Hanoi Silver Hostel
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Zameldowanie od: | 14:00 |
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Wymeldowanie do: | 12:00 |
Zwierzęta domowe | Zwierzęta domowe nie są akceptowane |
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Hanoi Silver Hostel
Obiekt Hanoi Silver Hostel - Double Bed - Chill n Comfy położony jest w znakomitej lokalizacji w centrum miejscowości Hanoi i oferuje klimatyzowane pokoje, wspólny salon oraz bezpłatne Wi-Fi.
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Podróżujący w grupie
Komentarz: 31 sty 2026
Pobyt: sty 2026
Good-value, good location, cozy
Awesome location in the Old Quarter, super close to Hoan Kiem Lake, Beer Street, bars, pubs, and convenience stores! perfect for going out. Only 100k vnd per night, so it’s great value. beds are spacious and clean. the hostel is on the second floor and can be a bit hard to find at first. bathroom is okay but sometimes smells a little. staff are friendly and chill. Note: the door closes at midnight, which can be inconvenient.
Goście indywidualni
Komentarz: 8 cze 2026
Pobyt: cze 2026
Average experience
I’m not really sure how this hostel has such high reviews. Firstly, the hostel is above a restaurant, which is fine but I walked through what felt like quite a nice restaurant with my bags. The restaurant also stunk of BO.
The staff working on reception and in the hostel were LOVELY! They did let me check in an hour and a half early which was super helpful. I checked into the 4 bed dorm. The room was kind of a make shift add onto the reception area, which is fine it didn’t bother me. There is no bathroom in the room so you need to use the one in reception which has a shower also. Otherwise, they allow you to use the bathrooms in the other dorm rooms - because none of the rooms lock. You can walk from the street, through the resturant, up the stairs and straight into your room. I ended up going into all 3 rooms because the one in reception ended up being out of order. The bathrooms in both dorms were absolutely disgusting. They had what looked like years of built up soap scum and mould on the ceiling as well due to poor ventilation. In saying that, there was hot water and soap and shampoo provided.
I don’t think the hostel really looked like the photos at all but it was satisfactory for the 1 night and for the price, however I would’ve liked my things to have felt more secure. There were small cupboards under the beds which looked like you could potentially have your valuables in here but they had special locks so I imagine you’d have to pay for those. I just never left anything of value in the room.
The beds were bigger than your standard hostel bunk bed but they’re not doubles so don’t be fooled by that. They are what I’d refer to as a king single.
The sheets were mostly clean and you could tell they had been washed, however there were a few old stains on the bedding. Nothing I was concerned about.
There were no ants anywhere that I could see as someone previously mentioned.
Something to note for female solo travellers:
I was in this room with 3 others. 2 older males and an older female. I wasn’t there long enough to socialise too much, but there was only one other person who seemed to be the same/ similar age to me. To me it seemed more full of locals, but this could’ve just been my experience.
While I was trying to goto sleep, there quite a few people that kept coming into my room that weren’t sleeping in there and turning on the light and playing with the air conditioning and then going out again. This was a bit frustrating but it was early. There were a lot of people in reception. I’m not sure if they were guests socialising or if they were friends of the workers, but it was quite loud for awhile. You can hear everything from the 4 bed room. However, after about 10pm it quietened down.
They also lower a door down in front of the restaurant so you are secure for the night, but when I tried to leave in the am I had to wake the security guard who’s asleep in reception to let me out.
There was a suspicious smell that appeared in our room and I think it was due to something being cooked in reception, but it smelt like the toilets or sewer and a lady in my room complained and they bought in a diffuser to help but put it right under my bed so I ended up inhaling what smelt like toilet cleaner and coughing myself awake.
Overall I think for the price it’s not bad, but you can get better, cleaner, and free breakfast for the same, or very similar price. I’d say it’s good if you just need a cheap night somewhere. I’ve stayed in 3 hostels in Hanoi and this is the last of the 3 I’d recommend, however I could’ve just had a worse experience than most. Again, staff are LOVELY!! So so kind and just want you to enjoy your stay.
