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• 87 Hàng Buồm

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  87 Hàng Buồm, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam

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  24 Hàng Vải, Hàng Bồ, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam

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  42 Yết Kiêu, Cửa Nam, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam

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• Hanoi

  While many Asian cities have simply mown down their history over the last few decades, replacing it with an influx of ugly modern skyscrapers, Hanoi has simply… well… layered. The historical and the modern mix here in a way that’s often unbendingly bizarre, allowing the visitor to dive head long into both, sipping cappuccino from their air conditioned coffee house whilst watching t’ai chi in front of a temple backdrop just opposite.
  
  French colonial influences still stand tall here, with the city having largely escaped the devastating affects of US bombing elsewhere, and left behind colossal mansions and tree-lined boulevards that haven’t changed too much in centuries. The ‘City of the Golden Dragon’ is a commercial hotbed, home to that typically Vietnamese swarm of motorbikes in amongst silk shops, rustic coned hats and market stalls flogging the best pho and rice rolls you’ll ever taste.
  
  In amongst it all you’ll find serenity of the reconstructed one-pillar pagoda (the original dates back to 11th century), the temple of literature (where exams determining your job and social rank were once undertaken) and the gruesome Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, where the former leader is preserved in state in a similar way to Lenin in Moscow. The mausoleum stands in the massive Ba Dinh Square, looking down on a vast grassy field, its pillared façade staring over at a high-flying Vietnamese flag and making for a stark travel experience.
  
  With most Vietnamese travelers being backpackers on a more long term trip, The Perfume Pagoda (actually a striking collection of pagodas southwest of the city) and the stunning ‘image of Vietnam’ that is Halong Bay, with its sharp islands and old-world boats, are also must see (if lengthy) trips from Hanoi.
  
  Surprisingly, North Vietnam finds itself frigid – in fact almost icy – in the winter, but nothing can take away from the age-old charm of an Asian city drenched in history, but home to many a modern cultural influence, too. Pull on your pointy hat, grow your beard, and get right in the thick of things.
  
  Best time to visit Hanoi and Ha Long bay from October through April (the best), although during the winter months of December, January and February(about 10 Degree C), the weather can be cool and overcast with low visibility due to misty.
  
  

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Here are some reviews of Vietnam backpackers hostel - don't forget to let us know how you got on by using the drop box at the bottom of the page, or joining our community and making a review.

• Jesse Olivier
  Lots of fun staying here, they have something to do every night, great drink deals and good people all around. Perfect location, lovely staff and a chill roof top area for everyone to use. Vietnam backpackers is a great chain across Vietnam usually I give them 5 stars all around this particular hostel in Hanoi I give 4 just because myself and a lot of people I talked to had bad dorm mates. People coming in around 4 or 5 am and being overly loud for no reason (disrespectful to the sleeping people), people having sex in 10 bedroom dorms loudly etc. It very well could have just been bad luck but I am used to people at least trying to be quiet if they are staying with others in a hostel.
• Leo Black
  The bed bugs are REAL. This is quiet a scary place to stay. I’ve never felt so uncomfortable at a hostel, they make you feel as if you’re crazy when you express the true about their business and the way Vietnam Backpackers treats their guests. Also I’m still waiting for them to return my property stolen by their staff, which I have evidence of, recorded on my phone.
• Lachlan Muir
  Really fun time, lots of westerners and tourists who are all up for a neat party. Furthermore I thoroughly enjoyed the music although on our second night it wasn't as enjoyable due to the extent of Christmas music and the lack of sweet new tunes. I'd still recommend the club as it was a great night and it's surrounded by bars and clubs so when it closes at 11:30PM there are places to go. Would still recommend for a fun time :)
• diane guenoun hacherel
  Good if ur looking for party hard! A bit more pricy than others hostel around Safe box in the room Breakfast ok Noisy Good pub crawl Amazing activities with them
• MultiMani ManMan
  Pros: good atmosphere, great location, easy to order tours. Cons: bedbugs, staff doesn’t seem to care about this.

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