Welcome to Vietnam Backpackers' Hostels
Our BRAND NEW purpose built Hanoi Backpackers' Hostel on Ma May is now OPEN!
Located in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter the new Hostel is close to Hoan Kiem Lake, delicious street food stalls, cheap Bia Hoi (fresh beer) shops, around the corner from all the late night bars of the Old Quarter and a short walk from the Original Hanoi Backpackers' Hostel near the St Joseph's Cathedral. The Hanoi Backpackers' Hostel is ideally situated for you to make the most of your time in Hanoi.
On the ground floor there is a fully stocked Bar and Restaurant serving delicious comfort food, pizzas, pastas, burgers and some of Hanoi's favoriate street foods. There are nightly festivities to keep you entertained and our happy hours on pizzas and beer will keep you back pocket happy too.
The Original
This is where it all started. The friendly vibe, the relax athmosphere, the knowledgable staff, and the kick ass customers all wrap up to make one of the best hostels in the world! Travellers arrive as guests and leave as friends from our very homely hostel.
Our friendly and knowledgeable staff on the travel desk will help you get the most of your time in Hanoi by answering all your travel questions like; What to see and do? How to get there? And what it will cost?
Hue - Hey - Hey
What can we say about HUE!?
A classic colonial building right in the middle of sleepy Hue Town, that we; washed down, scrubbed up, facelift, decked out and kicked open, has woken up this sleeping beauty of a town.
Motorbike your way across the Hue Countryside to the Royal Tombs and back along the Perfume River and out to the beach through rice paddies. But be back in time for Club Hour when in the spirit of good hospitality all guest staying in the hostel are offered FREE beer for an hour between 5 and 6 pm every evening.
Why?
Because a Backpackers' Hostel should be MORE THAN JUST A BED! It should be a place where you feel welcome, safe, comfortable, relaxed and meet great people both people that work there and other travellers. After all it is the poeple you meet a long the way that make the places special.
