Hanoi’s Lane Homestay

6 Phố Tạ Hiện, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi, Vietnam·View on map

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Check-infrom 14:00
Check-outuntil 11:00
Parking✕ Not available
WiFi✓ Free
Pets✕ Not allowed
BreakfastNot stated

Description

Hanoi’s Lane Homestay is a homestay in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with balcony rooms on Phố Tạ Hiện. It offers four room types, from a compact single-occupancy room to a family room for up to four people. The two balcony rooms have views, while each room has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Free toiletries are supplied, and heating is noted in two room types.

A terrace, daily housekeeping and luggage storage complement the rooms. Free WiFi is available throughout, and a paid airport shuttle is offered; there is no parking at the property. The surrounding streets put Old Quarter temples, markets and Hoan Kiem Lake within walking distance, suiting travellers who want to explore the district on foot and families needing the larger layout. Guest feedback also reports late-night music and street noise, and some visitors find the mattresses hard.

Rooms

4 room types · 8–25 m²

The four room types range from an 8 m² single-occupancy room to a 25 m² family room for up to four people. The two 12 m² Queen Room options each sleep two: one has a balcony and a view, while the other is a more straightforward room with heating. The family room has two double beds, a balcony and a view; the Queen Room with Balcony has one double bed and the same outdoor feature.

All four room types have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. Bathroom facilities include a walk-in shower, hairdryer, slippers and free toiletries. Towels and linen are provided, although towels or sheets may carry an extra fee. Heating is present in the Queen Room and the single-occupancy room, while the balcony and view distinguish the two larger double-room choices.

Queen Room with Balcony — Hanoi’s Lane Homestay

Queen Room with Balcony

12 m² Max. 3 guests 1 Double bed
BalconyViewAir conditioning

At 12 m², the Queen Room with Balcony pairs one double bed with a private balcony and a view. It sleeps up to two and includes air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower. Free toiletries, a hairdryer and slippers are provided.

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Family Room with Balcony — Hanoi’s Lane Homestay

Family Room with Balcony

25 m² Max. 6 guests 2 Double bed
BalconyViewFlat-screen TV

At 25 m², the Family Room with Balcony is the largest option, with two double beds and capacity for four. A balcony and a view distinguish it from the smaller rooms; it also has air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, plus free toiletries.

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Queen Room — Hanoi’s Lane Homestay

Queen Room

12 m² Max. 3 guests 1 Double bed
HeatingAir conditioningFlat-screen TV

The 12 m² Queen Room sleeps up to two and has one double bed, without the balcony offered by the other Queen Room. Heating is a distinguishing feature, alongside air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower. Free toiletries, a hairdryer and slippers are supplied.

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Double Room with Private Bathroom — Hanoi’s Lane Homestay

Double Room with Private Bathroom

8 m² Max. 1 guests 1 Single bed
HeatingAir conditioningPrivate bathroom

At 8 m² and for one occupant, the Double Room with Private Bathroom is the smallest option and has one single bed. It has no balcony; heating is provided alongside air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, free toiletries, a hairdryer and slippers.

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Facilities

37 facilities
Private bathroom
Air conditioning
Free WiFi
Family rooms
Airport shuttle
Non-smoking rooms
Flat-screen TV
Shower
Luggage storage

Free WiFi is available throughout Hanoi’s Lane Homestay, and the rooms have air conditioning. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available, while a terrace provides an outdoor place to sit. Daily housekeeping and luggage storage are offered, along with a shuttle service that includes a paid airport shuttle. There is no parking at the property.

In-room facilities include a flat-screen TV, refrigerator, desk, wardrobe or closet, fan and heating. Bathrooms have a shower or bath, hairdryer, slippers and free toiletries. Towels and linen are provided, though towels or sheets may incur an extra fee. The homestay is non-smoking throughout, and upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

General

  • Terrace
  • Shuttle service
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Luggage storage
  • Airport shuttle
  • Air conditioning
  • Non-smoking throughout
  • Heating
  • Fan
  • Family rooms
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Upper floors accessible by stairs only

In the room

  • Towels
  • Bath or shower
  • Slippers
  • Private bathroom
  • Free toiletries
  • Hairdryer
  • Shower
  • Linen
  • Wardrobe or closet
  • Refrigerator
  • Socket near the bed
  • Clothes rack
  • Desk

Media & technology

  • Flat-screen TV
  • TV
  • Internet services

Hanoi’s Lane Homestay is on Phố Tạ Hiện in the Old Quarter, a dense district of narrow streets, small shops and late-opening bars. Ta Hien Street is 50 m away, and Quan Đế Temple is 100 m from the homestay. O Quan Chuong City Gate stands 200 m away, with Hanoi Weekend Night Market 250 m away. The lanes remain lively after dark; guest feedback specifically mentions music and street noise reaching rooms late at night.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.6 km away. From the station, a taxi or another local ride can bring you to Phố Tạ Hiện; the homestay also offers a paid airport shuttle. There is no parking on site, so arrival by car needs a drop-off rather than an on-site space. Check-in is available from 14:00 until 00:00, and you should send your expected arrival time in advance. Upper floors are reached by stairs only, which matters when carrying bags.

