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Cau Giay · Hanoi · BJ-545002
$527/mo
Long-term lease basis, not a hotel-style booking.
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Located on a high floor at 139 CTM Complex in Cau Giay, Hanoi, this fully furnished serviced apartment is priced at $527 per month. The rent covers VAT, English-speaking front desk, 24-hour security, washing machine, twice-weekly housekeeping, weekly linen change, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and building management fees. Electricity and water are metered and billed separately. A good fit for foreign professionals, long-stay business travellers, and small families.
Items marked ‘To confirm’ are clarified during consultation. We never guess prices or terms.
Suitable for foreign professionals, long-stay business travellers, and small families. Electricity at 4,585 VND/kWh (VAT incl.) and water at 37,500 VND/m³ (VAT incl.) are billed separately based on actual usage. Other incidental costs may apply.
TBD — please confirm with the listing team.
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