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Manh Dung Guesthouse Details
Category: Guesthouse
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Location/Contact| Address | 2 Tam Thuong, Hanoi, Vietnam |
| Location | •My Guest House is the Manh Dung Guest House, run by our family since 1993. • It is located in the historic Old Quarter in the heart of Hanoi and is easy to find - opposite the Hang Da market and off Yen Thai Street, turning in to Tam Thuong lane-way. • We like to think we are friendly, quiet, comfortable and very clean. • We also can arrange a car to collect guests from the airport at local rates on notification of the Flight number. • Air-con is available to all rooms at an extra charge. • We can organize tours: Halong bay; Chua Huong (Perfume Pagoda); Thay; • Tay Phuong Pagoda; Hoa lu (Tamcoc cave) and other tour attractions with reasonable prices. • We have other services for the convenience of our guests: • - VISA application and extensions • - Trains/air tickets to any places inside Viet nam as well as from Viet Nam to other countries • - Buses to Laos and Multi-stop open bus tours from Hanoi to Hue/Hoi • an/Nha Trang/ Da Lat or Mui Ne / Sai Gon. • - Russian Jeep, motor bike , bicycle rental. • - Laundry service • - Medical assistance • - Internet access |
| Telephone | +84 4 8267201 |
| Fax | +84 4 8248118 |
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Hostelz.com Guest Reviews
Good value for money - well appointed This guesthouse is located on a narrow back street, common in VietNam, along with several other small guesthouses and hotels.
This property, surprisingly, has a lift/elevator which means the tired traveller has an easy ride to their room.
The owner personally runs the property, as well as another located about 500 metres distant, and the service shows it. She seems to treat her guests as friends and all those present when I inspected the premises seemed to have good opinions of the property.
(I inspect hotels) — Jay H , Canada (2007-09-24)