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KemKay CityView is an apartment in the Old Quarter, Hanoi, with a 100 m², two-bedroom layout and two bathrooms. Its balcony and terrace complement city and landmark views, while the kitchen, dining table and seating area make room for families and larger groups. The apartment accommodates up to 12 people.

The single apartment option has a private entrance, air conditioning, soundproofing, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV with streaming services. The kitchen includes a refrigerator, microwave, kettle and kitchenware; the bathrooms have a shower or bath, a bidet, towels and toiletries. Six extra-large double beds (super-king size) are provided across the two bedrooms.

Shared facilities include a lounge, sun terrace, spa facilities, beauty services and massage. You can also arrange bike hire, car hire and an airport shuttle, or use the tour desk. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, and there is no on-site parking. Hàng Bè puts you near Hoan Kiem Lake and Old Quarter temples, streets and markets.

KemKay CityView has one accommodation type, the Two-Bedroom Apartment, measuring 100 m². It has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and accommodates up to 12 people. The bed arrangement totals six extra-large double beds (super-king size), while a seating area and dining table create separate places to relax and eat. As there is a single apartment configuration, the full layout combines the bedrooms, kitchen and living space rather than offering a choice of smaller room categories.

Inside the kitchen are a refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle and kitchenware, with a washing machine also provided. The apartment has a balcony and terrace, city and landmark views, air conditioning, soundproofing and a private entrance. Both bathrooms are private; facilities include a shower or bath, bidet, towels and free toiletries. The arrangement suits a family or group staying together, with generous space and two bathrooms to share.

The apartment's facilities support self-catering and time outside. You have a kitchen, kitchenette and shared kitchen, with a dining table, refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle and kitchenware. A washing machine, drying rack and ironing facilities are provided. The balcony, terrace and sun terrace open onto outdoor seating, with outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area; a shared lounge/TV area adds indoor communal space.

Wellness and activities include spa facilities, massage and beauty services, as well as cooking classes. You can join bike tours, walking tours and local culture classes, or use bicycle rental, car hire and public transport tickets. A tour desk, airport shuttle and 24-hour front desk are also available, along with currency exchange, dry cleaning and laundry. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. There is no parking on site.

KemKay CityView is on Hàng Bè in the Old Quarter, within central Hanoi’s dense grid of narrow streets. Shops, cafés and small eateries line the surrounding lanes; Ông Bầu and Tam Loc Cafe are each 50 m away. Hoan Kiem Lake is 450 m from the apartment, and Tho Nam Temple is 50 m away. The immediate setting combines everyday commerce with small religious landmarks, while the apartment has a balcony and terrace with city views.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.6 km away, while Noi Bai International Airport is 20 km from the apartment. The property offers an airport shuttle, but has no on-site parking. Hàng Bè is the street to give a driver for the final approach. Send your expected arrival time in advance through Special Requests or contact the property directly; check-in begins at 14:00. A private entrance serves the apartment.

Explore nearby landmarks on foot: The Huc Bridge, 250 m away, crosses towards Ngoc Son Temple at Hoan Kiem Lake. Hanoi Weekend Night Market is 300 m from the apartment; Ta Hien Street, 350 m away, is known for bars and street food. Hanoi Old City Gate, 550 m away, is a historic entrance to the old trading quarter. At the lake, the bridge offers a direct route to the temple island, while the market and Ta Hien provide different evening stops. The narrow trading streets of the Old Quarter also show the area’s historic shopfronts alongside its current street commerce.