Dong Xuan Market is 400 m away, offering a covered market visit among the Old Quarter streets. The Huc Bridge is 500 m from the homestay and Hoan Kiem Lake 750 m away, so you can walk from the compact lanes towards the lakefront. Long Bien Bridge, 1.1 km away, is a historic crossing over the Red River. Hanoi Old Quarter Cultural Exchange Centre and Bach Ma Temple are nearby named cultural stops; Ta Hien Street and the weekend night market are known for evening activity.

  • Ta Hien Street
    Lively dining and bar street with activity continuing into the evening.
    50 m
  • O Quan Chuong City Gate
    Historic eastern entrance to the Old Quarter’s narrow street network.
    200 m
  • Hanoi Weekend Night Market
    Evening stalls bring shopping and street food to the quarter.
    250 m
  • Dong Xuan Market
    Large covered market with household goods, clothing and local produce.
    400 m
  • The Huc Bridge
    Red-painted pedestrian bridge leading across the lake to Ngoc Son Temple.
    500 m
  • Hoan Kiem Lake
    Lakeside promenade and gathering place beside Hanoi’s old streets.
    750 m

Is it for you?

Yes, if…

  • ✓you are travelling as a family: the 25 m² Family Room has two double beds and accommodates up to four people.
  • ✓you want a balcony: both the Queen Room with Balcony and the Family Room with Balcony have one, along with a view.
  • ✓you need internet access: free WiFi is available throughout the homestay.
  • ✓you want to explore the Old Quarter on foot: Ta Hien Street is 50 m away and O Quan Chuong City Gate is 200 m away.
  • ✓you are arriving by air and want an arranged transfer: a paid airport shuttle is available.

Maybe not, if…

  • ✕you need a quiet room at night: guests report music and street noise from nearby bars late into the evening.
  • ✕you prefer a softer mattress: some guests find the beds too hard.
  • ✕you need step-free access: upper floors are accessible only by stairs.
  • ✕you are arriving by car and need on-site parking: the homestay has no parking.

What guests say

76 verified reviews
7.0

Guests praise the Old Quarter setting near the lively Beer Street and describe the staff as friendly and helpful, including for late arrivals and English communication. Some report music and street noise from nearby bars at night, while others find the mattresses too hard.

Free WiFi10.0
Staff7.9
Cleanliness7.8
Location7.7
Value for money7.5
Comfort7.4
Facilities7.1

Frequently asked questions

How much does a night at Hanoi’s Lane Homestay cost?

Rates at Hanoi’s Lane Homestay vary by season, room type and dates. To see the current rate for your stay, view prices through our booking partners.

How do I get to Hanoi’s Lane Homestay?

Hanoi’s Lane Homestay is on Phố Tạ Hiện in the Old Quarter, and Ha Noi Railway station is 1.6 km away; continue from the station by local taxi or ride. A paid airport shuttle is available. The homestay has no parking, and upper floors are accessible only by stairs. Check-in runs from 14:00 to 00:00; tell the property your expected arrival time in advance.

What is near Hanoi’s Lane Homestay?

Hanoi’s Lane Homestay is 50 m from Ta Hien Street and 200 m from O Quan Chuong City Gate. Hanoi Weekend Night Market is 250 m away, Dong Xuan Market is 400 m away, and Hoan Kiem Lake is 750 m away. Ta Hien’s bars are active late into the evening.

Which rooms can you book at Hanoi’s Lane Homestay?

Hanoi’s Lane Homestay has Queen Rooms with and without balconies, a Family Room with Balcony, and a room called Double Room with Private Bathroom for one occupant. The balcony rooms include a view; the family option has two double beds and accommodates up to four.

Does Hanoi’s Lane Homestay provide an airport shuttle?

Hanoi’s Lane Homestay offers an airport shuttle for a fee. Noi Bai International Airport is 19.6 km from the property, and on-site parking is unavailable.

Can travellers under 18 check in at Hanoi’s Lane Homestay?

Hanoi’s Lane Homestay allows travellers under 18 to check in only with a parent or official guardian. Photo identification and a credit card are required at arrival, so the responsible adult should be present for check-in.

Does Hanoi’s Lane Homestay require a damage deposit?

Hanoi’s Lane Homestay requires a VND 500,000 damage deposit on arrival, collected as a cash payment. The deposit is refunded in full in cash at check-out after an inspection of the accommodation.

Is Hanoi’s Lane Homestay quiet at night?

Some visitors to Hanoi’s Lane Homestay report loud music and street noise from nearby bars late into the night. Other comments describe crowds in the area, and some guests find the mattresses too hard.

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