Serenity Home 3

Serenity Home 3 is a homestay in Hanoi's Old Quarter, with 35 m² rooms featuring private balconies that face an inner courtyard.

Its single room category accommodates two people and combines air conditioning, a seating area and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower. A flat-screen television, bidet, free toiletries, slippers and hairdryer are among the in-room details. The balcony and courtyard outlook give the accommodation a quieter aspect within this densely built part of the city.

A complimentary American breakfast is served each day, with breakfast to go also available and special-diet options catered for. The homestay has a 24-hour front desk, a shared lounge, luggage storage and tour services, alongside bicycle and car hire. A paid shuttle service is available, and free WiFi is provided in rooms. Free public parking is possible on site with a reservation. The small scale and central Old Quarter setting suit travellers seeking a private room close to historic Hanoi sights.

Serenity Home 3 offers one room category, the Queen Room with Balcony, for up to two people. At 35 m², it includes a large king-size bed, air conditioning and a seating area, with a private balcony facing the inner courtyard. The courtyard outlook is the room's defining feature. It also has a flat-screen television, electric kettle and refrigerator, along with a wardrobe and a socket near the bed.

Bathroom facilities include a walk-in shower, bidet, toilet, towels, slippers, hairdryer and free toiletries. Linen is provided, and the room has a private bathroom. The single room format brings these features together in one accommodation option rather than a range of different room categories. With space for two, a seating area and its own balcony, the room gives you places to sit both indoors and outside while looking onto the courtyard.

Serenity Home 3 combines in-room conveniences with front-desk and tour services. Free WiFi is available in the rooms, while air conditioning, heating, a balcony, private bathroom, flat-screen television and courtyard view feature among the main amenities. A shared lounge provides a common indoor space, and a 24-hour front desk is available alongside luggage storage, a tour desk and currency exchange. Bicycle rental, bike tours and walking tours are available, alongside cooking classes and tours about local culture.

The homestay serves a complimentary American breakfast each day, with breakfast to go and special-diet menus on request; rooms also have tea and coffee makers. Free public parking is possible on site, with reservation required. A paid shuttle service, airport shuttle and car hire are included among the transport options, while laundry and dry-cleaning services handle practical needs during a longer visit.

Serenity Home 3 is on Phố Lý Nam Đế in Hanoi's Old Quarter, a compact historic district of narrow streets and closely spaced shopfronts. The room's balcony looks onto an inner courtyard, while nearby public spaces and heritage sites put daily walks among the neighbourhood's landmarks. Vườn hoa Phùng Hưng is 150 m away, Đền Hỏa Thần 200 m, Hang Da Galleria 250 m and Hanoi Train Street 300 m. The immediate surroundings combine small green spaces, temples, shopping and a railway-side street.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1 km away, and Noi Bai International Airport is 19.7 km from the homestay. A paid shuttle service is available; Serenity Home 3 also offers an airport shuttle and car hire. Free public parking is possible on site, but a reservation is needed. Upper floors are accessible by stairs only, a practical point to consider if you are arriving with luggage.

The Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is 500 m away and brings Hanoi's dynastic history close to the homestay; Dong Xuan Market is 750 m away for browsing local goods. Hoan Kiem Lake, at 950 m, offers a waterside walk, while Hanoi Temple of Literature is 1000 m away and is a major historic site of scholarship. Further heritage stops include Hanoi Flag Tower, Vietnam Military History Museum and Hoa Lo Historical Prison, each with its own account of the capital's past. At the citadel, historic gates and archaeological remains give the visit a focus beyond the surrounding streets.