Vietnam Travelers Home 2 with Cozy Private Balcony

Vietnam Travelers Home 2 is an apartment in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with private balconies and city views.

Three accommodation types, each measuring 30 m² and accommodating up to four people, are available: a Queen Room with Balcony, a Studio with Balcony and a One-Bedroom Apartment. All have a kitchenette, private bathroom, air conditioning and flat-screen TV. The two balcony room types also have inner-courtyard views, while the apartment has a separate bedroom and living room with a sofa.

Shared facilities include a sun terrace, lounge, tour desk and luggage storage. Activities include cooking classes, walking tours and bike tours, and bicycle rental is available. WiFi is free in the rooms, and an airport shuttle is among the services. Public parking is available on site for a daily charge. On Ngõ Huyện, the apartment is close to Saint Joseph Cathedral and Hoan Kiem Lake, with museums, gardens and historic sights nearby.

All three accommodation types are 30 m² and have capacity for up to four people. The Queen Room with Balcony and Studio with Balcony each include a kitchenette, private bathroom, air conditioning, flat-screen TV and balcony with city views; both also have an inner-courtyard view. Their kitchenettes have a refrigerator, microwave and electric kettle, and the bathrooms include towels, slippers, toiletries and a hairdryer. Each of these room types has two large king-size beds.

The One-Bedroom Apartment has a separate bedroom and living room, with a sofa in the living area. Its kitchenette includes a refrigerator and microwave, and the apartment also has a private bathroom with shower, electric kettle, air conditioning and flat-screen TV. City and inner-courtyard views feature in this apartment too. The three choices combine private facilities with space for preparing simple meals.

Practical facilities here centre on exploring Hanoi and managing day-to-day needs. A tour desk, luggage storage, bicycle rental, shuttle service and airport shuttle are available, alongside walking tours, bike tours, cycling and tours or classes about local culture. Cooking classes are another activity, while public transport tickets and currency exchange are also among the services. A sun terrace and shared lounge/TV area provide communal spaces.

WiFi is free in the rooms. Public parking is available on site for VND 20,000 per day, with no reservation needed. Room facilities include air conditioning, a kitchenette, refrigerator, microwave and electric kettle, as well as a private bathroom with shower or bath, towels, slippers, toiletries and a hairdryer. Rooms also have a flat-screen TV, desk, sofa, city views and inner-courtyard views.

Vietnam Travelers Home 2 is on Ngõ Huyện in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, where narrow lanes sit among small shops, cafés and historic buildings. Saint Joseph Cathedral is 50 m away, Chùa Lý Triều Quốc Sư is 100 m away, and Hang Trong Garden is 250 m from the apartment. Hoan Kiem Lake lies 400 m away. Saint Joseph Cathedral and Chùa Lý Triều Quốc Sư give the surrounding streets prominent religious landmarks, while the garden and lake add open public spaces. Ngõ Huyện places you within the Old Quarter’s older street grid.

Ha Noi Railway station is 950 m from the apartment, while Noi Bai International Airport is 20.2 km away. An airport shuttle is available among the property’s services. Public parking is available on site for VND 20,000 per day without advance reservation. Tell the property your expected arrival time before travelling, as it asks to be notified in advance. Guests have noted narrow, steep stairs to upper floors and no lift, so carrying luggage involves the stairs.

For museums and street life, Hanoi Train Street is 450 m away, Hoa Lo Historical Prison is 500 m away, Hang Da Galleria is 350 m away, and Hanoi Weekend Night Market is 550 m away. These nearby stops pair a railway-side street with museum history, shopping and market stalls. The night market adds an evening stop among the Old Quarter’s lanes, while Hoa Lo Historical Prison offers a closer look at the city’s past.