Hanoi Ecogreen Hostel

Hanoi Ecogreen Hostel is a 2-star hotel in the Old Quarter of Hanoi, with family rooms and city-view balconies. It occupies a central part of the capital, close to Dong Xuan Market and the historic streets north of Hoan Kiem Lake. The room range includes standard and superior doubles, a deluxe option, a family room, a quadruple room and dormitory beds, as well as a three-hour day-use double room. Sizes run from 12 m² to 27 m², and several larger rooms have balconies overlooking the city.

Air conditioning and flat-screen televisions feature across the room range; private bathrooms are provided in the private-room categories. The hotel also has free WiFi, a tour desk, luggage storage, bicycle rental, car hire and shuttle services. A minimarket and business centre are among the on-site facilities, while public parking is available nearby by reservation and may incur a charge. Check-in starts at 14:00 and check-out is by 12:00.

The room selection ranges from compact 12 m² doubles to rooms of 25–27 m², with private doubles, a family layout, a quadruple room and two dormitory options. Standard Double Room and Superior Double or Twin Room both measure 12 m² and sleep up to two people. The larger private options include balcony rooms with city views, while the Family Room sleeps three and the Quadruple Room with Balcony sleeps four. Several private room types have their own bathroom, and air conditioning and a flat-screen TV are common across the offerings.

The dormitory choices are a single bed in a mixed dormitory room and a bed in an 8-bed dormitory room, each with capacity for one person. Their room details include balcony and city-view features, as do the larger private room categories. A separate Day Use Offer (3 Hours) is a 12 m² Standard Double Room for two, with a private bathroom and air conditioning. This gives the room collection both overnight private rooms and shared dormitory beds.

Hanoi Ecogreen Hostel provides free WiFi throughout the property, and its guest services include a tour desk, luggage storage, currency exchange and express check-in and check-out. You can arrange bicycle rental, cycling or car hire, while shuttle services and an airport shuttle are available. A minimarket on site, laundry, a business centre and babysitting or child services add practical services. Air conditioning is available, and family rooms form part of the accommodation offer.

Parking is public and at a nearby site; a reservation is needed and charges may apply. Room facilities include private bathrooms, showers, toilets, slippers and toilet paper. Flat-screen televisions are provided with cable or satellite channels, and the property also has a safety deposit box and a wake-up service. Non-smoking rooms are available, and upper floors are accessible only by stairs.

Hanoi Ecogreen Hostel is on Hang Dong in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a close-packed grid of streets traditionally named for the goods once sold there. Small temples and pagodas sit alongside shops and everyday services. Chùa Thái Cam and Dong Thanh Temple are each 100 m away, Cau Dong Pagoda is 200 m away, and Dong Xuan Market is 300 m away. Vườn hoa Phùng Hưng is also 300 m away. The market and nearby places of worship give this stretch a mix of daily commerce and historic religious sites.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.5 km from the hotel, and Noi Bai International Airport is 19.5 km away. Hanoi Ecogreen Hostel offers an airport shuttle and a paid shuttle service, as well as car hire and bicycle rental. Public parking is available at a nearby site; a reservation is needed and charges may apply. The hotel also has luggage storage and a tour desk. Check-in begins at 14:00 and check-out is by 12:00.

Hanoi Old City Gate is 450 m away, an old entrance to the historic trading district. Ta Hien Street, also 450 m away, is known for its street-side food and drink scene. Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square is 600 m away, close to the lake-facing end of the quarter, and Hoan Kiem Lake is 950 m away. The Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is 800 m away, with historic grounds and archaeological remains beyond the market streets.