Hanoi Trainstreet Hoan Kiem- Calm Homestay

Hanoi Trainstreet Hoan Kiem- Calm Homestay is a guest house in the Old Quarter, Hanoi, with family rooms that have city-view terraces.

The seven accommodation options range from studios for two to a family room for up to six and a three-bedroom home for up to nine. Several rooms have balconies, baths and spa baths; private bathrooms are available throughout. Air conditioning is among the features of the family, double and quadruple rooms, while facilities vary across the collection.

Set on P. Lý Nam Đế, the guest house is 300 m from Hanoi Train Street and 950 m from Hoan Kiem Lake. The Vietnam Military History Museum is 450 m away, and the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is 500 m away. Public parking is available nearby for a daily charge, and there is no internet access. The accommodation is non-smoking throughout. Check-in starts at 14:00, and check-out is between 11:00 and 12:00.

The accommodation includes a Family Double Room, double and quadruple rooms, three studio options and a three-bedroom home. Private bathrooms are provided throughout. The family room is the largest single-room option at 120 m², while the three-bedroom home covers 100 m² and accommodates up to nine people. The double and quadruple rooms each measure 60 m² and have city views, with balconies and terraces among their features.

For two-person stays, the studios range from 35 to 45 m² and each has a king-size bed. Their features differ: one is identified as a queen studio, another as a spa-bath studio, and the smaller Deluxe Studio offers a more compact layout. The room range therefore includes both larger shared options and studios for smaller parties.

Private bathrooms are provided, while the accommodation is non-smoking throughout. There is no internet access, so plan to use mobile data or arrange another connection if you need to work online, send messages or make video calls. Saving directions and travel details for offline use can help you avoid relying on a connection inside the property.

Parking is public and available nearby rather than a private facility at the guest house. You do not need to reserve a space, and the charge is VND 100,000 per day. For a car arrival, factor that daily fee into your plans and use the nearby public parking; the arrangement is not complimentary on-site parking. The parking charge applies per day, rather than as a one-off fee for the whole stay.

The guest house is on P. Lý Nam Đế in the Old Quarter, a dense part of Hanoi where narrow streets mix homes, small shops and local food businesses. Hanoi Train Street is 300 m away; Vườn hoa Phùng Hưng is 150 m away, and Hang Da Galleria is 250 m away. Coffee Station 16, Train Street, is 100 m away, with cafés and restaurants serving the surrounding streets. Older lanes and small businesses give this stretch a mix of residential and commercial activity.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1 km from the guest house; the final leg can be made by taxi or on foot. If you arrive by car, public parking is available nearby without a reservation and costs VND 100,000 per day. It is not free private parking on the premises. The property is on P. Lý Nam Đế, a useful street name to give a driver when arranging your arrival.

Several museums and historic sites are close by. The Vietnam Military History Museum is 450 m away, Hanoi Flag Tower is 500 m away, Hoa Lo Historical Prison is 900 m away, and Hoan Kiem Lake is 950 m away. You can visit the military museum for exhibits on the country’s armed forces, see the historic tower, or walk around the lake. The former prison museum offers another perspective on Hanoi’s history, with each site reached from the Old Quarter on foot or by local transport.