Hotels near Long Bien Old Bridge, Hanoi

Great location, on the edge of the busy beer/ tourist area so still quiet enough for a good sleep but within minutes walking distance to the tourist area. It was also next to the corner of pick up/drop for tours. Hotel looked very modern and the staff were friendly and helpful.

Traveling with two families during Chinese New Year, we booked three rooms. I was initially worried because of the many negative reviews and even considered changing hotels, but found very few alternatives that met our requirements. Before our trip, I connected with Selina on WhatsApp, and she truly helped us a lot. Firstly, as everyone knows, Vietnam also celebrates Chinese New Year, and many restaurants are closed. Selina proactively helped us book a New Year's Eve dinner for 9 people at Met Restaurant. We wanted to go to Cat Ba Island, but by the time we got to the ticket office, it was closed. Again, Selina contacted Daiichi for us and helped us secure round-trip tickets. The hotel is located near Hoan Kiem Lake, and all surrounding attractions are within walking distance. Since it was impossible to get a taxi during Chinese New Year, we walked everywhere. Plus, it's very close to the Daiichi ticket office, just a 3-5 minute walk. The hotel breakfast was excellent, and you could also order pho, fried eggs, omelets, and more fresh.

Great location (about 20min walk from the old quarter), clean and relatively new studio. There is filtered water available, and the staff was friendly and responsive. The bed was comfortable and the place clean. Hot water was working well and there is AC and washing machine. The internet is a bit slow and although there is a stove, there are no kitchen equipment or tools to cook. Only a kettle and 2 glasses. Plenty of restaurants and markets nearby and in a local part, which is nice.

The double bed was way too small; I almost fell off it in the middle of the night! I was on the 4th floor, and the shower water kept going hot and cold – not sure if the thermostat was faulty. The pillows were uncomfortable too, and I woke up with a stiff neck 🤣. Besides the good location, there's not much else to praise. Breakfast had very limited options. I did visit the rooftop sky bar though, and you can see Hoan Kiem Lake from there!

The location is so perfect! The hostel is clean. We stayed for 2 nights. AC was working well. There’s also a fan inside our room which I used to dry some of my wet clothes from halong bay cruise 🤫. It’s a self check in. Add the whatsapp of the owner, send a message of your booking and she’ll tell you a caretaker would come to give you the keys to your room on your check in time.

The room doesn't match the photo on the trip. We were in room 25. Let me tell you about it. The first thing that surprised me was that the website didn't say the rooms were right above the coffee shop. You literally walk into the shop, stand in line at the cash register, and show your voucher (they won't check you in even half an hour early). The coffee shop is open 24 hours and is the kind of place where teenagers buy one cup for ten people and sit until the early hours playing games and yelling. Again, our room was right above the tables; we didn't have a window, but the doors open up to reveal the coffee shop's thin, transparent ceiling. You step out of the shower and there's the transparent roof and tables where customers are drinking coffee right in front of you. Also, it's impossible to enter the coffee shop with suitcases because the whole place is filled with mopeds—again, because it's a coffee shop. And the coffee shop doesn't have the atmosphere of a coworking space where people work quietly, but rather for young people in the evening and for coffee during the day. They even serve sunflower seeds, and everyone sits there for hours cracking them. About the room. In the photo, even the kitchen layout was different. And everything in the room is arranged strangely, at one point it even became funny :) The first thing you notice is the TV, which is a millimeter from the bed. Secondly, there's no sink in the bathroom, only in the ”kitchen,” and even there, the faucet opens into the wall, which is why I got badly scalded once and pinched my finger the other time. The drain in the bathroom isn't next to the corner where the water runs, but behind the toilet. So everything on the floor gets wet, all over the bathroom. There are no shelves in the bathroom, not a single one. The room is not cozy; it's old. There's no elevator, lots of stairs, and you have to drag your suitcases through all the cafe rooms, asking people to move their chairs back to allow room. We were there from 2:00 PM to 11:00 PM because we needed to wait until our flight. I wouldn't have stayed there longer. Also, the front door is loose; a gentle push will open it. It locks with a regular key, and the gap is huge, making it wobbly. If you're traveling light and don't care about privacy and the cozy atmosphere of a small town, this hotel is for you. It's fine to spend the night, have a coffee in your room, and wait for your flight. And yes, for exactly the same price, we stayed in a hotel across the street where it was clean, cozy, had an elevator, was quiet, had a larger room, and had everything you need for a comfortable stay. Unfortunately, all the rooms there were occupied, and we were forced to look for something nearby for the day. If this room had been half the price of the previous one, I wouldn't have had so many complaints about it. Oh, and there was a big rat running around in the coffee shop. There are plenty of them here, of course, but it surprised me to see one right there in the room.

Great property, actually extending my stay It close enough to pub street to get there in a few minutes, but not in the pub street walkways so you don't get the drunk tourists singing at 3 in the morning...Basically 2 blocks away Additionally if looking for a more native feel, this place has it... front is shops selling to locals Room has air con and a netflix+YouTube capable smart tv, a work station looking out into street, and a bathroom, and elevator Place is kinda cosie (smallish) but the bed is big and comphy, and is perfect for a digital nomad or similar... or just a student tired of bunk beds People said hard to find, but once you book she sends you pictures. Its on main road and has a electric roller door that you can open any tube to go in or out and gives a great sense of security

It was a great place and great location.  The breakfast buffet was great.  The room was a bit noisy, but that’s because it was in the old quarter and it’s all noisy there!

Best place to stay in Hanoi. The location is reallllyyy perfect, in the middle of everything. Amenities were great. The front desk was so helpful with everything. You can exchange money or book tours with them. Definitely recommend!!