Indochina Hotel, Hanoi

J ai bien apprecie mon sejour a l hotel indochina car il est situe en plein centre, non loin du lac et beneficie de tout le confort necessaire a un bon sejour. Malgre sa situation dans le centre la nuit est tres calme et n y dort bien.

i travel 7 southeast asia countries this time. the service here is the best amnong small guest house to 5 stars

It was a difficult task to select a medium priced hotel in Hanoi because no one seem to transmit confidence, and staying at Indochina, I understood why. Staff was unfriendly from the very beginning. We had no specific conflict, but I never felt I was welcome in tehir house. We had a 'deluxe' room, which meant we had a window to the street. But according to the street noise from 5 AM, I'm not sure that's a real bennefit. Room was really small. Bathroom was even smaller (in relative terms). I'm not a very tall guy (1'80 m) and sitting in the toilet I couldn't find a way not to smash my knees against the wall in front of me. Bed clothes and towels were anything but clean. Paper-thin walls provided a very interesting range of noises during the night. Room smell was disgusting. Hotel facilities were far from clean. Specially at the elevator in which I'd avoid to climb not to have to smell it for the 4 floors I had to go up-down. I can't honestly tell about breakfast. After such a wonderful night, the last thing I could do in that place was to eat.