Vacation rentals in Hanoi
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Explore 30,900 vacation rentals in Hanoi
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11,570 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
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11,000 properties feature pools
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30,630 of Hanoi vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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4.7 Average rating
Hanoi stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests
Nearby attractions
Hanoi's top spots, include Dong Xuan Market, Hoan Kiem Lake, and Hanoi Opera House
Top-rated vacation rentals in Hanoi
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The Center Lakeview | next to Hoan Kiem lake| 2BR+
**PLEASE READ FULL LISTING BEFORE BOOKING** This authentic Hanoi apartment has everything for traveller who seek for a central staying area in Hoan Kiem and it's also perfectly suites for business trip - Right next to Hoan Kiem Lake - Balconies with Lake and city view - Walking street right beneath the building - Near hop on - hop off bus station - In the middle of the old quarter - Nearby historical relic, must visit places and easily find delicious Vietnamese dishes - Transfer service with fee
Moca's Home old quarter 4-6 per
Moca's Home in old quarter , this place is known as a very very center point of HaNoi capital . Our home is the ideal starting point for your excursion in HaNoi… There are so many local restaurants , bars , foods and just takes 2 mins to Hoan Kiem lake and near by best night market of Ha Noi. You can visit and check in a lots of historycal places. The apartment is crowded and vibrant so we hightly recomment for a group people, couples ,travelers who love experiencing HaNoi's locality things .
Apartment w Balcony | 2 Beds | Old Quarter
Located on one of the most expensive and central neighborhoods in Hanoi along with a balcony looking out to the crowded streets, our apartment, which is exceptionally designed with a perfect balance of both classic and modern elements, has everything to offer for your stay. Again, as it lies within the heart of Hanoi, it is very close to local food stalls, supermarkets, convenience stores, and most importantly famous tourist attractions. This will be the best place you have ever experienced!
Industrialstyle Apt|Old Quarter|Lift|QuiteIKit 5
Discover a Hidden Gem in Hoan Kiem District Tucked in a small alley in Hoan Kiem, this building offers an authentic Hanoi stay just steps from the city's vibrant center. Enjoy easy access to iconic sights in a lively, character-filled neighborhood. - Elevator access - Fully stocked & equipped kitchen - NetflixTV - Free washer and dryer (PA) - 10 mins walk to Old Quarter - 3 mins walk to Hanoi Railway Station - 20 mins walk to Night Market - Restaurants,Bank & Café nearby - Sim card for sale
Penthouse|Jacuzzi|Old Quarter|KitchenlNetflixTV
"An incredible house, with gorgeous 180° view and 6-star hospitality" - said guests about our amazing house: - 80 square meters Loft (rooftop - panorama view) - Jacuzzi hot tub - Free washer and dryer - Fully equipped kitchen - Free luggage keeping area - Free water (in shared area) - 15 mins walk to Downtown - 10 mins walk to Train Station & Airport Shuttle Bus - Quite & safe neighborhood - Free Food list & tour recommendation - Airport pickup (with fee) - Sim card for sale
Cinema/Washing Machine/Dryer/billiards/ Elevator
If you are looking for a modern house with an elevator, in the center of the Old Quarter - Hanoi, but located in a residential area with many local experiences, our house is the perfect choice: a modern apartment, newly built with each bedroom having a balcony overlooking the street, a modern living room with a projector, a beer table, a free laundry and drying area, a bathtub, overlooking the Red River, a total area of up to 350m2... Don't think too much, book now!
4. Retreat Apt | Elevator, Free Laundry, Projector
Discover Hanoi from this boutique condo in the Old Quarter—just a short walk to TRAIN STREET, HOAN KIEM LAKE, TEMPLE OF LITERATURE, and the THANG LONG IMPERIAL CITADEL. Thoughtfully designed for your comfort, it features a KING SIZE BED, PRIVATE KITCHEN, and a FULL HD PROJECTOR WITH 100 INCH SCREEN. Whether you're soaking in the WOODEN BATHTUB or taking in the city views, every detail invites relaxation. A perfect blend of central location and serene retreat.
