Freedom Hanoi
7 Hang Trong Street, Hoan Kiem Dist Hanoi, 65000, Vietnam
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelFreedom Hanoi
Zeit Abschied zu nehmen
Aus Ninh Binh zurueck verbrachten wir noch einen schoenen Nachmittag im wunderschoenen Old Quarter von Hanoi. Nun sind die Sachen gepackt und morgen frueh gehts um 9.15 mit dem Flieger nach Bangkok. Dort werden wir noch einmal einen Abstecher in die Stadt unternehmen, bis sich am Abend unsere wege trennen werden :(
Fuer mich geht es dann …
Travel Blogs Nearby
HANOI, North Vietnam
... Pinnacles are called Karst style islands and Halong Bay is now a World Heritage site. Birds dived into the water trying to catch their fish. We stopped in a small fishing village where we transfer to small rowing boats to go through the village. What a sight, seeing kids running around on the small floatillas, dogs playing with each other (dogs that were NOT dinner!) kids rowing to play with their friends 5 houses down. They go to school on ...
Hanoi and the end of a marvellous trip
... We grabbed a quick lunch at the restaurant on-site.
This restaurant gave new meaning to terrible service. It is suppose to be a training facility for the hospitality industry but we must of got the greenest staff who had never been inside a restaurant before or the failing class of all time. I order a side of French Fries that she confirmed three times, wrote it down but never delivered the order to the kitchen. Finally a supervisor took the order and I got ...
The capital / la capitale/ Stolica
... exception - the buzzying sound of engines and smell of gasoline acompany us all the time. Crossing a street as a pedestrian requires a lot of courage, a cool head and some amount of trust in the local bikers skills.
Looking for accommodation is a lot of fun. Most cheap hotels don't have lifts so "the higher floor the cheaper the room" rule applies. As we are on the low budget we get a room on the 7th floor. Everyday portion ...
Sitting In Plastic Chairs
... of Quan Bia Minh, drinking cold beer and eating fresh spring rolls (mmmmm), looking down at the goings on as the sun set around us, then headed to the ‘Backpacker Street’ to meet Spanish Miguel and Dutch Priscillia and Tamara (that we’d travelled down from Sapa with). What started as a couple of drinks (sitting in the street in the obligatory plastic chairs!), turned into a proper session! We moved on to a ‘Black and White’ party at a ...


