Win Hotel Hanoi

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4.50

34 Hang Hanh St, Hoan Kiem district Hanoi, Vietnam, 8287371

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Room at the Win Hotel in Hanoi
Hanoi and Halong Bay, Vietnam
 

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Hanoi - the capital

Weather: Hot on arrival then turned to winter the following day Sights and activities: Walking tour of old quarter, Temple of Literature, non for profit restaurants to enable young people from the streets in to work, water puppet theatre (originated in northern Vietnam on rice paddies), night out with Mark from work, Ho Chi Minh Museum, Ngoc Son Temple on Hoan Kiem Lake Favourite restaurant/bar: Koto Baguette and Chocolat Hostel/Hotel:Win Hotel (very clean and friendly + lent us adapter plug!...

Hanoi, Vietnam andyandjo
Viet Nam

Hi Folks! The last time we talked to you we were riding elephants in the rather pristine(?) northern forests of Thailand. Well, right now we are holed up in our hotel in the god-awful city of Hanoi, The Peoples Republic of Viet Nam. In all our travels in 20 years in Ltin America and Europe I have never been in a more depressing, surreal, and filthy city. It reminds one of the scenes of East Germany or better yet the photos of the areas of Rumania and Serbia during their wars. In looking out t...

Hanoi, Vietnam davidvalentine
Viet Nam

Hi Everyone, It is Saturday afternoon 2:40 p.m. I have just order a silk suit jacket to be made, it will cost me $45, custom tailored, very dramatic, red and Chinese black. I just bought another silk jacket but that one already fits me. There is a whole street of tailors, from which you can choose to have clothing made for you. I am recovering from a horrible cold and sore throat which I got while flying here. The flight was an indication of what we were coming to, there is no comparison to T...

Hanoi, Vietnam davidvalentine
Viet Nam

Hi Everyone, It is Saturday afternoon 2:40 p.m. I have just order a silk suit jacket to be made, it will cost me $45, custom tailored, very dramatic, red and Chinese black. I just bought another silk jacket but that one already fits me. There is a whole street of tailors, from which you can choose to have clothing made for you. I am recovering from a horrible cold and sore throat which I got while flying here. The flight was an indication of what we were coming to, there is no comparison to T...

Hanoi, Vietnam davidvalentine
Vietnam - Hanoi

As soon as we touched down in Hanoi and bundled into the taxi, we knew we had stepped foot in a city that would be both hectic and crazy. Ev**y vehicle on the road, be it car, van or one of the millions of motorbikes in the city drive p**manently using the horn - th**e are no rules apart from the bigg** vehicle gets right-of-way! We knew we w**e in Vietnam straight away; even the highway from the airport to the hotel featured dozens of paddy fields, work**s in conical hats and loads of free-r...

Hanoi, Vietnam gonetilwhenever
1st leg

Hanoi Hanoi is a bit of sensory overload and it took a minute to get a hang of things, my first impression wasnt all that great, but it grew on me somewhat and helped me learn a few Vietnam survival skills for the rest of the trek south, first.......... the hotel. The hotel After being picked up from the airport we maneuvered through the city streets to the glorious "Win Hotel". Upon arrival I immediately got bad vibes cuz there were too many people hangin around outside and it didn't look l...

Hanoi and Ha Long Bay, Vietnam gred78
Northern Vietnam

The country of Vietnam and the Vietnam War are, to this day, tied together in the American psyche. My hope upon landing in Hanoi was that I would be able to change that for myself, and maybe for others reading the blog. Arriving in Hanoi wasn't quite the defibrillator shock to the system I had been expecting. The pace of life was faster than Laos, yes, but it's not exactly breaking the sound barrier. I suppose being a city boy most of my adult life has sort of desensitized me to bustling citi...

Hanoi, Vietnam nomadic1
The real Asia

5 AM and here I am at a computer in our Hotel lobby, waking up the staff sleeping on the floor beside a 1/2 dozen scooters that have been brought inside overnight. Hopefully I will adjust to the 15 hr time difference soon. Back to Hong Kong for a minute. What a great place to start this adventure. Thanks to our British ancestors for bombing China in the 1800's. We learned that it was over opium. The Chinese and Brits were trading partners, but the Chinese weren't too interested in anything th...

Hanoi, Vietnam rbmom
The V Man is a Millionaire!!!

When last heard from the V Man and Mini V were preparing to board a Vietnam Airlines jet. Destination: Hanoi, Vietnam. A week prior to the trip, Mini V gave the V Man a short-do, i.e. a near crew cut, with the V Man's brand new hair cutting apparatus. As the hair slowly dropped to the ground the V Man saw his new image in the mirror opposite: an unintended American GI look just days before arrival in Vietnam. Yikes!!! Save meeting an Australian bloke by the name of Ryan, the short flight to H...

Hanoi and Halong Bay, Vietnam vagabonder

Historical Traveler Reviews of Win Hotel Hanoi

Great Value For Money

from Chrissy038
My husband & I stayed here in March on 3 different occassions.