HK2 - 2 bedrooms - 2 bathrooms
The private apartment is on the 4th floor (there is no lift) of a local building located in a safe area, just 300 meters to Hoan Kiem lake and a quick walk to everything. It’s uniquely decorated with: * 65 inches smart TV with Netflix app to enjoy your favourite movies * Very typical local life around * Washing machine * Home massage/delivery laundry can be arranged Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located place.
Cozy Hideaway|3Mins to Hoan Kiem Lake|NewFurnished
Welcome to my hidden green corner on second floor in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. I designed this cozy hideaway to offer you a rare sense of calm right in the heart of the city. With plenty of greenery and a peaceful vibe, it’s a refreshing break from the busy streets. Though tucked in a quiet alley, it’s just a short walk to Hoan Kiem Lake, Ta Hien Street, and many local eateries and cafes. I hope you enjoy this peaceful and convenient spot as much as I do <3
Old Quarter | Train street view | Netflix 3
This building is in Hoan Kiem District, super close to the city center and major attractions. Here’s what you’ll love about the room: - Train Street view (a bit noisy) - Many great cafés nearby - Fully equipped kitchen with essentials - 5-minute walk to the Old Quarter - 10-minute walk to Hanoi Railway Station - 10-minute walk to the Night Market - Surrounded by restaurants, banks & cafés - SIM cards for sale - On 5th floor, no lift
Tranquil Rustic Apt-Bathtub/Netflix/Wifi near OQ
This is a house located right in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter, designed in a boho style with natural light. You will have a space filled with greenery and a spacious balcony overlooking our tropical garden aảea. Your comfort is our top priority. You can make use of the entire house, including the bedroom, kitchen, living room, small garden area, and laundry space. We want you to feel like you're in your own home.
Penthouse| OldQuarter Viewl Near Train Street 8
"Veque apartment was the best experience in Hanoi with panorama view, luxury furnished apartment & a 5-star service" - said by guests about apartment: - Fully stocked & equipped kitchen - Netflix TV - Elevator - Free washer and refill water - 10 mins walk to Old Quarter - 1 mins walk to Train Station - 5 mins walk to Night Market - Surrounded by Hanoi top Restaurants, International Banks & Cafe - Sim card for sale
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Find unforgettable activities and unique points of interest near you. Our hosts share their favorite things to do and must-visit places to see in Hanoi.
Hoi An Market
Bustling night market with vibrant lanterns, local crafts, and street food along the Thu Bon River
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At Hoi An Night Market you can wander a long stretch of lantern-lit stalls, snack on local street food like cao lau, Quang noodles, grills, cakes, and herbal drinks, and browse handmade lanterns, silk, wooden carvings, and other crafts. Join a lantern-making workshop, get a custom-made outfit from local tailors, or pick up souvenirs and gifts. Stay for traditional music and dance performances, river views, and nighttime photos. You can also take a boat ride, release water lanterns, and enjoy the relaxed local vibe.
Hanoi Opera House
Historical theater blending French colonial and Vietnamese design, hosting cultural performances
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Inside the Hanoi Opera House, you can watch opera, ballet, Vietnamese traditional plays, folk music, contemporary concerts, and even bamboo circus and cultural shows on Vietnam’s most sought-after stage. Join a guided sightseeing tour or a show tour from 10:30–12:00 to see the ornate neo-classical interiors, grand columns, balconies, and historic auditorium. Follow house rules: arrive at least 15 minutes early, no food, smoking, recording, or noise, and note it’s not ideal for children under six. Outside, the French colonial façade and the August Revolution Square offer strong photo spots and a lively place to sit, listen to music, and watch the street in the evening.
