Maison Julie Duong

Maison Julie Duong is a guest house in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with spacious 60 m² rooms and a shared kitchen. Set among the neighbourhood’s close-set streets, it has family rooms for up to four people and a double or twin room for two. Cultural landmarks, cafés and market shopping are within walking distance, while Ha Noi Railway station is 900 m away.

All four room types have private bathrooms, air conditioning, a fireplace, soundproofing and a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Their outlooks vary between the inner courtyard and the city; the Superior and Deluxe Family Rooms include city views, while the other room types face the courtyard. Each also has a private entrance and tea and coffee-making facilities.

A 24-hour front desk, concierge and tour desk support arrivals and local planning, with daily housekeeping and a patio. Breakfast is served daily, with vegetarian, vegan and Asian choices, as well as local specialities, fruit, juice, pancakes and cheese. WiFi is free, pets stay without extra charge, and public parking is available nearby for a fee.

Maison Julie Duong has four room types, all measuring 60 m² and each with a private bathroom, air conditioning, a fireplace, soundproofing, a private entrance and a flat-screen TV with cable channels. The family rooms accommodate up to four people, while the Deluxe Double or Twin Room is for two. Each bathroom has a walk-in shower and bidet, and tea and coffee-making facilities are also available.

Views distinguish the options: the Standard Family Room and Deluxe Double or Twin Room face the inner courtyard, while the Superior and Deluxe Family Rooms have both city and courtyard views. Bed arrangements vary, with the Superior Family Room combining single beds and a large king-size bed, and the other layouts using large king-size beds. The different room types combine these outlooks and layouts with a shared set of in-room comforts.

Maison Julie Duong has a 24-hour front desk, private and express check-in and check-out, concierge service, luggage storage, currency exchange and a tour desk. Daily housekeeping is provided, and laundry and ironing services are available. The building has a lift and facilities for disabled guests, alongside family and non-smoking rooms, heating, air conditioning and a patio. A shared lounge/TV area gives you a place to sit outside your room.

WiFi is free throughout the property, and pets are allowed without an extra charge. Public parking is available nearby without reservation for VND 2,000,000 per day. The bar and tea and coffee makers provide simple refreshments, while a shared kitchen and dining area give you space for meals. Breakfast is served daily, with vegetarian, vegan and Asian choices, breakfast to go, local specialities, fruit, juice, pancakes and cheese.

Maison Julie Duong is on Lý Nam Đế in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a dense grid of narrow streets lined with cafés, restaurants and small shops. Hang Da Galleria is 150 m away; it is a nearby market for browsing and everyday shopping. Hanoi Train Street is 200 m from the guest house, and Coffee Station 16, Train Street and Hương Ly Vietnamese Restaurant & Cafe are each 50 m away. These close streets bring cafés and places to eat alongside the neighbourhood’s market and rail-side sights.

Ha Noi Railway station is 900 m away, while Noi Bai International Airport is 19.9 km from the property. The railway station can be reached on foot for the final stretch; guests arriving with luggage can use a taxi. Public parking is available nearby without reservation and costs VND 2,000,000 per day. The parking is public rather than private, so it is a paid option.

For museums and historic sites, Vietnam Military History Museum is 450 m away, and the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is 550 m away. Hoan Kiem Lake is 850 m from Maison Julie Duong, while Hanoi Temple of Literature is 950 m away. The museum explores the country’s military history, and the citadel preserves a historic imperial complex. At Hoan Kiem Lake, you can take a lakeside walk; the Temple of Literature has historic courtyards and traditional architecture.