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Tay Ho Residence for Rent | West Lake Views, Better Value
Tay Ho Residence Apartments for Rent: When Location Does More of the Work
There is a particular type of renter in Hanoi who does not need to live directly on Xuan Dieu.
They want West Lake nearby, but they also work in Cau Giay.
Their children may study around Ciputra.
They shop at Lotte Mall West Lake.
They occasionally need to reach Noi Bai Airport early in the morning.
And they would rather not pay a premium simply for saying they live in the middle of Quang An.
For that tenant, Tay Ho Residence begins to make a lot of sense.
Located at 68A Vo Chi Cong, the development sits at one of the most useful intersections of northwest Hanoi: close to West Lake, directly beside the main north–south transport corridor and within easy reach of Starlake, Ngoai Giao Doan, Ciputra and western business districts.
A Tay Ho Residence apartment for rent is therefore less about making a dramatic first impression.
It is about making Monday morning easier.
And after a year in Hanoi, that can be worth far more than a spectacular lobby.
Think of Tay Ho Residence as a Connector
Most property pages start by describing the building.
I would start with the map.
HDI, the developer, places Tay Ho Residence on a 2.4-hectare site along Vo Chi Cong, approximately 300 metres from West Lake and close to Ciputra, the Diplomatic Compound and major northern transport routes.
That puts residents between several different Hanois.
To the east: West Lake and the established Tay Ho neighbourhood.
To the west: Starlake and the growing Tay Ho Tay business and administrative district.
Further south-west: Cau Giay.
North: Nhat Tan Bridge and Noi Bai Airport.
This makes Tay Ho Residence unusually practical for households whose daily routines do not revolve around just one neighbourhood.
You can enjoy Tay Ho without being trapped inside Tay Ho.
West Lake Is Close. But So Is Everything Else.
Current English-language rental portals describe Tay Ho Residence as particularly convenient for residents commuting towards Tay Ho, Cau Giay and Bac Tu Liem, while also highlighting straightforward airport access via Vo Chi Cong.
That matters for international tenants.
A beautiful apartment loses some of its appeal when every school run, office commute or airport journey becomes a logistical project.
Tay Ho Residence is more pragmatic.
And that practicality is probably its strongest selling point.
The Rental Market Here Is Refreshingly Easy to Understand
Tay Ho Residence does not have a confusing mix of studios, duplexes, 300 sqm residences and penthouses dominating the mainstream market.
The core rental demand is much simpler:
2 bedrooms.
3 bedrooms.
Current project information places most 2-bedroom homes around 70–85 sqm and many 3-bedroom layouts around 86–107 sqm. BDS Tân Long
For renters, this simplicity is useful.
Instead of deciding between ten different housing formats, you can focus on what actually separates one apartment from another:
- view
- furnishing
- floor
- natural light
- orientation
- landlord
- rent
That makes apartment comparison much easier.
The 2-Bedroom Question: How Much Space Do You Really Need?
A typical 2 bedroom Tay Ho Residence apartment for rent sits somewhere around the 70–85 sqm range.
For a couple, this is comfortable.
For a small family, it is practical.
For a professional working partly from home, the second bedroom can become an office rather than an expensive unused guest room.
The September 2026 rental market currently shows examples such as:
- 70 sqm around VND 14 million/month
- 76 sqm basic-furnished around VND 12.5 million
- 76 sqm listings from around VND 10 million
- lake-view furnished units around VND 17 million, depending on floor and condition.
Batdongsan.com.vn currently estimates the general 2BR range at roughly VND 10.65–14.34 million/month, although premium furnished or better-view apartments can sit above this.
English-market listings tell a similar story: current examples include 75–80 sqm apartments around USD 700–780/month.
The important point is not the exact average.
It is that a tenant can still rent a modern 2-bedroom apartment near West Lake and Starlake without immediately entering the USD 1,500–2,000 segment.
That is Tay Ho Residence's value proposition.
Three Bedrooms Without Moving Into Luxury-Pricing Territory
The 3-bedroom Tay Ho Residence market is where the project becomes particularly interesting for families.
Many layouts are approximately 90–107 sqm.
Current September listings include:
90 sqm – around VND 15–16 million/month
95–96 sqm – around VND 15–16 million/month.
One English-market listing currently advertises a furnished 90 sqm 3-bedroom apartment at approximately USD 750/month, while another lake-view 107 sqm home is around USD 1,200.
That spread is instructive.
You can pay more for:
a better West Lake view,
higher floor,
newer furnishings,
or a more attractive corner layout.
But you do not have to enter premium-luxury pricing just to have three bedrooms.
For many families, that makes more financial sense than renting a smaller apartment in a more fashionable building.
Sun Tower or Moon Tower? Start With the Window, Not the Name
The premium part of Tay Ho Residence is commonly associated with Sun Tower and Moon Tower, two 27-storey towers within the wider development. English project information describes them as low-density buildings with a strong emphasis on views towards West Lake and the surrounding western Hanoi landscape.
