Bloom in Hanoi - The Residences

Bloom in Hanoi - The Residences is a four-star hotel in Cau Giay, Hanoi, with apartment-style accommodation and private kitchens. It is 6.8 km from Hanoi city centre and offers seven room types, from 35 m² studios and twin rooms to a 43–55 m² one-bedroom apartment, suites and penthouse, plus an 85 m² two-bedroom family suite. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a kitchen, a bath and a flat-screen TV; several also have a balcony and views of the courtyard, garden or city.

The hotel combines self-catering space with shared facilities, including a restaurant serving Vietnamese, local, Asian and international food, a bar, coffee house, garden, terrace, fitness centre and spa and wellness centre. Breakfast is available in several styles, including continental, Full English/Irish, vegetarian, vegan, Asian and American options, as well as breakfast to go. A 24-hour front desk, tour desk, concierge, shuttle services and free WiFi support stays for families and independent travellers. Free private parking is available on site with a reservation, and pets are accepted on request; charges may apply.

Seven accommodation options range from 35 m² rooms to an 85 m² two-bedroom family suite. Each has a private kitchen and bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, soundproofing and a bath. Kitchens include a stovetop, refrigerator, microwave and kitchenware. The range includes twin and studio rooms, one-bedroom apartments and suites, and a penthouse; several units also have a separate living room and seating area.

Views and layouts distinguish the rooms from one another. Some look onto an inner courtyard, while others have garden, city or quiet-street views. Balconies feature in several of the larger apartments and suites, and the family suite also has a patio. The twin room has two single beds; the other room types include an extra-large double bed. The two-bedroom family suite has two such beds and offers the most space, while the one-bedroom options vary in size from 43 to 55 m².

Dining and shared spaces include an on-site restaurant, bar and coffee house, with breakfast available in the room and fruit, wine and champagne among the food and drink options. The restaurant serves Vietnamese, local, Asian and international dishes. Outside, you can use the garden, terrace and outdoor furniture; the hotel also has a fitness centre and spa and wellness centre.

For activities, the tour desk offers local-culture classes, walking and bicycle tours, and themed dinner nights, while concierge service, a 24-hour front desk and room service support day-to-day needs. Other services include laundry, dry cleaning, ironing, airport and other shuttle services, and lift access. Free WiFi is available throughout. Free private parking is provided on site with a reservation. Pets are accepted on request, with charges potentially applying. Breakfast choices include continental, Full English/Irish, vegetarian, vegan, Asian, American and breakfast-to-go options.

The hotel is in Dịch Vọng Hậu, a residential part of Cau Giay in western Hanoi, where local neighbourhood streets and markets sit alongside the district's newer business areas. Chợ 337 Dịch Vọng is 600 m away, and Chợ Nhà Xanh is 650 m away. Cau Giay Park is also 650 m away, while Vietnam Museum of Ethnology lies 1.5 km from the property. These nearby places give you local markets, a park and a museum within the district.

National University station is 650 m away, and My Dinh Bus Station is 1 km away. Ha Noi Railway station is 5.7 km from the hotel; Noi Bai International Airport is 19.8 km away. Free private parking is available on site, but you need to reserve a space. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, and you should tell the property your expected arrival time in advance.

For cultural visits, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is 5 km away, Hanoi Temple of Literature is 5.1 km away, and Vietnam Fine Arts Museum is 5.2 km away. Hoan Kiem Lake, at the centre of Hanoi, is 6.8 km from the hotel. Thu Le Park is 2.2 km away, and Ngoc Khanh Lake is 2.6 km away. The local markets and green spaces are close to the hotel, while Hanoi’s major museums and historic landmarks require a trip into the central districts.