151 Hostels in Hanoi, Vietnam

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We have 151 hostels in Hanoi with an average rating of 8.3 based on 24,204 reviews

About Hanoi

A culture-rich city and the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi is known for stunning traditional architecture and adventure for travellers from all around the world. From temple exploring to beach hopping, Hanoi has something for every backpacker.

Hostels in Hanoi offer a variety of atmospheres, from party-focused hostels to a more relaxed and rejuvenating trip, you can pick the perfect hostel for your adventure. Those looking to enjoy the vibrant nightlife and being close to the action of the city should choose to stay in a hostel in the Old Quarter. While those looking for a bit more relaxation a little bit away from the bustling city centre can choose to stay in West Lake.

When deciding on a Hanoi Hostel you won’t be short of choices with over 150 hostels in Hanoi at your finger-tips to choose from. No matter what your preferred travel choice, from private rooms to dorm rooms and traditional to modern, we’re sure you’ll find a hostel in Hanoi that fits your needs.

Hanoi is rich with culture and history. Those looking to dive into Hanoi’s past will be spoilt for choice with options including the National Museum of Vietnamese History. Not to mention a variety of temples to visit such as the Bach Ma Temple, located in the Old Quarter and is known as the oldest temple in the city. If you’re after a bit of adventure, take a trip up the Lotte Observation Deck (for the best city views), experience a Full Moon Festival or explore the nearby stunning, Halong Bay. A trip to Hanoi wouldn’t be complete without watching a traditional water puppet show where puppets dance on, you guessed it, water.

Travelling around Hanoi is made easier due to a lot of attractions such as shopping and restaurants being located close to one another. You’ll see the locals whizzing past you on motorbikes and while this is the preferred travel style for them, there are a few options for travellers. A quick and inexpensive way to ‘live like a local’ is via Motorcycle Taxi, however, they aren’t fitted with meters like regular taxi. If motorbikes aren’t your thing, wave down a taxi and hop in. There are local buses that cover the majority of the famous attractions and are easily spotted painted in red, white and yellow.