The staff working on reception and in the hostel were LOVELY! They did let me check in an hour and a half early which was super helpful. I checked into the 4 bed dorm. The room was kind of a make shift add onto the reception area, which is fine it didn’t bother me. There is no bathroom in the room so you need to use the one in reception which has a shower also. Otherwise, they allow you to use the bathrooms in the other dorm rooms - because none of the rooms lock. You can walk from the street, through the resturant, up the stairs and straight into your room. I ended up going into all 3 rooms because the one in reception ended up being out of order. The bathrooms in both dorms were absolutely disgusting. They had what looked like years of built up soap scum and mould on the ceiling as well due to poor ventilation. In saying that, there was hot water and soap and shampoo provided.
I don’t think the hostel really looked like the photos at all but it was satisfactory for the 1 night and for the price, however I would’ve liked my things to have felt more secure. There were small cupboards under the beds which looked like you could potentially have your valuables in here but they had special locks so I imagine you’d have to pay for those. I just never left anything of value in the room.
The beds were bigger than your standard hostel bunk bed but they’re not doubles so don’t be fooled by that. They are what I’d refer to as a king single.
The sheets were mostly clean and you could tell they had been washed, however there were a few old stains on the bedding. Nothing I was concerned about.
There were no ants anywhere that I could see as someone previously mentioned.
Something to note for female solo travellers:
I was in this room with 3 others. 2 older males and an older female. I wasn’t there long enough to socialise too much, but there was only one other person who seemed to be the same/ similar age to me. To me it seemed more full of locals, but this could’ve just been my experience.
While I was trying to goto sleep, there quite a few people that kept coming into my room that weren’t sleeping in there and turning on the light and playing with the air conditioning and then going out again. This was a bit frustrating but it was early. There were a lot of people in reception. I’m not sure if they were guests socialising or if they were friends of the workers, but it was quite loud for awhile. You can hear everything from the 4 bed room. However, after about 10pm it quietened down.
They also lower a door down in front of the restaurant so you are secure for the night, but when I tried to leave in the am I had to wake the security guard who’s asleep in reception to let me out.
There was a suspicious smell that appeared in our room and I think it was due to something being cooked in reception, but it smelt like the toilets or sewer and a lady in my room complained and they bought in a diffuser to help but put it right under my bed so I ended up inhaling what smelt like toilet cleaner and coughing myself awake.
Overall I think for the price it’s not bad, but you can get better, cleaner, and free breakfast for the same, or very similar price. I’d say it’s good if you just need a cheap night somewhere. I’ve stayed in 3 hostels in Hanoi and this is the last of the 3 I’d recommend, however I could’ve just had a worse experience than most. Again, staff are LOVELY!! So so kind and just want you to enjoy your stay.
Para
Komentarz: 30 sty 2026
Pobyt: sty 2026
Relaxed, cozy hostel with friendly staff
Really enjoyed my stay at this hostel. The atmosphere is relaxed, rooms are clean and comfortable, and the staff are genuinely friendly and helpful. Would definitely come back
Goście indywidualni
Komentarz: 30 sty 2026
Pobyt: sty 2026
Nice stay, good experience
The location is really convenient, just a few mins of walking to see the iconic lake! Moreover, near the Beer Street and bars, pubs. The only minus point is the gate is closed during midnight and open at 10am in the morning, which is very stress if you want to join the tour.
Wyjątkowa lokalizacja
117 Hang Bac, Hoan Kiem 117, Quan Hoan Kiem, 100000, Hanoi, Wietnam|0,19 km od centrum miasta
Zameldowanie i wymeldowanie
Zameldowanie od:
14:00
Wymeldowanie do:
12:00
Przydatne informacje
Zwierzęta domowe nie są akceptowane
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