Trải nghiệm - Review - Đánh Giá Vinhomes Times City - mới nhất 7/2024

Ở trong khu vực này công viên 10.  Căn hộ 2 phòng ngủ khoảng 70 USD / đêm. 2 phòng tắm hoàn toàn mới. Rất gần với trung tâm mua sắm và một số cửa hàng thực phẩm. 20 phút đi taxi đến nhà hát và khu phố cổ. 2 đô la. 50 trong taxi.

Là trung tâm thương mại lớn tại hà nội với nhìu khu vui chơi giải trí,mua sắm,ăn uống.có thể đến đây chơi nếu trời mưa và khung cảnh cũng rất đẹp.đồ ăn đa dạng và mang phong cách phương tây.hơn nữa nơi đây cũng rất sạch và phù hợp cho mọi lứa tuổi

Không gian tuyệt vời . Cảnh quan thoáng đãng . Tiện ích đầy đủ rts phù hợp vui chơi giải trí . Nhf hàng cafe , khu vui chơi ..... cây cối thác nước đồi vọng cảnh , sân chơi nước , sân khấu .... park hill xứng đáng là khu đô thị đáng sống nhất hà nội

It is equal to 5 star hotel but with a better price and more convinient. I stayed sometimes there in a 2 bedroom apartment, everything is clean as in a 5 star hotel. If your trip is just simple bussiness trip without any semianr or big events that require big meeting room, Times City Apartment is a right place for you to stay, in the apartment you have nearly every thing you need for your daily requirements: Kitchen, Washing machine, free private wifi connection etc. in the ground floor (B1) there are alot of eating shops, restaurants, coffe shops, shoping centers, and entailment centers with high quality services and reasonable price (much beeter than in a 4-5 star hotels) When you go out your room, around you is a clean, modern environment make you fill like you are in Singapoere or some other modern cities. I like to stay there every time i go to Ha Noi.

While in Hanoi, Vietnam on business, they chose to put us up in the Vinhomes Times City Apartments. They are located an hour from the main part of the city during rush hour which is when we were traveling. There are several buildings. I was in Building 10 and I know there were also 11 and 12 + several more. The area is referred to as Vin City and it is very much like a city, with an entry gate and fences all around. The concept may be good, but as a hotel for visitors it is not convenient nor are the amenities provided. Under all the buildings was a shopping mall and restaurants. There is no sense of the old city of Hanoi or any of the culture that a visitor wants to see. It was total isolation. It felt oppressive to me as we walked around. It was like being in another world. I was in a 2 bedroom apartment with another woman. I had my own private bath while she had to go down the hall for her bathroom. When we got there the gentleman who showed us to our room proudly showed us where the ironing board was kept! As we tried to unpack, since we were there for 6 days, we found no hangars in either room. We looked for a blow dryer. That’s right, there was none. The next thing we were missing was shampoo and conditioner. Don’t all hotels supply these things nowadays? The first morning after taking a shower, my shower leaked all over the bathroom floor, as the drain had apparently been closed by the maid the previous day. My friend’s shower not only leaked all over her floor, but into and down the hall. As we patiently requested the items we needed and told them of the flooding, we quickly realized that they are just not used to having Westerners in their apartments. There were two gentlemen in our group, each in a different building than we were. They had even worse issues: a backed up sewer that provided undesirable odors for them to sleep with was the worst of their problems. There was maid service each day and the rooms were clean. However, even average hotels throughout Asia are superior to this one. Breakfast was included in this stay, however, that was located in Building 5, a good hike while carrying a computer bag and materials in the misty rain each morning. The menu was limited in every sense of the word. The American breakfast was an orange slice, a small piece of watermelon, a hard roll, butter if you asked for it, and two eggs. I asked for my eggs over easy and of course, they came over hard, each morning. Those in our party asked for coffee and lattes. They were brought when we finished our meal, not before or with the meal. I asked for a bottle of water that never came, so after the first morning, I brought my own