These Hanoi Airbnbs Showcase The City's Historic Quarters

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Serene Old Quarter apartment with zen balcony

 

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Tailor-made for rest and relaxation, this unique Airbnb in Hanoi is steps from Hoan Kiem Lake and the tangle of the Old Quarter. Occupying the third floor and lit by a skylight, the romantic studio opens onto a private balcony furnished with a fish pond and wooden soaking tub for two. Basic kitchenware is supplied while the central living space is decorated with Vietnamese puppets. Enhance your stay by booking an in-room massage with the host’s recommended therapist.

Three guests, one bedroom (studio)
Price: $60 per night

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Panoramic penthouse Airbnb in Hanoi West Lake

 

See more photosSituated next to the Tay Ho Water Park, this new condo is a 20-minute ride from Hoan Kiem and Noi Bai International Airport. Split over two levels, the penthouse receives the full might of the sun courtesy of double-story windows while views skim the Red River and Tay Ho. The mezzanine bedroom connects to the master bath where a corner Jacuzzi is poised to soothe post-sightseeing muscles.

Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $46 per night

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Light and bright apartment near Ta Hien Beer Street

 

See more photosConveniently located on Hang Gai – the number one choice of where to stay in Hanoi Old Quarter for shopping and street food– this pretty Airbnb gives you first dibs on the banh mi of the day. The interior is stylishly appointed with bamboo decor and lanterns while a curtain provides privacy for the lower-level bedroom. French windows reveal the balcony where you can sip coffee and heat up eggs on the outdoor stove.

Six guests, two bedrooms
Price: $46 per night

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Tay Ho retreat with a rooftop garden and lake views

 

See more photosIn terms of where to stay in Hanoi as a larger group or family with teenagers, this spacious Airbnb on the western bank of West Lake is a fabulous base. Fifteen minutes from the Old Quarter, the home consists of four studios each with its own bathroom. Shared spaces include a kitchen, bar, and two patios overlooking the lake and the Hanoi skyline. Make the most of the peace and quiet with a morning yoga session in the workout lair and hire bikes to explore the lakeside area.

Eight guests, four bedrooms
Price: $147 per night

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Luxury apartment with balcony and home cinema

 

See more photosIf you’re wondering how long should you stay in Hanoi, this knockout apartment in Ly Thai To might convince you to call the French Quarter home for at least a week. Furnished with a complete kitchen and ample storage the Airbnb is perfect for a long-term rental. Spend evenings collapsed on the sectional with a movie in the home cinema or luxuriating in the deep soaking tub. The pad is minutes from the heart of the Old and French quarters.

Six guests, one bedroom
Price: $54 per night

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Boutique two-bedroom apartment near Opera House

 

See more photosSublimely curated, this 5-star rated Airbnb in Hanoi’s French Quarter mingles traditional Vietnamese styling with contemporary comforts. Positioned on the top floor, views from the bronze tub and lounge graze over the treetops of this quieter neighborhood. The kitchen is equipped with the essentials in case you fancy a pause from street food while the pull-out sofa bed can accommodate a third adult or child.

Three guests, two bedrooms
Price: $80 per night

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Sunny Airbnb overlooking Hanoi Train Street

 

See more photosThis ultra-modern apartment in the oldest part of the city gives you first-class views of the emblematic Train Street. Accessible via a private elevator, the fifth-floor apartment receives tons of natural sunlight and is furnished with an outdoor bathtub and shower. Swing by the innumerable markets on the doorstep of this accommodation in Hanoi and have a go at rustling up your own bun cha in the kitchen.

Two guests, one bedroom (studio)
Price: $69 per night

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Industrial apartment in French-style villa near Imperial Citadel

 

See more photosWhat was once the living room of a French official’s abode in Ba Dinh is now this awesome Brooklyn-inspired Airbnb in Hanoi. Downstairs comprises a kitchen, lounge, and bedroom while an additional bed nests on the mezzanine. The Imperial Citadel and Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum are a five-minute stroll from the villa. Retire to the roof garden armed with a chilled Bia Ha Noi to round off your time in the City of the Rising Dragon.

Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $37 per night

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Ancient, remodeled An Nam home in Hoan Kiem

 

See more photosThis traditional Vietnamese residence has undergone a major revamp to present a spacious and elegant vacation rental laden with artwork. The lower level of the home opens onto a pretty street-level entrance where you can top up your vitamin D while indulging in a spot of people-watching. Close to the Dong Xuan Market and Bach Ma Temple, the Airbnb offers comfortable family lodging in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter.

Seven guests, two bedrooms
Price: $49 per night

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Artist’s duplex apartment with rooftop garden

 

See more photosLess than five minutes from the Presidential Palace, this funky duplex in Ba Dinh is the best place to stay in Hanoi for serious sightseeing. In fact, you needn’t leave the property for a dose of art; the apartment is curated works from local artists and there’s a gallery downstairs. Grab a ca phe trung to go from the coffee shop in the morning and settle down on the roof terrace with a glass of wine in time for sunset.

Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $78 per night

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Artistic Hanoi Airbnb with roof garden in a hidden neighborhood

 

See more photosStay in an authentic family home at this charming duplex now in the hands of its third generation. The open-concept first floor contains a lounge, queen bed, and complete kitchen while a second bedroom roosts in the attic. Start your day slowly over a brew in the green oasis and pore over the illustrations created by the host’s sister. Tucked away in a quiet (for Hanoi) neighborhood within the French Quarter, the loft is a 15-minute walk to Hoan Kiem Lake.

Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $37 per night

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Is Airbnb popular in Vietnam?

Airbnb is popular in Vietnam for short and long stays. Properties include modern urban condos, traditional homes, beachfront rentals, and unique mountain stays with epic views. Listings incorporate hotels, homestays, and serviced apartments with options to suit all budgets. There are over 1,000 Airbnbs in Hanoi alone.

Is Airbnb illegal in Vietnam?

Airbnb is legal in Vietnam. Hosts are required to register their property with the local authority and adhere to hosting rules and regulations. As hosts are responsible for supplying identification for all foreign guests to the police, you should expect your Airbnb host to request a photocopy of your passport ahead of check-in.

How much are apartments in Hanoi?

The average cost of a one-night stay in a Hanoi Airbnb apartment is $50 while a 28-night stay averages ‎$1,200. Generous monthly discounts mean you’re usually looking at less than $1,000 for deluxe lodgings while simple studio apartments are available in the $500-600 bracket. When deciding how long should you stay in Hanoi, note that utilities may be added to monthly rental rates. Complimentary airport transfers are often provided to guests who book a minimum of three nights in a Hanoi Airbnb.