Maison d'Orient Hotel

Nó gần nhà thờ nên thật tuyệt khi có thể tham quan nhiều nơi từ đây. Cô nhân viên tóc dài rất tốt bụng và giúp đỡ tôi bằng nhiều cách, mặc dù tôi không nói được nhiều tiếng Anh hay tiếng Việt. Tuy nhiên, căn phòng không được hút bụi và đầy bụi, có lẽ vì mang giày cũng không sao. (Có lẽ ở Việt Nam chưa có văn hóa hút bụi?) Bồn tắm còn có nhiều bụi bẩn nên không nên sử dụng bồn tắm. Những chiếc cốc cũng bẩn và có côn trùng chết trong máy nước nóng. (Các nhà hàng Việt Nam cũng có rất nhiều rác trên sàn, nên có lẽ đó chỉ là nét đặc trưng của dân tộc nên họ không bận tâm?) Ngoài ra, tôi có uống một chai bia trong phòng nhưng khi trả tiền, tôi cảm thấy như bị choáng váng một chút. Nhân viên nữ bảo sau này tôi phải trả 25.000đ cho nhân viên nam nhưng lúc thanh toán tôi bị tính 35.000đ (phiếu phòng cũng ghi 25.000đ). Vì không có văn hóa tip nên việc kiếm tiền là điều không thể tránh khỏi và số tiền cũng không lớn nên tôi đã trả... Nhân viên nữ rất dễ thương, Nó giống như, ôi chúa ơi. Nếu đúng như vậy thì đó sẽ là một nhà nghỉ rẻ hơn nhiều. Tôi cảm thấy như một khách sạn nước ngoài khác sẽ tốt hơn💦 Đó là khách sạn nơi tôi có thể trải nghiệm Việt Nam, cả mặt tốt lẫn mặt xấu!

My husband and I loved the location of this small hotel in an alley just around the corner from St Joseph's cathedral. It was very handy to the sights of the old quarter and to the lake, but reasonably quiet. We had two stays as we did Halong Bay in between. I would recommend paying a little more for a Star Anise room, as it was bigger and much lighter than the Lemongrass room, and also had much better shower pressure (not sure if this applies to all the rooms). We had a room mix up when we arrived, which Michael and I discovered this was an Agoda system error (lesson - make your booking direct, or at least check with the hotel that there booking matches your Agoda one). Breakfast was lovely fresh fruits and yoghurt, tea and coffee, and eggs made to order. Crepes were a nice treat one morning (perhaps cereal could be a another addition?). Service was friendly and welcoming - Michael, Mien and the team were excellent. Would recommend this boutique, family-run hotel as it was great value for money.

The location is great, right in the old quarter but quiet at night time. It is quite hard to find, our taxi driver parked on the road and phoned someone who came to meet us and show us where it was - that was a bit weird at first. Walk up smally alleys to get there and the front is a lovely lush plant area which I found lovely in this crazy city. There is no lift, so be prepared for stairs which we had no problem. Breakfast was ok, not a full buffet but that was nice and a decent selection. The staff are lovely and I think its nicer to stay in a small boutique hotel as it is more personal. They interact with you and happy to give advise. We enjoyed and I would stay again. Rooms nice and big, great comfy bed and shower was good - all what we look for in a hotel.

A quintessential budget Hanoi hotel. First challenge is finding it being at the end of an alley obscured by foliage. Your taxi will not be able to get down the road off which the alley to the hotel is located so you'll have a short walk. For info the alley is located opposite Au Lac restaurant. Our room was Cinnamon on the 3rd floor, massive room with a double and single bed. Unquestionably in need of some smartening up, no view unfortunately, I could have reached through the window and touched the building next door. There is no lift for guests so consider this if you have mobility issues. Our stay was broken by a Halong Bay overnight cruise but Michael kept the unneeded luggage safely while we were away. Michael also arranged a transfer to Halong Bay, something I had not considered when booking, I'd assumed it would be a short grab taxi to a nearby dock however it takes around 2.5Hrs to get there. Breakfast is a simple affair, tea/coffee/juice toast, preserves, fruits and a 'how do you like your eggs' menu or Pho (noodle soup). The weather was cold while we were there, unusually so apparently, so-much-so we had to go out and buy knock-off North Face coats, without heating the breakfast area was freezing. Not an issue in the bedroom as the aircon has a heat function which we made good use of. WiFi is excellent, no issue hooking up the firestick for a late night movie stream. However the room is big so the small (by modern standards) TV on the opposite wall is about the same size as a mobile phone at arm's length. Location is superb, smack in the middle of the old quarter where, as a tourist, you want to be. Excellent budget hotel in need of some modernisation. 4 stars.

We absolutely loved our stay at Maison d'Orient. The location is perfect in the middle of the old quarter, we arrived in the middle of the night and our hosts were waiting for us, we never felt unsafe at any given time. The room was in excellwnt condition, clean and fonctional and the breakfast was always delicious. Service and general sweetness ofbour hosts were all remarkable

On a quiet street nearby the best parts of Hanoi center. Staff was warm and top notch. Room was nice, big space. It can be cold in the winter

As soon as we arrived we were so glad we chose Maison, from the warm welcome to the local advice, accommodating our early arrival and later helping us make new travel plans because of bad weather in central Vietnam. We loved our stay here not only because of all of the above but also because of the lovely homely feel to the hotel, very convenient location to see all the sights and great options for food and drink nearby, yet still remaining quiet and calm later in the evenings. We would absolutely stay at Maison again.. in fact we already did! Thank you to everyone at Maison d’Orient for helping us have an enjoyable trip to Vietnam.

Stayed here with my partner during our time in Hanoi. Beautiful building with lots of character. The plants out front have grown loads over the last few years and the front reception area has become a lush, private jungle. The staff had been very easy to contact prior to our arrival to arrange hotel transfers and when we arrived we were greeted with wonderful hospitality. They are so knowledgeable and accommodating. Our plans had to be rearranged a little due to flooding in central Vietnam and luckily we were able to extend our stay an extra night, and the staff recommended a group tour with one of their partner companies. The rooms were spacious and comfortable, with balconnettes to enjoy the bustling city views. Big bathrooms as well! Breakfast was fresh fruit, bread, yogurt, etc plus eggs cooked your way or traditional pho. Always came quickly! The hotel is in the old quarter, tucked down the side of an alleyway. Its central but quiet due to its location. Only 5 minutes walk to the Cathedral and loads of shops and food options around. Thank you so much to the team at Madison d’Orient for your hospitality during our stay, we will absolutely be back if we come back to Hanoi!

This hotel was not particularly polished but there were lots of things we loved about it: - great service, staff so helpful - down a quiet land in middle of old town, so quiet but great location - only about £30 a night - good character - liked the style of the hotel