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posted about 10 months ago by Leandro
about the venue: Hanoi Club

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I went here for one day. The good thing about Hanoi Club is the prime location,the wide range of services. But the facilities and everything else are so out-to-date and the gym room is quite small with not many equipments.

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• Posted Wednesday January 16th, 2008.

  I hope its not late but you will find furnished apartments in the Hanoi Towers (Somerset Grand). It is located in Hoan Kiem District with a great view of the Hoan Kiem Lake of course. http://www2.somerset.com/vietnam/hanoi/somerset_grand_hanoi.html

  Its a prime location, so you don't have to worry about anything.

  You should move to Tay Ho District if you want to live in a villa (prices up to 5000USD/ month.

  In response to the question: Hello, I'm an American and I will be arriving in Hanoi on January 5. I will need an apartment or house for rent. I would prefer something with tw...

• Posted Wednesday January 16th, 2008.

  Ruby Plaza on Le Ngoc Han Street (Hai Ba Trung Street) is the newest mall in Hanoi. Its a shopping mall dedicated to jewelry, cosmetic, perfumes and other beauty stuffs. A spa and several restaurants are included too.

  http://www.rubyplaza.com.vn/web/Default.aspx?zoneid=7&lang=en-US

  some smaller malls:

  Pacific Place on Ly Thuong Kiet has Lacoste, Bang&Olufsen, Ninewest and Valentino RED.

  The Hanoi Towers have some shops too.

  Hanoi has plenty of fine shopping streets with more local products such as Pho Hue Street, Nha Tho Street, Ba Trieu Street, Chua Boc Street (Parkson department store is opening soon there) and Hang Bong Street. Basically, shopping in the old quarter is a way more exciting. The best shops are deep inside.

  I you wanna spend a lot o money then go to the Opera square (near Trang Tien St., Hoan Kiem Dist.). You'll find single boutiques of Burberry, Escada, Louis Vuitton, Salvatore Ferragamo, Khaisilk and so.

  The Luxury Mall in the Ocean Park Bldg on Dao Duy Anh Street is very expensive but they have many famous italien brands like Versace, Gianfranco Ferre, Armani, D&G and CNC.

  If you wanna enjoy world-class shopping then wait until next year, when The Garden Lifestyle Mall (near The Manor - My Dinh) will open its door. Ciputra Mall will be the biggest mall in Vietnam, but it will be under construction or the next 3 years.

  In response to the question: Ok, I'm ashamed to say it, but all the shopping in different places has lost its fun and right now I just want to go to a mall and indulge in retail ...

• Posted Wednesday January 16th, 2008.

  oh I forgot BigC Thang Long. That might be a good place too. They have a supermarket and plenty of less expensive shops.

  In response to the question: Ok, I'm ashamed to say it, but all the shopping in different places has lost its fun and right now I just want to go to a mall and indulge in retail ...

• Posted Wednesday January 16th, 2008.

  Carings offers all kind of electronical products. You'll find them in the Vincom City Towers (Ba Trieu Street). Its very big and might be on the 5th or 6th floor.

  In response to the question: Hi all. Can anyone recommend an electronics store where they speak english? I want to buy a DVD player and have tried to ask about zone-free machines ...

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