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"Vey clean boutique style hotel right in the center of it all in old town. Very attentive staff and a wonderful buffet style breakfast every morning. There are menu items that are made to order for no extra charge. The rooms are very clean. The amenities in the room are great! I can’t say enough good things about the staff…if you have a need they do everything they can to help!"

"Relatively cheap, but the property has some seriously deceptive photos and ratings. For one, it’s not a 4 star, it’s barely a 3 star hotel. The photos are clearly very upscaled and edited because the rooms are much smaller, older and dirtier than I expected. There was no view of the city, just someone’s fenced garden. The beds were old and had holes from the mattress springs sticking out. "

"Great location. Friendly and helpful staff. Very clean room. "

"Clean room, friend staff, delicious food, very good location"

"Renovated property great staff, great location and not that noisy"

"Amazingly friendly staff, fantastic service and a great location. Mia, Cindy and Jimmi could not be more welcoming. It is well worth paying the small additional fee for an upgraded room if you can. "

"amazing and super location, right in the heart of old quarters Hanoi. limited windows but everything else make it up. Staff , Katie, go way beyond their expected services to help. it was great"

"Large & clean rooms, professional staff, good facilities (although the jacuzzi wasn’t working in the spa), amazing breakfast. Definitely highly recommended. Good location about 10-12mins walk from the centre of the old quarter, train street and Hoan Kiem lake. "

"There is nothing “grand” about this hotel other than its name. Save your hard-earned money and book elsewhere. The room was very small, the floor felt sticky, the toiletries were subpar, and the slippers provided were clearly worn and used. It immediately fell short of what the hotel markets itself to be. My wife and I did not have a positive experience. We were given only one key card to share. When I requested a second card, we were warned that we would be charged if it was lost. I’ve stayed at many hotels and have never encountered one that felt so intent on nickel-and-diming guests. When we asked about exploring the city, the front desk recommended their own private tour service. We later discovered they outsource these tours and appear to charge significant markups. Hong recommended a six-hour private food and sightseeing tour around Hanoi. We paid $120 above the typical rate, expecting a well-curated experience. Unfortunately, the tour was disappointing. We were limited to one main meal and one small snack, with the guide repeatedly reminding us that we had a food budget of only VND 100k per person. As first-time visitors excited to try local cuisine, this was frustrating. At one point, the guide ordered a full bowl of pho for himself and ate in front of us without offering anything additional. That was his version of a “food tour.” This hotel markets itself as high-end and sophisticated, but our experience was the opposite. With so many hotel options, stay away!!!"