Era Apartment Tran Thai Tong

Era Apartment Tran Thai Tong is an aparthotel in Cau Giay, Hanoi, 6.6 km from the city centre, with self-contained rooms and kitchens.

The accommodation includes two studios and a ground-floor apartment, each with a private bathroom and air conditioning. Studios have a private entrance, while the Deluxe Studio adds a balcony with city views and more floor space than the Standard Studio. The apartment has a separate bedroom and a seating area. Kitchens are equipped with a stovetop and refrigerator, so you can prepare meals in your own space.

The property has family rooms, a terrace, luggage storage and 24-hour security. Free WiFi is available in the rooms, and there is no parking at the property. Cau Giay is a modern district in western Hanoi, with local shops and community landmarks nearby. Chua Ha train station is 500 m away, and Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is 1.1 km from the aparthotel. It suits travellers who value apartment-style facilities and want to stay outside the historic centre.

All three accommodation types at Era Apartment Tran Thai Tong accommodate up to two people and have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a kitchen. The Standard Studio and Deluxe Studio are studio layouts with a private entrance; they measure 22 m² and 25 m² respectively, making the Deluxe the larger option. Each studio has a large bed, while the ground-floor apartment has a double bed.

Kitchens include a stovetop and refrigerator, and each bathroom has a shower. The Deluxe Studio stands out for its balcony and city view. The ground-floor apartment has a separate bedroom, a seating area, a sofa and tiled floors, giving it a different layout from the studios. The room types are suited to solo travellers or couples who want cooking facilities, with the main differences being size, balcony access and the separation of sleeping and sitting space.

The kitchens are a central feature of the accommodation, with stovetops, refrigerators and kitchenettes alongside seating areas, sofas and private bathrooms with showers. Free WiFi is available in the rooms, and air conditioning is provided. The property also has a terrace and family rooms, with non-smoking rooms and a non-smoking policy throughout.

Security facilities include 24-hour security, a security alarm, smoke alarms, fire extinguishers and a carbon monoxide detector. Families can use baby safety gates and child safety socket covers, and luggage storage is available. The building contains private apartments. There is no parking at the property, so drivers need to arrange parking separately. The combination of in-room cooking equipment, family safety fittings and round-the-clock security covers the main practical features of a stay here.

Era Apartment Tran Thai Tong is on Trần Thái Tông in Cau Giay, a western Hanoi district with business premises, residential streets and busy main roads. The area has local shops as well as community landmarks. Đình làng Hậu is 50 m away, Làng Cốm Vòng is 150 m away, and Chùa Thọ Cầu is 200 m away. Chợ 337 Dịch Vọng, a neighbourhood market, is 450 m from the aparthotel. These nearby places give the streetscape a local character alongside its modern commercial setting.

Chua Ha train station is 500 m from the property, while Ha Noi Railway station is 5.5 km away. Noi Bai International Airport is 19.4 km away. There is no parking at the aparthotel, so drivers need to arrange parking separately. Check-in begins at 14:00, and you are asked to tell the property in advance when you expect to arrive. Cau Giay is away from Hanoi’s Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake, so trips to the historic centre are separate from local walks around the district.

For green space, Cau Giay Park is 850 m away and Công viên Nghĩa Đô is 900 m away. Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, 1.1 km away, explores the cultures of Vietnam’s ethnic communities; Thu Le Park is 1.9 km away. Central sightseeing requires a further trip: Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is 4.7 km away, and Hanoi Temple of Literature is 4.9 km away. The nearby options range from parks and a museum to major historic landmarks, so you can choose between exploring Cau Giay locally and visiting Hanoi’s central sights.