Hase Homestay

Hase Homestay Overview

First Impressions

Hase Homestay is one of those places that just feels right the moment you arrive. It’s tucked along Đường Thụy Khuê in Tay Ho, a part of Hanoi that honestly doesn’t get enough credit from travelers who stick to the Old Quarter. The welcome here is genuinely warm — not the scripted kind, but the sort where someone actually seems pleased you showed up. It sets the tone for everything that follows.

Location & Neighborhood

Tay Ho is Hanoi’s lakeside district, and staying here gives you a completely different feel from the busier, noisier parts of the city. You’re close to West Lake, which means morning walks along the water are very much on the table — and trust me, that’s worth waking up early for. The street itself is lined with local cafés and small restaurants, the kind of places where you sit on a plastic stool and drink iced coffee for about fifty cents. It’s a residential, lived-in neighborhood, and that’s exactly what makes it special for couples who want something a little more personal and a little less touristy.

The Rooms

The rooms at this four-star homestay are comfortable in a way that feels considered rather than corporate. Everything is clean, well put together, and there’s a thoughtfulness to the design — local touches mixed with modern comfort, which is a balance a lot of places get wrong. The beds are genuinely good, which I know sounds like a small thing, but after a day of walking around Hanoi, it really isn’t. Natural light comes through nicely, and the overall atmosphere is calm and quiet, which is not always a given in this city.

The Couple Experience

Couples in particular seem to connect with this place, and it’s easy to see why. There’s an intimacy to the homestay format that a big hotel just can’t replicate — you’re not lost in a corridor of identical doors, you’re somewhere that actually feels like a home. The Tay Ho neighborhood adds to that, with its slower pace and the kind of romantic lakeside evenings that Hanoi does surprisingly well. I mean, a sunset walk to West Lake followed by dinner at one of the nearby spots along the water — that’s a pretty solid evening by anyone’s standards.

Why Guests Love It

Hase Homestay has a near-perfect guest rating, and honestly, spending time here makes that easy to understand. It’s not about flashy features or grand lobbies — it’s about getting the fundamentals right and adding a layer of genuine hospitality on top. The location in Tay Ho means you get the real Hanoi experience without the chaos, which is something a lot of visitors don’t realize they want until they have it. If you’re planning a trip to Hanoi and you want somewhere that feels personal, well-located, and consistently well-run, this is a very solid choice — especially if you’re traveling as a couple.

Hotels in Hanoi line Hoan Kiem promenades, colonial boulevards, and lakeside neighborhoods buzzing with coffee culture.

Hase Homestay Accommodations

Reviews of Hase Homestay

• Ân from Vietnam – 15 February 2025 (10/10)

  Lang thang tìm phòng trên booking thì vô tình va phải Hase giữa muôn ngàn lựa chọn khác. Tuy hơi lowkey vì khá ít thông tin và hình ảnh để tham khảo nhưng Hase xinh yêu và ấm cúng đúng gu của mình luôn. Phòng rộng rãi, trang thiết bị đầy đủ và đặc biệt có cả bếp để mình nấu ăn. Không gian yên tĩnh, riêng tư lại còn có view vườn giữa lòng phố Thuỵ Khê🤡
  14/2 này thêm đặc biệt được đồng hành cùng Hase🫶🏻

• Việt from Vietnam – 28 January 2025 (10/10)

• Việt from Vietnam – 28 January 2025 (10/10)

• Dungnmtravel from Vietnam – 21 December 2024 (10/10)

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