Tru by Hilton Hanoi Station

I liked the location of the hotel, and it's just opposite of the station. I liked the wibe in the reception lounge as well. After my work I used to spend some time in the reception to relax.

Modern, simple and clean hotel. Small room, but enough for one person. The shower feels like a camping shower - wet room style little space to move. The aircon position is awkward as it blows directly onto the bed and in your face as you sleep - I advise covering the vent with a hand towel to disperse the airflow and prevent waking up with a raw throat and sore eyes. Aircon and cooling was the biggest issue - because without it the room would rise to 30deg+ and with it, you'd be feeling the dry air. The large windows are great, and I like the electric blinds that make a nearly blackout room. The lights are horrible and harsh, not relaxing at all. Fine for a short stay, but I wouldn't advise more than that - for the price its very simple and there are better alternatives.

The room isn’t spacious, but it’s well-suited for a solo stay, with smart use of the limited space. The city view from the high floor is pleasant. There was some noise from trains coming and going at the station right in the opposite side of the hotel building, but it wasn’t too loud or disruptive. However, the breakfast options were quite limited and remained nearly the same throughout my 3-day stay.