Top Hotels Near Cham Temple in Hanoi from NZ$25

"Breakfast and staff were excellent. Room was clean and cleaned daily. No safe in room. No secure area to leave luggage for the day. Staff are willing to hold luggage for the day in a room frequented by many individuals. The hotel is located at the end of a narrow alley making it more challenging for Grab drivers to pick up and drop-off. Pool looked good but did not try. Neighborhood has lots of every day city life in Vietnam-fish and chicken being cleaned, families and friends gathered eating outside in front of buildings and some construction. Though very quiet from 11pm-7am for sleeping."

"Not worth the hype, very dated. Room smelt of cigarettes. Nice view though. "

"Clean room, great quality service & the food at the restaurant was unreal "

"Room is clean, staff are friendly"

"We stayed at Studio executives twin tower B. Our room was clean and spacious. Having washer and dryer was very nice. Grocery store they have is first class in Vietnam. The only thing I would suggest to improve in the room is hair dryer. Also breakfast was average. "

"The hotel was modern and had very great views of the city. The breakfast was amazing and the rooms were very spacious."

"This is a big, modern high rise, that is oriented towards a long stay business clientele, but also offers nightly rates. There is a rooftop pool which is very nice with a panoramic view of the city. The gym is also ok, but could use a better selection of equipment. I stayed in a one bedroom suite which was very clean and comfortable."

"Oh what a disappointing experience. Would NOT recommend and WILL NOT come back here.. They have ZERO understanding of what Hospitality means or what it takes to be in the hospitality industry Positives: - Booked this hotel primarily because of a water view… - the rooms are decent but not worth the colossal price being charged for them - the view from the room was good, of the lake opposite - The bell boys and the guards are very kind and helpful Negatives: - My shower door got stuck and i could not even open the shower door. Couldn’t reach the phone and was afraid that i’d break the door if i pushed too hard. Took me a good half hour to somehow finagle myself little by little. - The worst part was that when i went to the reception and told them about what happened and that they need to get this fixed before someone else has the same experience, the person at the reception, her name was ‘Tu Le’.. she started laughing and mocking me. No apologies were given, not a single sorry from them.. was just made fun of… maybe it’s a language barrier but this hasn’t happened in any of my travels - Everything at the hotel is overpriced. Just walk a little but around and there are lots of places to eat, coffee, ATM and convenience stores - You get 2 small little packets of powdered milk, maybe a few teabags and coffee and that is IT ! Good luck trying to make a decent cup of coffee or tea in the room - The rim of the toilet water hasn’t been cleaned in AGES from the looks of it "

"A great experience at the Marriott’s and n Hanoi."