Yen’s House

Yen’s House is a homestay in Dong Da, Hanoi, 2.7 km from the city centre, with balcony rooms and private kitchenettes. Its two 25 m² room choices are designed for up to two people: one has an extra-large double bed, while the other has two single beds. Both include a private bathroom, air conditioning, a view and a balcony overlooking a quiet street. Kitchenettes have a refrigerator, microwave and electric kettle, and the rooms also include a dining table and flat-screen television with streaming services.

Guests can use the terrace, lift and luggage storage, and WiFi is free throughout the property. The two room layouts suit couples or friends who want separate beds and the option to prepare simple food in their room. Yen’s House is in the residential Dong Da neighbourhood, where guests appreciate nearby cafés and street food; La Thanh station is 600 m away, and Hanoi Temple of Literature is 1.1 km away.

Yen’s House offers two 25 m² room types, each set up for a maximum of two people. The Deluxe Double Room has an extra-large double bed; the Deluxe Twin Room has two single beds, so the choice is between a shared bed and separate sleeping spaces. Both room types have private bathrooms, balconies facing a quiet street, air conditioning and a view. Their kitchenettes share a refrigerator, microwave and electric kettle, with a dining table for meals or a drink.

Flat-screen televisions in both rooms offer streaming services. Their private bathrooms include a bidet, hairdryer, towels, slippers and a bath or shower, while wardrobe space provides room for clothes. The same floor area and two-person limit make the bed arrangement the key distinction: choose the double for a shared bed or the twin for separate sleeping.

Yen’s House combines in-room essentials with shared practical facilities. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, and both room types have air conditioning, private bathrooms, a view and flat-screen televisions with streaming services. A kitchenette is equipped with a refrigerator, microwave and electric kettle; a dining table gives you a place to eat indoors. Bathroom provisions include towels, a bidet, slippers and a hairdryer, with a bath or shower.

Each room also has a balcony, while a terrace provides another outdoor space. A lift serves the building, and luggage storage is available. The homestay has family rooms and non-smoking rooms, with non-smoking throughout the property. There is no parking available on site, so this stay is better suited to travellers arriving by public transport or taxi than to those who need a car space.

Yen’s House is on Phố Hào Nam in Dong Da, a residential part of Hanoi that recent visitors describe as quieter and less tourist-focused. Cafés and street-food places are close by, and the nearby streets also have small religious and green spaces: Đình Hào Nam is 200 m away, Đền Nhà Bà is 250 m away, and Chùa Thanh Nhàn is 350 m away. Giam Lake, a neighbourhood waterside spot, is 900 m from the homestay. This setting puts local activity alongside the city’s museums and monuments, without being on the Old Quarter’s busy streets.

Public transport is close enough to form a practical part of your arrival: La Thanh station is 600 m away, Bến xe Kim Mã is 800 m away, and Ha Noi Railway station is 1.5 km away. You can walk to nearby stops or take a taxi for the final stretch. Noi Bai International Airport is 20.4 km away. Yen’s House has no parking available, so drivers cannot leave a car at the property.

Beyond the immediate neighbourhood, Hanoi Temple of Literature is 1.1 km away and Vietnam Fine Arts Museum is 1.2 km away. Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is 1.5 km from the homestay. These sites offer historic and cultural visits; closer by, Giam Lake provides a neighbourhood walk, while Chợ Sáng Trần Quang Diệu is 950 m away. The area’s cafés, street food and nearby station access are part of what guests value about this quieter Dong Da base.