Mayfair Hotel & Apartment Hanoi, Hanoi

I spent a week at this hotel as a solo traveler, and it exceeded my expectations in many ways! It was very affordable at around $30 per night, which included Wi-Fi. Daily cleaning kept everything fresh, and the young reception staff were both discreet and friendly, especially considering they weren't overwhelmed with guests. The location was convenient for exploring Hanoi, whether on foot or by taxi. However, the dining was limited since there were no food options available within the hotel, but that's not a problem in Vietnam, known for its incredible street food!

I had a pleasant stay at this hotel, especially as a solo traveler looking for budget-friendly options. For around $30 per night, I found the cleanliness and daily service to meet my expectations well. The reception staff were discreet and friendly, though it seemed they weren't overly busy. The hotel is small but functional, making it convenient for a few days in the city. On the downside, there aren’t any dining options on-site, but that’s not a big issue in a place famed for its street food.

I had a pleasant week at this hotel, which was perfect for my needs as a solo traveler. The price of around $30 per night is a steal for what you get. The cleanliness was impressive, consistently maintained by daily service. While the hotel is small and has limited amenities, its proximity to the city center makes it very convenient for exploring. I recommend it for those looking for budget accommodation.

I had a pleasant stay at this hotel, especially for a solo traveler like myself. The price was excellent at around $30 per night, and I appreciated the daily cleanliness provided by the staff. The young reception team was friendly and discreet, which added to the experience. While there isn't anything to eat on-site, being in Vietnam, I enjoyed the street food options nearby. Overall, it's a great value for money, though it might not have the amenities that some might expect.

The hotel exceeded my expectations as a solo traveler with its great price of around $30 per night, and it included Wi-Fi. The cleanliness was top-notch with daily service, and the young reception staff was discreet and friendly, though they seemed a bit unoccupied. It's a small yet functional place, conveniently located near the city center. However, there’s no dining option available, which isn’t a huge issue since you can find amazing street food in Vietnam.