7 of the Hippest Accommodations in Vietnam

Each hostel, hotel and b&b is a destination in itself.
by Therese Aseoche | June 07, 2017

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Memento Homestay

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48A Trang Thi St, Hang Bong ward, Hoan Kiem Dis, Hanoi
(+84) 3566 8989, (+84) 902 249 555, (+84) 939 936 899 | momentohomestay@gmail.com
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Price range: VND 564,538 – 812,934 a night

Memento serves as both a hostel and an art and culture center that’s found in clean and peaceful Hanoi Old Quarter. There are only four rooms, each with its own distinct personality and hotel-quality services. Indulge in authentic Vietnamese breakfast which is served upon pre-order. It also has a library that’s free for you to use and ceramic and mask painting station you can try out on your leisure time.

The hostel always has at least one staff member in the common room to whom you can inquire about the history and culture of Vietnam. It also holds tours that let you experience Hanoi in the perspective of a local.

Bunker Bed & Breakfast

Han Ke Binh, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
(+84) 918 029 699 | bed@bunkerbreakfast.com
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Price range: VND 496,793 – 903,260 a night | 2 nights minimum stay

This simple three-room B&B in the laid-back neighborhood of Da Kao is a haven for foodies, coffee lovers, and culture vultures from around the world. Not only are guests treated to a cozy and peaceful stay but they’re given insight on the growing urban culture of Saigon. Choose among its three different bedrooms to stay in: The Suite, The Writer’s Loft, and The Studio.

At the garden, you can find The Breakfast Bar which offers a menu of Los Angeles-inspired comfort food and organic coffee, cups of which is given to Bunker’s neighbors for free in the morning. At the ground floor, there’s a Fashion Store by young designer THUC where you can also enjoy workshops or just have a casual chat with her about the fashion scene.

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