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( ex. Ihome Studio In D'eldorado Tower )
659 Duong Lac Long Quan, Hanoi, Vietnam
The stylish 2-room Ihome Luxury Apartment In D'Eldorado Tower Hanoi is located within 7 km of Ha Noi train station and approximately 5 minutes' walk from Tao Sach Pagoda. Featuring lake views, the apartment guarantees guests' safety by offering 24-hour security.
Bãi Dá Vuòn Hoa Song Hòng Botanical Garden is about a 10-minute drive from this apartment, and the majestic church "Saint Joseph Cathedral" is nearly 15 minutes' drive away. Ihome Luxury Apartment In D'Eldorado Tower enjoys a prime location in Tay Ho, which is home to most of the city's long term expats, from embassy staff to English teachers-in addition to a lot of well-to-do Vietnamese families. Vietnam Military History Museum is within a 6-km distance of the accommodation.
Ihome Luxury Apartment In D'Eldorado Tower is furnished with a writing table featuring ironing equipment and air conditioning, as well as modern facilities like a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. For added convenience, a walk-in shower, a separate toilet, and a washing machine are available at the apartment. Furthermore, you can enjoy hairdryers and bath sheets provided in the bathroom.
Alongsite with self-catering amenities such as a mini-kitchen, Ihome Luxury Apartment In D'Eldorado Tower provides guests with a dining area. Guests can also take a bus at Doi dien UBND Quan Tay Ho - Nguyen Hoang Ton bus station, set just a 5-minute walk away, to explore the rest of Hanoi. Make your stay at the property more exciting by joining in mini golf.
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