A quiet spot free of tourists.
BertrandA month ago
★★★★·Hanoi·9.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hà Nội Mái Hiên Boutique Stay offers spacious family rooms with private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, garden views, balconies, washing machines and complimentary Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden lounge, bar, shared kitchen and outdoor seating, plus free off‑site private parking. Situated 24 km from Noi Bai Airport, it lies within walking distance of One Pillar Pagoda, Quan Thanh Temple, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and West Lake.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
A quiet spot free of tourists.
Bertrand·A month ago
The staff were extremely friendly, and the room was very spacious with a beautiful design.
Piotr·2 months ago
The host was wonderful, the room was lovely and perfectly located just outside the city centre, making a pleasant walk into town; the host was endearing and offered to help with anything we needed.
Charlie·4 months ago
Positive: 1. Phuc (owner / manager) tries to be nice (but she also behaved a little bit weird at times (for example making me to leave my room before 12:00, because a new guests is coming, but check out is 12:00, or forgetting to give me the correct change (just minor amount of money), or ignoring me and totally focusing on another guest, while I was sitting 1 meter from her; or not really explaining where the kitchen is or making critical statements about me infront of another guest); good aspects of character are: general calmness and positive attitude, trying to be empathic 2. the facilities are actually very good (but not the sound aspects, see below) For the good aspects you will find good descriptions in the other reviews. Edit: I read the owners review and edit my reviw accordingly: I do not want to get into any argumentation fight with the owner. The main thing is, that this place is really loud, because of the roossters and the missing sound insolation. Many people have said so. Read other reviews, if you do not believe me, this is the old review: - owner did not mention, that there is a farm for chickens and roosters right opposit of the street (very close, a few meters) before checking in: this is actually a severe problem, because it is extremely loud, most of the day and also in the early morning / late night - the sound insolation is very poor (traditional house), so you can hear the roosters very nicely all the time This is NOT a fault of the owner. But it was very bad for my sleep. BUT: The owner should mention the level of noise in a message before arrival of guests, so that guests can cancel, if they can not deal with it. I was staying 5 nights in total. And I really suffered because of the noise and was very happy to leave. And this even so I was using very good ear plugs. If you are not believing me, check other reviews stating the same. TO AVOID ANY MISUNDERSTANDINGS: The guest house is very nice and the owner tries to be nice! I even could leave my bag there, while I was making a trip to Cam Pha. Thank you also for the very good coffee and the efforts in connecting. But it is very loud. And to put things in perspective: I am constantly traveling since years. So, I have a bit of experience. If I come back to Hanoi, I will choose another place
Gunter·5 months ago
This quiet, tucked‑away guesthouse on a local side street is a charming find. Phuc, the owner, is very kind and always considerate; when I forgot my phone charger, she went out of her way to contact another guest so I could borrow one—thanks a lot. The place has a Japanese washing machine, a TV, a balcony, and everything else you’d expect. The antique door and entrance were a bit tricky at first, but I got used to them quickly, so don’t worry. I wanted to use the kitchen to make coffee or wash bottles, but I couldn’t locate it, and it might not be open 24 hours.
Yurie·5 months ago