The Bloom Hanoi - Bespoke Living

The Bloom Hanoi - Bespoke Living is a 4-star aparthotel in Cau Giay, Hanoi, about 7 km from the city centre, with apartments equipped with private kitchens. Its recently renovated accommodation ranges from 35 m² studios to an 85 m² family suite, with one-bedroom apartments and suites between them. Every unit has air conditioning, soundproofing, a private bathroom and a bath; kitchen equipment includes a stovetop, microwave, refrigerator and cookware.

Several apartments open onto balconies or patios, with garden, courtyard or city views. The larger family suite accommodates up to four people and pairs a spacious layout with two super-king beds; smaller options include a twin studio as well as king-bed and one-bedroom layouts. Flat-screen TVs with streaming services are provided in the apartments.

The grounds include a garden and terrace, while an on-site restaurant serves Vietnamese, local, Asian and international dishes, with vegetarian and vegan choices. Continental, vegetarian and Asian breakfast selections are available, alongside a bar and coffee shop. Cau Giay Park is 650 m away, with the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology 1.8 km from the aparthotel.

The seven accommodation types range from 35 m² studios to an 85 m² two-bedroom family suite, with one-bedroom apartments and suites between those sizes. All have a private kitchen and bathroom, air conditioning, soundproofing and a bath. Kitchens include a stovetop, microwave, refrigerator and kitchenware, so you can prepare meals in the apartment. Flat-screen TVs are also provided.

The two 35 m² studios are the King and Twin options: one has a super-king bed, while the other has two single beds, and both face the inner courtyard. One-bedroom apartments and suites range from 43 to 55 m², with city views and, in several cases, balconies or patios. The 85 m² family suite is the largest, sleeps up to four people and has two super-king beds, a large balcony and garden and city views.

The Bloom Hanoi - Bespoke Living has an on-site restaurant serving Vietnamese, local, Asian and international dishes, alongside vegetarian and vegan choices. Breakfast selections include continental, vegetarian and Asian options; breakfast in the room and room service are available. A coffee house and bar give you further places to eat or have a drink, and the property also offers fruit and wine or champagne.

Outdoor furniture is set around the terrace and garden. You can enjoy cooking classes, cultural sessions, themed dinner nights, bike tours and walking tours. Shuttle and airport shuttle services, a tour desk, concierge service and a 24-hour front desk support arrivals and excursions. Daily housekeeping and laundry services are provided, and family rooms, a lift, heating and soundproof rooms are among the practical facilities. WiFi is free throughout. Nearby public parking is paid, requires a reservation and costs VND 150,000 per day. Pets are accepted on request, with charges possibly applicable.

The Bloom Hanoi - Bespoke Living is on Phố Dịch Vọng Hậu in Cau Giay, a modern business district in western Hanoi with offices, local businesses and neighbourhood dining. The Coffee House Duy Tan and Bami Bread 36 Duy Tân are both 50 m away, and Trung Nguyên E-Coffee is also 50 m away. Làng Cốm Vòng is 600 m from the aparthotel, while Cau Giay Park is 650 m away.

My Dinh Bus Station is 800 m away, and National University train station is 700 m from the property. Hanoi Railway station is 5.8 km away; Noi Bai International Airport is 20 km away. The property provides shuttle and airport shuttle services. If you are driving, nearby public parking is available by reservation for VND 150,000 per day.

The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, with exhibitions on the country's cultural communities, is 1.8 km away. Thu Le Park is 2.3 km from the aparthotel, while Hanoi Temple of Literature is 5.3 km away and Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is 5.2 km away. For everyday shopping, Chợ Mỹ Đình and Chợ Nhà Xanh are both close to Cau Giay. The area also has neighbourhood cafes and restaurants along Duy Tan, so you can eat close to the apartment before heading towards Hanoi's museums and historic sights.