Hanoi Inns - Reviews and Rates

AVIS has launched operations in Hanoi, making it the first international car rental brand in the Vietnamese capital.



Avis Vietnam will offer corporate and leisure customers the full
spectrum of car rental, car leasing and chauffeur-drive services
through its current fleet of 20 vehicles, consisting of various popul...

We took the 6am flight MH 2547 from Kuching to KL. Total Cost of fare for this flight amounts to RM861-00 for 7 paxs. Me, hubby, our 3 kids Ian, Isaac, Iris, Lucy and her hubby Pin. From Kuala Lumpur, our flight MH752 to Hanoi was scheduled to depart at 10.45am BUT was delayed until 11.55am. Total cost of fare paid for this flight amounts to RM1...

We decided to fly to Hanoi instead of take the bus as it was such a distance, and buses are not our best friends at the moment. We arrived in Hanoi at 11am and had 2 hours to kill before my brother Andy and his friend Dan's flight arrived. After walking to every restaurant in the airport we decieded they were all as expensive as each other and c...

Our second day began with breakfast in the hotel. There is no real kitchen here, but a young guy cooks some eggs on a burner and serves them with some toast, fruit, and powdered coffee. Oh, how John yearns for the big country breakfasts of his childhood! (Sorry for such a short entry, but the computers we were using in Hanoi were full of viruses...

Day 60 - At 5 in the morning the bus stopped in an unlit, abandoned car park and myself and two other tourists were told (gestured) to get off. Tired and confused we walked in the direction they were pointing and came to the bus station where we shared a taxi to the Old Quarter. The area was absolutely buzzing so early in the morning with locals...

The major purpose for my travel was to attend the meeting of the International Committee of the Vietnam Friendship Village aka. Village de l'Amitié and celebrate ten years of operation of the Village. I have traveled to the Village many times since 1996 but haven't been there since 2004. Since my last visit much construction has taken place fund...

I've been thinking about all the bad habits I've developed living in Ha Noi. I know I've already mentioned a few: slurping food, asking in a very repetitive manner whether or not "you understand me," leaving parties without saying goodbye to my friends, leaving my friends at parties where they don't know anyone else, leaving my own party... Oh, ...

Stayed in the Backpackers international in Hanoi- pretty good for a Hostel at $4 a night and met some great people. Went on a quick tour of the city on the back of a moped- quite an experience given the way people drive out here, but there seems to be an organised chaos about the whole thing! Went to a Military museum, which showed a shot down B...

The night train to Hanoi was pretty comfortable, Ivo and I were sharing our carriage with three vietnamese nuns and a woman dressed all in yellow so making her look like a duck. Not able to make much conversation we went off to the seating area and settled down to play some cards. We probably should have gone to bed early as we got woken at abou...

Laos was a land out of time. They don't want modernization if it means sacrificing their values. There is not one bridge crossing the hundreds of miles on Mekong River. Some of this was quire wonderful for a visit. However, we did laugh at each other when we ordered a taxi to take us to town for dinner and a floral painted opentruck/tuktuk (the ...