A25 Hotel Nguyen Khuyen in Hanoi

We enjoyed our stay here and were very happy with the services of the staff who were very accommodating. They can't speak english but still they try their best to converse with you.

The amenities are also excellent, they would supply and replenish everyday. And even provided with bath tub soap. Thank you!

Creepy hotel. Wouldn’t stay here again personally. Service was good. Location within walking distance to Train Station St.

This A25 Hotel in Hanoi's Old Quarter, part of a large chain, requires you to cross the street for breakfast at another A25 location. The breakfast buffet is satisfying, offering beef pho, chicken pho, and fried eggs.

Good location, clean bedroom.

very nice accomodation, i come back!

The room was clean, breakfast was plentiful, and there are restaurants and shops nearby. It's also not far from the Temple of Literature & National University and Hanoi Train Street.

I RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL IF YOU WANT A SILENT NEIGHBORHOOD. THIS IS FEW WALKS AWAY FROM TEMPLE OF LITERATURE. NICE FACILITIES AND AMENITIES. IT WAS A PLEASANT STAY WITH US!

The location is fairly central, though the surrounding area with the market isn't the best. However, the staff were incredibly helpful, assisting with restaurant bookings, and the room facilities were great. Breakfast was good too.

Perfect room with every amenity you could've wanted. The staff are great and helpful and the location is perfect for those who don't want to be in the old Town but only a 15 minute walk away.

I chose A25 Hotel - Nguyen Khuyen 88 near Train Street for my New Year's Eve trip to Vietnam, specifically for my first night in Hanoi. My decision was based on a combination of comfort, proximity to attractions, and value for money.

🚗 Transportation: A Grab taxi from the airport took about 50 minutes, but traffic can be heavy during peak hours.

🎯 Service: The front desk staff were quite welcoming. Even at 1 AM, there was someone at the door to greet me. Check-in required my visa and passport. The front desk's English wasn't perfect, but we managed with simple communication or a translation app.

🏡 Room: I booked a deluxe double room, which was windowless and had poor soundproofing. You could definitely hear motorcycles zooming by, so I'd recommend bringing earplugs. The room was small but well-equipped. They provide two complimentary bottles of water, welcome fruit, and a good selection of toiletries. Free Wi-Fi was available with decent speed, and standard two-pin Chinese plugs worked directly for charging.

🥘 Dining: The restaurant is on the second floor across the street. Breakfast options were limited but sufficient, including pho, rice noodle rolls, fried eggs, fried rice, vegetables, and drinks. Staff would ask for your room number.

Other: It's very close to Train Street, and most attractions are within a 15-minute walk. They offer free luggage storage after check-out.

Overall, it's a hotel with high value for money, perfect for those staying one night in Hanoi as a transit stop.