PrivateHouse'sArtistBRKitchenBalconyOldQuarter

PrivateHouse'sArtistBRKitchenBalconyOldQuarter is an apartment in Old Quarter, Hanoi, with a balcony overlooking the city.

Set about 650 m from the centre, this 48 m², one-bedroom apartment accommodates up to four people, with a double bed and two futon mats. The kitchen has a stovetop, microwave, refrigerator and kitchenware, while a dining table and seating area provide places to eat or sit indoors. A private entrance, air conditioning, flat-screen TV and streaming services complete the main in-apartment features.

The balcony faces a lively street, and guests have praised the friendly, helpful host. A bar and minibar are available, WiFi is free, and free private parking can be arranged nearby with a reservation. Several Old Quarter sights are reachable on foot, including Hang Da Galleria and Hanoi Train Street. The apartment suits couples or small groups comfortable sharing one bedroom; guest feedback notes that street noise remains audible despite some soundproofing, and cleanliness and upkeep have varied.

The apartment offers a single 48 m² one-bedroom layout for up to four people, with a double bed and two futon mats. A balcony opens onto city views, while a seating area and dining table provide places to sit and eat. Air conditioning and a private entrance are included, and the sleeping arrangement suits a couple or a small group sharing one bedroom.

Cooking facilities include a stovetop, microwave, refrigerator, electric kettle and kitchenware, with a minibar also available. The bathroom has a bath or shower, bidet, towels, slippers and free toiletries, and a hairdryer is provided. A flat-screen television offers streaming services; the apartment also has a desk and clothes rack. The bed, dining table and seating area are within one apartment, with the balcony facing the city.

The apartment supports simple meals with a kitchenette, stovetop, microwave, refrigerator, electric kettle, kitchenware and dining table. A minibar and a bar are also available, while the balcony has outdoor furniture. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, and air conditioning is provided. For entertainment, there is a flat-screen TV with cable, satellite and pay-per-view channels, plus streaming services and an iPod dock.

Bathroom amenities include towels, slippers, a bidet, a hairdryer and free toiletries; ironing facilities and a fan are also provided. A desk offers a work surface, and family rooms are available. Free private parking can be arranged at a nearby site, but a reservation is required. Pets are allowed on request, and charges may apply.

PrivateHouse'sArtistBRKitchenBalconyOldQuarter is on Phố Hàng Bông in Old Quarter, Hanoi, among the dense streets and shopfronts of the historic centre. The quarter's narrow streets were traditionally associated with particular trades, and shops and food businesses still line the lanes. The balcony looks over the lively street, bringing neighbourhood activity into the city view. Hanoi Evangelical Church is 100 m away, Hang Da Galleria is 150 m away, Hanoi Train Street is 250 m away, and Saint Joseph Cathedral is 300 m away. The street sits within Old Quarter’s compact commercial grid, rather than on a quieter residential edge.

Ha Noi Railway station is 850 m away, and you can cover the final stretch on foot through central Hanoi to Phố Hàng Bông. The station is on Le Duan street, west of the French Quarter, while the apartment is within Old Quarter’s dense street grid. Free private parking is available nearby rather than at the apartment itself, and a reservation is required. The property asks you to share your arrival time in advance; its check-in window runs from 00:00 to 02:00.

Hoan Kiem Lake is 650 m away; Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square, a public square near the lake, is 550 m away. Hoa Lo Historical Prison, a museum, is also 550 m away, while Hanoi Weekend Night Market is 600 m away. A walk can combine the lakeside with the square, a visit to the prison museum and a browse among market stalls. The market brings food and goods stalls to nearby streets, while the museum offers a history-focused indoor visit.