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13 Reviews and 1659 Opinions We booked 2 rooms and all of us simply loved it. We are given complementary drinks at the restaurant...
1 Review and 1261 Opinions This hotel is now called Hanoi Elegance Ruby. When I went to Hanoi in 1998, the only hotel I felt I...
3 Reviews and 763 Opinions NOTE: I think this hotel is now called "Hanoi Elegance Sapphire" The staff here is outstanding! We...
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...
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...
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......
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....
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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I been to Hanoi, as well as Saigon, i would have to say Hanoi, is much more of a relaxing view, while Saigon is more of a classic night life of fun eating, and partying.
Danger wise? When visited Hanoi for 3 weeks, I lived near by a highschool, in which, huge mass of teens, calling for back up, to probaby up to 28 year olds come and fight too. These groups sometimes swelled up in rumbles of several hundreds, machete matches are often, and sometimes you would even hear gun shots. But gunshots are often of smaller .22, in which still the viet-Comm comes in and demand answers, far worst than the u.s. and probably any other country
I would have to say if it were not for the even more cunning, organized, and action thirsty government, Vietnam would had been worst than mexico.