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Not limited to Da Lat or Sapa, Hanoi itself hosts an array of beautiful homestays that offer a serene and peaceful experience far from the urban chaos.
Visit Hanoi's Lovely Homestays for a Memorable Stay in the Capital
Le Bleu Art Decor Loft (Nhà Trong Xóm), Tran Hung Dao
More than a hotel, hostel, or dorm, Le Bleu is a delightful homestay situated in an old French villa featuring an attic bedroom, a living room with a traditional fireplace, and a quaint kitchen overlooking the garden.
Staying at Le Bleu allows for a leisurely pace, encouraging guests to linger in bed each morning to embrace the tranquility of their surroundings for a truly restful break.
Le Bleu serves as a homely retreat for both distant travelers and locals in Hanoi, offering a cozy, nostalgic space amidst the city's modern pace, complete with a quaint brick courtyard.
Room rates start at 45 USD for 2 people on weekdays; 50 USD for weekends. Additional guests are 10 USD each, with a maximum of 4 people.
Le Bleu Indie Apartment, Tong Dan
Whether you're visiting or residing in Hanoi and looking for a unique place to stay for a few days, where you can cook, enjoy tea or coffee on a soft mattress, Le Bleu, including the Indie Apartment with two private bedrooms, is ideal.
Located near Hoan Kiem Lake, Le Bleu Tong Dan is a short walk from the Old Quarter, Nguyen Huu Huan for sticky rice and coffee, Tadioto for a glass of wine, and even Long Bien Bridge for sunset views – essential Hanoi experiences.
Referential room rates:
Indie Apartment offers a 2-bedroom stay for 45 USD for 2 people on weekdays and 50 USD on weekends. Each additional guest adds 10 USD, up to a maximum of 4 guests.
The shared Indie Apartment with 1 bedroom, including shared kitchen, bathroom, and laundry facilities, is available for 30 USD for 2 people per day.
Phori's House
Located in Quang Minh town, Me Linh district, Phori's House Hanoi is a riverside home featuring a large lawn and a self-made pool with turquoise tiles, surrounded by light and greenery, perfect for enjoying the cool air during Hanoi's hot summers.
Phori’s House Hanoi boasts an open bathroom design. When the house is empty, guests can enjoy a warm bath while listening to music and viewing the garden outside. Additionally, the house offers a cinema room with a collection of about 1,000 DVDs.
Room rates at Phori's House are 25 USD per person per day, with a double room priced at 45 USD. Adding a third person costs an additional 15 USD. Rates include breakfast with organic produce from the home's garden. Rooms are spacious with natural light, and meals are 5-7 USD per person for lunch and dinner.
Lacaito Homestay
Lacaito, a unique homestay set to launch soon, is a cozy apartment located in a quiet, old French villa in Da Tuong street, featuring a living room, bedroom, kitchen, and balcony all designed with a vintage flair mixed with modern simplicity.
Even before its opening, Lacaito promises to become an exceptionally interesting lodging option for those exploring the capital.
Location: No. 2, Da Tuong alley, Da Tuong street, Hanoi.
Compiled by Mi Mi
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Reference: Mytour Travel Guide
MytourJuly 4, 2016
