Lanha Hotel - Homestay

Lanha Hotel - Homestay is a hotel in Dong Da, Hanoi, where both room types have a kitchen. Family rooms, air conditioning and a mix of private rooms and shared spaces shape the stay. The 30 m² King Room accommodates up to three people, while the 20 m² Queen Room with Balcony is for two. Both rooms have a private bathroom and kitchen facilities; the King Room opens onto a terrace, and the Queen Room has a balcony with city and landmark views.

Guests can use the shared kitchen, garden, sun terrace and picnic area. Bicycle rental, luggage storage and laundry services are also available, and WiFi is free throughout the property. Breakfast can be served in the room, but it is not included in the rate; the options include Continental and Breakfast to go. Guest feedback notes that Vietnamese dishes can be requested, while some guests prepare eggs and bread themselves.

The hotel is 1.3 km from central Hanoi and 350 m from Ha Noi Railway station. Hanoi Temple of Literature and Vietnam Fine Arts Museum are each 450 m away.

The two room types offer private bathrooms, air conditioning and kitchen facilities, with their size and outdoor outlook setting them apart. The 30 m² King Room accommodates up to three people and has a kitchen with a stovetop, oven, refrigerator, microwave, kettle, kitchenware and dining table. It also includes a terrace and a flat-screen TV, with an additional bathroom and bidet among its facilities.

The 20 m² Queen Room with Balcony is for up to two people. Its kitchen has cooking equipment and a dining table, while the balcony and terrace look towards the city and a landmark. This room also has a private entrance and a shower in its private bathroom. Both rooms include cleaning products and free toiletries. The King Room offers 10 m² more floor space and a higher capacity; the Queen Room stands out for its city and landmark views.

Outdoor facilities include a garden, sun terrace and terrace, with outdoor furniture, an outdoor dining area and a picnic space. Indoors, you can use the shared lounge and television area. Family rooms and baby safety gates are available, and the property has a lift, although some upper floors are accessible by stairs only. Air conditioning, non-smoking rooms and soundproof rooms are among the facilities.

Practical services include bicycle rental, luggage storage, daily housekeeping, laundry, ironing and dry-cleaning services, as well as room service and a 24-hour front desk. Breakfast can be served in the room, with Continental and Breakfast to go among the available types. WiFi is free throughout the property. Parking is public, paid and at a nearby location; it costs VND 150,000 per day. Room kitchens and the shared kitchen provide cooking facilities, while the rooms have private bathrooms and free toiletries.

Lanha Hotel - Homestay is in Dong Da, 1.3 km from central Hanoi, on Ngõ Ngô Sỹ Liên beside a busy local market. Ngo Si Lien Market is 50 m away; Y Mieu Temple and Chùa Quang Minh are also each 50 m from the hotel. Fresh-produce stalls bring activity to the surrounding streets, and guest feedback notes that vendors can sometimes crowd the entrance. Nearby streets also have cafés and small eateries, giving this part of Dong Da a lively neighbourhood character.

Ha Noi Railway station is 350 m away, within walking distance for arrivals by train. Noi Bai International Airport is 20.3 km from the hotel. Public parking is available at a nearby location without reservation and costs VND 150,000 per day; it is not private on-site parking. The property also offers bicycle rental and public transport tickets. The entrance can be busy during market activity, so allow room to manoeuvre when arriving with luggage.

Nearby cultural stops include Hanoi Temple of Literature and Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, both 450 m away, and Khue Van pavilion, also 450 m away. Hanoi Train Street is 550 m from the hotel, while Hoa Lo Historical Prison is 750 m away. The Temple of Literature’s courtyards and pavilion offer a historic setting, and the museum provides a different perspective through its Vietnamese art collections. The nearby mix of temples, museums and railway-side streets makes it easy to explore this part of Hanoi on foot.