The Bloom Classic - An Excellent Blend of Cozy Living and Urban Relaxation

The Bloom Classic is a 4-star apartment in Cau Giay, Hanoi, 6.4 km from Hoan Kiem Lake, with spacious suites featuring private kitchens. The accommodation ranges from a 40 m² studio to one-bedroom suites of 52 and 56 m². Each has a private bathroom with a bath, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV; soundproofing is also provided. Several suites offer city views, while the room names highlight quiet-street views.

Suites include cooking facilities such as a stovetop, oven, refrigerator and microwave, with dining and seating areas for time indoors. Shared facilities include a garden, terrace, lift, concierge service and a 24-hour front desk. The on-site restaurant serves Vietnamese, local, Asian and international food, and room service is available. A coffee house is also on site. WiFi is free throughout the apartment, pets are accepted on request with charges possibly applying, and a paid airport shuttle is available. Nearby public parking is paid and requires a reservation. The Cau Giay setting places local markets, temples, parks and the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology close by.

The four accommodation options at The Bloom Classic comprise a 40 m² Superior Studio and three one-bedroom suites measuring 52 or 56 m². The Penthouse, Deluxe and Executive suites each have a separate bedroom and living room, while the studio brings its sleeping and seating areas together in one space. A private kitchen and bathroom are shared features across the range.

Each option includes a bath, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. Kitchens are equipped for preparing meals, with a stovetop, refrigerator, oven, microwave and kitchenware. Dining areas are provided, and the suites also have separate seating areas. City views feature in several room options, with quiet-street views highlighted for the one-bedroom suites. The Executive Suite is the largest at 56 m²; the Superior Studio is the most compact at 40 m².

The Bloom Classic combines apartment facilities with shared services for dining and day-to-day support. WiFi is free throughout the property, and a lift serves the upper floors; the unit is wheelchair accessible. A 24-hour front desk, concierge service and daily housekeeping are available, alongside a garden and terrace with outdoor furniture. The airport shuttle is paid.

The on-site restaurant serves Vietnamese, local, Asian and international cuisine, with brunch, lunch, high tea and cocktails among the dining options. A coffee house, fruit, wine and champagne, and room service are also available. Breakfast options include Continental, Vegetarian and Asian styles. Pets are accepted on request, with charges possibly applying. Public parking is available nearby for a daily charge and requires a reservation. In the apartments, kitchens have cooking equipment and dining tables, while the shared room facilities include flat-screen TVs and cable channels.

Cau Giay is a western Hanoi district with a modern business-district character, and The Bloom Classic is on Truong Cong Giai Street. Chợ 337 Dịch Vọng is 150 m away, Đình Tháp is 300 m from the apartment, and Cau Giay Park is 350 m away. The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, 1.3 km away, is a nearby cultural attraction. Local markets, temples and green spaces give this part of the city a distinctly neighbourhood feel, with cafés and restaurants close to the building.

The apartment is 6.4 km from Hoan Kiem Lake, Hanoi’s central landmark. Ha Noi Railway station is 5.2 km away, and Noi Bai International Airport is 19.9 km away. A paid airport shuttle is available. Drivers can use public parking nearby; it costs VND 150,000 per day and requires a reservation. The property asks you to share your expected arrival time in advance, so arrange your transfer and parking around your arrival plans.

For a local market visit, Chợ Nhà Xanh is 900 m away. Thu Le Park, 1.7 km away, offers green space for a walk, while the Hanoi Temple of Literature is 4.7 km away. The Temple of Literature is a historic site associated with Vietnam’s scholarly traditions. The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology gives a closer look at the country’s diverse cultural communities, while the nearby temples and markets reflect everyday life in Cau Giay.