Temple of Literature
Historic Confucian temple and Vietnam's first university, featuring traditional architecture and serene gardens
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At the Temple of Literature, walk through five serene courtyards, pavilions, and gardens that once formed Vietnam’s first national university and a temple to Confucius. See the Khue Van Pavilion, the Well of Heavenly Clarity, and the stone doctoral stelae on turtle backs that honor top scholars. Visit the small museum, take photos in traditional Ao Dai, and observe students coming to pray for exam luck or celebrate graduation. Come for quiet walks, night tours with lighting and projections, and seasonal calligraphy festivals.
Hoa Lo Prison
Historical museum showcasing Vietnam's struggle for independence and its use during the Vietnam War
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Inside Hoa Lo Prison Museum, you can walk through preserved cells, see the wooden beds where prisoners were chained, and view torture instruments and stark photos that show the harsh conditions under French colonial rule and during the Vietnam War. Exhibits highlight political prisoners, American POWs who nicknamed it the “Hanoi Hilton,” and personal stories, including Senator John McCain’s displayed uniform. Plan 1–2 hours for this emotionally intense, history-focused visit, or book the night tour for a more atmospheric storytelling experience.
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
Historic site honoring Vietnam's revered leader, featuring lush gardens and architectural beauty
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At the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, you walk silently past President Ho Chi Minh’s preserved body in a solemn hall guarded by soldiers, following strict rules on dress, photography, and quiet. Continue through the complex to see his simple stilt house, working place, and the museum dedicated to his life and Vietnam’s modern history. Step out into Ba Dinh Square, where the Declaration of Independence was read, and explore the surrounding Presidential Palace area and nearby One Pillar Pagoda.
Imperial Citadel of Thang Long
UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing Vietnam's royal heritage and historical significance
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Explore one of Hanoi’s most important historical sites as you walk through Doan Mon Gate, the ruins of Kinh Thien Palace, the 40-meter Flag Tower, and peaceful courtyards and gardens. Visit the archaeological area at 18 Hoang Dieu Street to see excavated royal foundations, ancient artifacts, and exhibitions that reveal layers of history from the Lý, Trần, Lê, and Nguyễn dynasties. Step into Building D67 and the underground wartime command center to understand its modern military role. Afterward, you can easily pair your visit with nearby Ba Dinh Square or the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum.
Family friendly vacation rentals in Hanoi
Old Quarter Haven| Balcony| Lift| Rooftop|Laundry
Balcony- 250m2- 3BR 11PPL-Opera House -bathtub
Near TaHienStreet /OldQuarter/3BRS-3WC/BigBalcony.
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Home rentals in Hanoi
Central Hanoi Retreat: Music, History, & Serenity.
Summer House- in the heart of Hanoi
115m2*3BR*8ppl*TerraceGarden*Firework*SwordLake
Modern Central House| 3 Baths| King Beds| Lockers
Old Quarter/Large Room/Lift/Kitchen/Free Washer 4
FourBrs|Netflix Free washer|Hanoi Train street
#MIN2/SupperLocation/BeerStr/NightMarket
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Apartment rentals in Hanoi
Bi Eco Suites | Deluxe Suites
Green Balcony Studio · Near Hoan Kiem Lake
Widely windows - Homeyy *Otis Apt 90m2 with 2BRs*
Serene Lotus Balcony| Kitchen·Laundry·Old Quarter
Old house@/Old Quarter View@Private
Elegant Apartment in the heart of Old Quarter
Deja vu Apartment in Hanoi Center
XOI Lumi Lakeside 1BR-38m²|Kitchen&Laundry @CBD
When is the best time to visit Hanoi?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $36 | $36 | $35 | $36 | $34 | $32 | $32 | $33 | $33 | $34 | $36 | $36 |
| Avg. temp | 59°F | 63°F | 68°F | 76°F | 82°F | 85°F | 85°F | 84°F | 82°F | 77°F | 70°F | 62°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Hanoi?
Hanoi has vibrant areas such as the Old Quarter with historic charm, French Quarter for tree-lined boulevards, and Tay Ho near the lake, each frequently suggested for their unique atmosphere and food scenes. Vacation rentals, apartments, and family-friendly stays are available in these neighborhoods.
What are the best things to do in Hanoi with kids?