We went for a superior room which had plenty of space.

The room was clean & the beds were comfortable.

The best thing we found about this hotel was the helpfulness & friendliness of the staff. They speak good English & were happy to book our train tickets (at the same price as the local travel agents) & our next hotel. Nothing was too much trouble for them.

The hotel is in a great location on Coffee Street in The Old Quarter.

For $30 per night, this hotel is excellent value.

I would definetely stay here again & recommend it.

Great Value for Money + Great Location + Helpful Staff

from PaxIe
Win hotel is in a great location. You can walk to alot of neat cafes, restaurants and shops. For the rates they offer, they're a great value for money. The staff makes a huge difference. They're *extremely* helpful and offer good tips about where to eat, where to go, etc. The rooms are bare and clean and contain the essentials for a good night sleep.

Win Hotel a Winner

from A TripAdvisor Member
My wife and I stayed at Win Hotel for 5 nights and found the hotel and rooms extremely clean and functional.Bathroom was a little tired but again spotlessly clean and well serviced.Courteous staff who were eager to please and always greeted with a big smile.Room on 3rd floor had large balcony and huge windows and curtains.The view was not fantastic and as it is on a busy cafe street, a little noisy.great breakfast with fresh orange juice.Room cost was us$30.00. Will definitely be back !

Terrific accomodation at the Win Hotel

from wishful thinker 2
We stayed 4 nights at the Win Hotel in Jan. this year. We are a family of four and booked two rooms. The hotel was a great place to stay - clean and in an excellent location. It had a great character and was very comfortable, with friendly and helful staff. We certainly recommend this hotel for families.

Excellent Location, Value

from oleskoo
After two nights at the much more expensive and much more opulent Metropole, we decided to seriously downshift our accomodations to save money.

Arriving at the Win after the luxe of the Metropole was quite a shock, but we learned to love this affordable little gem for the friendliness of the front desk staff and the superb location on a busy little side street in the heart of Hanoi's bustling Old Quarter.

Our room was a 5th floor walk-up and had chilly tile floors and very firm mattresses. But, like all reports here on T.A., the room and the entire hotel is spotlessly clean and the rooms have a few creature comforts (AC, satellite TV, minibar) to make it a perfectly good spot to rest after a hard day touring.

And, at around $30/night for a large room with a balcony, the price is right.

Decent Choice in Hanoi

from wojiaotian
I booked this hotel after reading some of the reviews here on TripAdvisor. The hotel staff is indeed very friendly and helpful (though we had one incident where we could have been better served), and the location is quite good. However, I didn't find the place particularly charming, and while clean, it seemed a tad tired. Could use some sprucing up. Though for $30 USD/night, I can't complain really. Maybe there are nicer places in Hanoi that I'd seek out next time, but you can't go wrong staying here. They accept credit cards. The email for booking is winhotel@yahoo.com

Great & Helpful Staff

from GratonAustralia
Very comfortable and spotlessly clean. Staff were incredibly helpful, advising on the "right price" to pay for services/transport etc. Location is superb and handy to so many attractions.

Favorite hotel in Vietnam

from A TripAdvisor Member
The Win is definitely not the fanciest or "best" hotel, but it was my favorite place to stay in an almost three week trip to Vietnam. The staff is wonderful, and begun to feel like good friends. They always asked about my day, remembering what I said I was going to do that day, or where I planned to eat. They couldn't have been lovlier or more accomodatiing.

The room was comfortable enough, a hard bed, a TV with satellite, a mini-bar, etc. The bathrooms were pretty basic, but everything else was so great, it didn't seem to matter. Plus the a/c worked really well, and it was spotless.

The location can't be beat. I cannot wait to get back to Hanoi, and actually look forward to staying at the Win again!

Winning location

from A TripAdvisor Member
Win Hotel wins for its friendly staff and location in the old quarter surrounded by charming cafes and restaurants (specially recommend Gecko's and Pinky Moon). This can mean noise: builders worked on a nearby shop till the early hours one night, but normally streetlife quietens down around 10 pm. The double rooms facing the street are large, with balconies, and all the mod cons you'd normally get in a much more expensive hotel. Two drawbacks: the mattresses are super hard, and you get blasted in the early hours by the loudspeakers around Hoan Kiem Lake. In November 03, we paid US$30 for a double room, which included breakfast, but should perhaps have negotiated a discount because it was on an upper floor.

Friendly staff and great location

from A TripAdvisor Member
This hotel is located on the lively 'cafe street', which has some great little restaurants (most notably Cafe des Arts) and is about 500m form Hoan Kiem lake and is also near Hanoi's famous puppet theatre. The first room I stayed in was US$25 (the most expensive) and was massive with a balcony overlooking the street. Unfortunately the roof leaked the first time it rained ! But the staff were very friendly and helpful in booking tours. Rooms have satellite TV with about 20 channels and breakfast can be provided at a small cost (about US$1.50 for pho or rice and coffee)


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