Nesta Grand Hao Nam Reviews

The hotel on this trip to Hanoi is simply an "immersive blind box of Vietnamese style"! It is hidden deep in the maze-like streets and alleys of the old city. When you push open the wooden door painted with lotus patterns, a patio full of banana trees suddenly opens in front of you - dewdrops hang on the emerald green leaves, and the koi in the stone tank splash water, instantly making people forget the hustle and bustle outside. The most amazing thing in the room is the lacquer screen that covers the entire wall. The peacock outlined in gold foil spreads its tail and glows softly under the light. With bamboo lampshades and indigo tie-dyed bedding, every corner is like a carefully decorated folk museum. Every evening, the hotel will hold a free drip coffee experience class on the rooftop. The barista brother demonstrated and said, "Coffee should be like love, wait for drip filtering slowly." At the end, he also gave each of us a small bag of Robusta coffee beans as a souvenir. The most thoughtful thing is that when the front desk learned that we had to catch an early flight, they packed baguette sandwiches and tropical fruit boxes in advance, and stuffed them into the insulation bag and reminded us, "Be careful on the road, welcome to bring friends again." As for the slight footsteps on the floor, it sounds like the old house is humming a lullaby. If you want to bring the fireworks and poetry of Hanoi into your suitcase, this is the right place to choose.