Hanoi Station × Accommodation For Multiple Night Stay During Year-End And New YearHighly rated for dining at Hotel·Ryokan - 2Page Number

I stayed for one night. It is a family-run accommodation with a warm and cozy atmosphere. The room was 4.5 tatami mats in size, which was sufficient for a solo traveler. The bathroom was well-equipped with amenities, including an exfoliating towel, which was a thoughtful touch. It’s a relaxing and comfortable place that I highly recommend.

I didn't have high expectations due to the bad Google Reviews, but the Room was not smelly, the air conditioning worked well, it was quiet, and the Room was spacious. It seemed like a great Hotel for a long stay! I would love to use it again!

No Meals Included available, conveniently located near Yao Station.

I chose this place because it was inexpensive and had good Reviews, so I booked it with some doubts. I was a bit surprised by the exterior and the layout on the way to the Room. However, the Room was clean, flat, and easy to use! I did wish there were a small table for meals, but it was manageable. The listing said there were no amenities, but there were toothbrushes, towels, a hair dryer, an electric kettle, instant coffee, and even tea—so I was pleasantly surprised. Since I brought my own thinking they wouldn’t be provided, you may want to update that information. The futon and pillow were very comfortable for me, and I slept soundly. It’s also close to both the station and Koreatown, in a quiet area, so I’d like to stay again.

The owner was Chinese and very friendly. The main door had an auto-lock system, allowing free access at any time, which was very convenient. We stayed as a family of three and had a comfortable and relaxed stay. Towels were provided, but they were more like household towels, so if you're particular about that, it might be better to bring your own—I brought mine. During the cold winter season, the bedding felt thin and I initially had trouble sleeping, but raising the heating temperature made it much more comfortable. The accommodation is conveniently located near a station.

This time, I met a friend in Tsuruhashi, but recently, Hotel prices have become too high, making it difficult for Japanese people to find places to stay in their own country. Tears... However, I discovered a great hostel in Imazato. I think it was 5,500 yen for a twin single-use room. It takes about 8 minutes from the station to arrive. It feels a bit small, but the owner's attention to detail makes it surprisingly great! Considering the price, it's really good. The room is also kept clean, and I will definitely stay here again next time.

I stayed here after the Expo. Although it is a traditional Japanese house, the renovation was excellent, and all electrical appliances were new and user-friendly. Coffee, tea, black tea, soda, alcohol, and water were provided. The bathroom was spacious and renovated as well; soaking in it relieved my fatigue. Although it was mentioned that pajamas were not provided, they were available. Despite how challenging cleaning must be for such a place, it was impeccably clean. Thank you for answering my questions so kindly. It is also close to Koreatown. I would love to stay here again!

This was my first time staying at a Hotel without on-site staff, and when I called because I was confused about a few things, you were extremely kind and helpful despite my misunderstanding. Thank you very much.