Families frequently explore Hoan Kiem Lake, the Water Puppet Theater, and green spaces such as Thong Nhat Park for playful outdoor activities. Interactive museums, cultural experiences, and local street food markets also make memorable outings.
What are some of the best things to do in Hanoi?
Explore the Old Quarter’s bustling market streets, visit Hoan Kiem Lake, and experience history at the Temple of Literature. Sampling local street food and attending a performance at the Water Puppet Theater are frequently suggested activities.
How is the weather in Hanoi?
Hanoi has cooler, drier winters around 54–65°F (12–18°C) and warmer, humid summers reaching up to 92°F (33°C). Rain is more frequent from late spring through summer, so light clothing and a rain jacket are helpful.
What are the best places to visit in Hanoi?
The Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, and the Temple of Literature are among the most popular sights for their historic atmosphere and lively local life. The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is also frequently suggested for those interested in modern history.
What are some hiking trails in Hanoi?
Around Hanoi, you can explore green spaces like Ba Vi National Park, where forested trails and viewpoints stretch across the hills. Closer to the city, parks such as Yen So Park and Thong Nhat Park provide paths for gentle walks and jogging.
What are some family activities we can do in Hanoi?
Families enjoy exploring lakeside paths at Hoan Kiem Lake, watching traditional Water Puppet Theater shows, and discovering exhibits at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology. Parks and interactive cultural workshops create hands-on learning experiences.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Hanoi?
Nearby destinations frequently suggested include cultural sites in Duong Lam Ancient Village, scenic walks at Ba Vi National Park, and the limestone landscapes of Ninh Binh. Traditional handicraft villages are also popular choices for a deeper look at local trades.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Hanoi?
Many local vacation rentals and apartments in Hanoi welcome pets, especially in areas like Tay Ho, Ba Dinh, and the Old Quarter. Public parks such as Thong Nhat Park are popular for walks and playtime with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Hanoi?
Exploring by foot lets you discover hidden alleyways and bustling local markets, especially in the Old Quarter. Bargaining is common in markets, and sampling street food is encouraged for a taste of daily life.
What is Hanoi known for?
Hanoi has a rich history, lively streets, and distinctive French and Vietnamese architecture, reflected in colonial buildings, narrow alleyways, and pagodas. The city is also celebrated for its vibrant food markets, traditional performance arts, and picturesque lakes.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Hanoi?
Explore Train Street, famous for its close-up railway experience, and step inside small temples tucked in the Old Quarter’s alleys. Contemporary art spaces and traditional craft villages around the city provide a unique perspective on Hanoi’s creative culture.
What are the best foods to try in Hanoi?
Hanoi is known for flavorful dishes such as pho noodle soup, bun cha grilled pork, and crispy banh mi baguettes. Street stalls feature egg coffee, sticky rice treats, and fresh herbs, reflecting Vietnamese culinary traditions.
What should I bring for a trip to Hanoi?
Lightweight clothing works well for humid, warm months, while a light jacket is practical for cooler winter days. Comfortable shoes are useful for walking local markets and historic areas, and a small umbrella is often recommended.
What is the nightlife in Hanoi like?
Neighborhoods such as the Old Quarter and Tay Ho are known for vibrant evening scenes with local bars, street food, and live music. Hanoi has rooftop venues overlooking city lights and relaxed teahouses for winding down.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Hanoi?
The Tet Lunar New Year celebration fills Hanoi with vibrant traditions, while the Mid-Autumn Festival features lanterns and cultural performances. International Film Festival events and springtime flower festivals are also frequently suggested for visitors.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Hanoi?
Hanoi has a range of family-friendly vacation rentals and apartments in neighborhoods like Ba Dinh, Tay Ho, and the Old Quarter. Many locations are close to popular parks, museums, and cultural attractions for family outings.
When is the best time to visit Hanoi?
Many travelers favor autumn from September through November for milder temperatures and less humidity. Spring also brings pleasant weather, lively festivals, and blooming flowers around the city.
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