Bed and breakfast & apartments in Hanoi
Are you looking for a place to stay in Hanoi? Whether it’s a hotel, bed and breakfast, or
a private apartment, there are many options for the modern traveller, each with its own
merits. The first step in compiling a list of potential accommodation options is to consider
which temples and historical places you wish to see. The thousand-year-old city has
monuments that are hundreds of years old, such as the Turtle Tower and the Temple of
Literature. It also has 20th-century ones that may catch your eye, such as the Ho Chi Minh
Mausoleum or the Long Bien Bridge, which has been called a true expression of Vietnam
war history, as it bears the scars and patches on half of its frame.
Cheap hotels and bed and breakfasts
For travellers from Europe the largest expense of a holiday to Hanoi will be the plane
ticket. That said, many travellers are still on a budget that asks them to consider cheaper
accommodation while abroad. Smaller, non-chain hotels may be the way to go if you’re a
traditional traveller, while a bed and breakfast could be a good option for someone who
wants to have a ‘kitschier’ experience. Bed and breakfasts also have the luxury that gives
them their name: the breakfast when you wake. For those who want to have a unique
experience, it may be worth forgoing the bed and breakfast or hotel experience, and
considering renting an apartment instead.
How to rent an apartment with Wimdu
At Wimdu we like to think we’re co-ordinating interesting and unique travel experiences.
By helping home and apartment owners meet up with travellers looking for a place to stay
while on holiday, we hope to facilitate new and richer experiences abroad. With Wimdu
you can find a local with great information about restaurants, off-the-radar sites to visit
and the best ways to travel. It’s easy – all you do is create an account and begin searching
the listings in the city you wish to visit. Bon voyage!
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