Mini Homestay

Mini Homestay is a homestay in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with air-conditioned rooms and private bathrooms. Set on Phố Đào Duy Từ, it offers a straightforward stay close to Ta Hien Street and O Quan Chuong City Gate. The accommodation has a Standard Single Room and a Double or Twin Room, with room sizes of 15 m² and 18 m² respectively. Both have a private bathroom, shower, bidet, free toiletries and hairdryer; the double or twin option can be arranged with a king-size bed or two single beds. Parquet and tiled flooring feature in the rooms, and the larger room also has a desk.

Practical services include private check-in and check-out, daily housekeeping, luggage storage and a tour desk. A shuttle service is available for a fee, and the property also offers currency exchange and laundry services. WiFi is free throughout the property. The Old Quarter setting places Hoan Kiem Lake and the local street scene within walking distance, while Ha Noi Railway station is 1.7 km away. Guest feedback most often appreciates the central position and helpful staff; some travellers report firm mattresses and noise through thin walls.

Mini Homestay has two room types, both with air conditioning and a private bathroom. The 15 m² Standard Single Room has one single bed and accommodates one person; its private bathroom includes a shower, bidet, hairdryer and free toiletries. The 18 m² Double or Twin Room is the larger option and can be set with a king-size bed or two single beds, for up to two people. A desk is included in this room.

Both rooms have parquet and tiled flooring and a private entrance. Their bathrooms include a toilet, slippers and toilet paper as well as a shower and bidet. The room range covers a compact solo stay and a larger double or twin arrangement, with the bed layout and desk distinguishing the second option.

Mini Homestay keeps its practical services focused on everyday needs. Private check-in and check-out, luggage storage, daily housekeeping and a tour desk are available, alongside currency exchange. Laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services add clothing care, while shuttle service and an airport shuttle are among the transport options; the shuttle service is paid. Free WiFi is available throughout the homestay, and air conditioning is provided. Non-smoking rooms and a non-smoking policy apply across the property.

The bathrooms have a shower, bidet, toilet, slippers, free toiletries, toilet paper and a hairdryer. The rooms also have a clothes rack and a socket near the bed. Private bathrooms are standard in the available room types. Internet services are available, and the homestay also provides a fan and private entrance.

Mini Homestay is on Phố Đào Duy Từ in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a close-set grid of narrow commercial streets. Hanoi Old Quarter Cultural Exchange Centre is 50 m away, Ta Hien Street is 100 m away, and O Quan Chuong City Gate is 200 m away. Guest feedback places it near Beer Street and Hoan Kiem Lake; some alley-facing rooms are quieter, while thin walls can let street or construction noise through. Shops, food venues and busier evening streets shape the immediate surroundings. The street pattern reflects the Old Quarter’s historic trade lanes, many traditionally associated with particular goods.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.7 km away, and Noi Bai International Airport is 19.6 km away. A paid shuttle service is available. The homestay asks you to share your expected arrival time in advance, and private check-in and check-out are offered. Luggage storage, currency exchange and a tour desk are also available on site. The railway station is west of the Old Quarter, while the homestay’s narrow-street setting places local landmarks within walking distance.

Cau Dong Market is 350 m away and Dong Xuan Market is 400 m away, with stalls and shops selling everyday goods and local products. The Huc Bridge, 550 m away, leads across Hoan Kiem Lake toward its temple island, while the lake itself is 800 m from the homestay. The bridge provides a crossing to the island, and the surrounding promenade follows the water’s edge. Ta Hien Street is known for bars and evening activity, and O Quan Chuong City Gate marks a historic entrance to the Old Quarter.