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45 Reviews I arrived Hanoi December 8, 2011 and was picked up at the airport by a van taking me to Sofitel Legend Metropole where I stayed. I booked the van from Hanoi Transfer Service. They charged me USD 18,...
19 Reviews Vietnam Airlines provides minibus service to/ from the Hanoi International Airport. The main bus-stop in the City is located at 2 Quang Trung, Hanoi, south of Hoam Kiem Lake. Walk toward south of Le...
22 Reviews On every corner are cylco owners who try to get you to hire them for an hour or two. They charge 200,000 dong an hour and dont worry if the two of you cant fit in the one carriage as they always have...
22 Reviews It takes about 2 hours from landing time to arrival to your hotel. You have 4 choices to transfer from airport to Hanoi central: • Easy way is by taxi (VND 250,000 or about $15): please be very...
23 Reviews I used the services of a Xe Om driver that I had seen daily that was parked and hustling business not too far from the front door of the Heart Hotel, our “home away from home” in Ha Noi. The last...
17 Reviews We used the train to travel from here to Lao Cai..to get ourselves to Sa Pa. Our experience was limited though to “showing up” at the appointed time previous to our departure and picking up our...
20 Reviews This isn't so much a tip about using a motorcycle as advice about avoiding motorcycles safely. They are everywhere in Hanoi, if you want to cross the road, very very bravely put one foot in front of...
5 Reviews Try Handspan Adventure Travel's Lagoon Explorer 1 junk for a comfy sailing around Halong. $124 for a 2-day cruise. Leave Hanoi at 8:30am on day 1 and back in Hanoi on day 2 at 4pm. Exclusive pier in...
3 Reviews You can rent a bicycle for about less than 1USD to explore the city. Its much easier and you get to experience first hand on being on the streets with the locals. Hanoi is a relatively flat terrain,...
balhannah Says: Motorbikes are everywhere in Hanoi, so it is no surprise, that there are dozens of Motor bike taxi's all wanting your business.I used Motorbike Taxi quite a lot...
TAXI FROM AIRPORT TO HANOI HOTEL
balhannah Says: A Taxi to Hanoi from the Airport costs $12us.We asked at the Vietnam tourist office if the price was still $12 for 2 people to share a cab for hotels close...
Reunification Express - Hanoi to HCMC
chizz Says: We travelled overnight on the Reunification Express train from Hanoi to Hue and it was good fun! You can share a sleeping compartment with 4 bunks (1st class)...
kenningst Says: The cheapest way to get from Hanoi Airport to the Vietnamese Airlines office in the city is by the white mini vans. It cost only USD 2 for the trip. The mini...
There are rickshaws and rickshaws. . . .
kokoryko Says: Some local people still call them pousse-pousse, the French name for these vehicles.I only used once that kind of transportation medium in Hanoi, so I cannot...
kokoryko Says: Old cars have always some charm; the Citroen Traction of the Hotel Metropole look wonderful in good shape.In Viet Nam, former French colony, French old cars can...
imstress Says: The Vietnam MiniBus pick up point is located just outside the airport exit.You only have to pay USD2 per person and give them the exact address (best in...
muddybok Says: Travel by train in Vietnam may sound like a good idea. It's slightly more expensive than buses and of course cheaper than air.I arrive at Hanoi (from Hue) by...
muddybok Says: Backpacking & travel from Saigon to Hanoi & vice versa is so convenient with Open Bus Tickets.These buses are mostly operated (should i say monopolized) by some...
tampa_shawn Says: If your staying in the Old Quarter of Hanoi (which I would recommend the atmosphere is great) you’ll spend quite a bit of time walking… there is just no way to...
imstress Says: Noibai International Airport is the gateway to Hanoi.We took Tiger Airways from Singapore to Hanoi.The other airline that we saw is Vietnam Airline.Remember to...
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5 Reviews and 712 Opinions I booked our family sized room for 2 adults and our teenage daughter direct with the hotel from...
12 Reviews and 1109 Opinions There is nothing you can complain about the hotel. It was a perfect stay. restaurant and bar, pool ,...
1 Review and 863 Opinions This hotel is now called Hanoi Elegance Ruby. When I went to Hanoi in 1998, the only hotel I felt I...
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Noibai International Airport is the gateway to Hanoi.We took Tiger Airways from Singapore to Hanoi.The other airline that we saw is Vietnam Airline.Remember to...
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Q: Hi, we are going to Hanoi next month. I was told it is cheaper to purchase in USD while you are in Vietnam. Is this true? Should...
A: With the low prices in Viet Nam I believe you would have trouble getting correct amount of exchange back, when purchasing in dollars.
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The Adventure Continues in Hanoi ! Hanoi !
A Note for my Fan Club: Thank You All for all your enthusiastic response for my Saigon! Saigon! page. If not for your kind words, I'll continue believing that my writing is equivilent to toilet...
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I Landed in Hanoi in the middle of the morning and, after leaving my luggage in the hotel I went out to feel a bit the atmosphere of the surroundings and to try not to be caught by the inconveniences...
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Hanoi is a compact city where the sighseeings are all relatively close by. You may walk by foot or esplore the city by cyclo. You would probably stay at the Old Quarters and use Hanoi as a base for......
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Hanoi - City of Absorbing Sights and Sounds
My visit to Hanoi and northern Vietnam in December 2006 was an interesting one because it was rather unexpected. Having visited China and Japan in Oct-Nov 2006, I was rather exhausted from travelling....
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Hanoi - City of the Soaring Dragon
Hanoi is the place to be in Vietnam. As soon as you get there, you'll be fascinated by the hustling and bustling that awaits you in every corner of the city. You'll find hectic markets where...
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