Vacation rentals with breakfast in Quốc Oai

Great place in the heart of the old quarter! The place was super clean, fully equipped, and everything looked brand new. One of our favorite parts was watching the train go by right from the balcony—such a cool experience! And don’t worry about the noise—Trung even provided earplugs, which was so thoughtful. We’d love to come back again!

Very friendly host, everyone. Dedicated guidance that the way into the house is also easy to find It's the same with the house, too. Cool, pleasant and extremely peaceful 😗😗👍👍 Excellent, 10 points quality is always

Nice place convenient located, got all what you need in the Yard. Food, coffee etc. Could be a bit cleaner but the Landlord acted immediately and cleaning lady was fast and efficient

I liked the location of the accommodation and the large space. But the cleanliness is a little disappointing I left. There was a towel in the washing machine. I could see some hairs on the floor Other than that, I am satisfied.

Myself and 2 friends stayed at Hanoi Little hotel on two occasions during our trip to Hanoi. We did not get the room we had booked but we were notified before hand and the hotel provided a free airport transfer in lieu of this. The staff at the hotel are super friendly and helpful, and provided us with excellent advice on tours which they booked for us in Hanoi. Rooms were clean and neat. Check whether breakfast is included - ours wasn't. Overall we had a good stay here. Would definitely recommend it.

During my short stay, I asked for breakfast early for us who often go out early in the morning, and my mother was happy and helpful.My mother's homemade breakfast was very gentle and delicious.They also brewed Vietnamese coffee and enjoyed it.I stained my pants and my mom did the laundry.There were times when the hot water in the shared shower didn't come out, and I didn't understand how to do it.On the day of return, they provided a taxi to the airport and lowered the price.Very kind and warm mom.Thank you again for everything.If I ever come back to Hanoi again, I'd love to go back to my mother's place.