But I would not choose an apartment because somebody says:
“Sun Tower is better.”
or:
“Moon Tower has the better view.”
Look at the actual apartment.
One unit may open toward West Lake.
Another may face Starlake's greenery.
A high floor may have spectacular views but stronger western afternoon sun.
A mid-floor corner apartment may feel brighter and more balanced.
The tower name matters.
The exact orientation matters more.
Two Views, Two Completely Different Moods
One of the project's more interesting characteristics is that tenants are not choosing only between “view” and “no view.”
Depending on position and orientation, apartments can look towards West Lake or towards the open Starlake / western Hanoi side. Rental portals specifically market both lake views and green/open western views.
Those views create different experiences.
West Lake-facing
More iconic.
More emotionally appealing.
Particularly attractive in the morning and during Hanoi's clearer autumn months.
Potentially worth a rental premium.
Starlake / western-facing
More contemporary urban outlook.
Often very open.
Interesting for tenants whose daily life actually takes them west rather than towards Quang An.
Do not automatically assume one is superior.
Ask which one you want to see every day.
The Amenities Solve Daily Problems Rather Than Selling Fantasy
The broader Tay Ho Residence development includes commercial space, children's facilities, gym/wellness functions and swimming facilities. Project information also describes three interconnected basement levels and substantial landscaped space within the approximately 2.4-hectare site.
One amenity is particularly worth noting.
Project marketing describes the swimming pool as using German water-treatment technology without conventional chemical treatment.
But for a long-term tenant, I would pay more attention to simpler things:
Can you exercise without driving somewhere else?
Can children play downstairs?
Can you park conveniently?
Can you buy basic necessities nearby?
Can you leave the development easily at rush hour?
Those things affect everyday life much more than a list of twenty decorative facilities.
What Does Tay Ho Residence Really Cost in 2026?
As of September 2026, Batdongsan.com.vn is showing roughly 20 rental listings, with overall asking prices commonly around VND 12–19.3 million/month.
A useful working guide is:
| Apartment | Current practical range |
|---|---|
| 2BR basic / lower-priced | VND 10–13M/month |
| 2BR furnished | VND 13–17M/month |
| 2BR premium lake-view | around VND 17M+ |
| 3BR standard | VND 15–17M/month |
| 3BR premium / larger / better view | up to ~USD 1,200 in current English inventory |
These are asking prices, not guaranteed transaction prices.
And because Batdongsan.com.vn currently reports an 8.5% decline in project rental prices over the past year, renters may have more negotiating room than during a stronger market.
That does not mean every landlord will discount.
It does mean comparing multiple apartments is especially worthwhile right now.
Here Is Where Tay Ho Residence Beats More Expensive Projects
Not in prestige.
Not in architecture.
Not in the number of amenities.
It wins when location efficiency and monthly rent are considered together.
Compare the surrounding market.
Starlake offers a more premium master-planned environment.
Sunshine Golden River offers much larger luxury apartments.
Heritage West Lake delivers a substantially higher-end residential experience.
But those advantages cost money.
Tay Ho Residence can place a tenant close to all of those districts while preserving a much more moderate monthly housing budget.
That is the proposition.
You spend less on the apartment.
Without moving far away from the places that matter.
Tay Ho Residence vs Starlake: Premium Environment or Rental Efficiency?
These two projects are geographically close but belong to different rental conversations.
Starlake offers larger apartments, stronger master planning and a more premium residential environment.
Tay Ho Residence generally offers smaller layouts and lower rents.
A family that values maximum comfort and premium surroundings may prefer Starlake.
A professional couple or young family that mainly wants to live near Starlake, rather than pay Starlake rents, may find Tay Ho Residence much more efficient.
Neither is universally better.
They solve different housing problems.
Tay Ho Residence vs Kosmo Tay Ho
This is probably a more natural comparison.
Kosmo is closer to the established Xuan La–Lac Long Quan urban fabric and offers a wider mix of apartment types across three towers.
Tay Ho Residence sits directly on the Vo Chi Cong transport axis.
Kosmo may feel more integrated with the local neighbourhood.
Tay Ho Residence may make more sense for someone who spends a lot of time travelling toward Starlake, Cau Giay or Noi Bai Airport.
Choose based on your weekday routine rather than the brochure.
Tay Ho Residence vs D' El Dorado
D' El Dorado is stronger if your priority is compact apartment living close to Lotte Mall and West Lake.
Its studios and 1-bedroom homes are particularly relevant to singles and couples.
Tay Ho Residence is more family-oriented.
Its rental market is dominated by straightforward 2- and 3-bedroom layouts with comparatively predictable pricing.
If you want compact urban living, look at D' El Dorado.
If you want an uncomplicated 2–3 bedroom home on a useful transport axis, Tay Ho Residence may fit better.
The Best Reason to Browse Tay Ho Residence Is Not the Building
It is the possibility of finding a mispriced apartment.
This happens in projects with relatively standard layouts but very different landlords.
Imagine three 76 sqm 2-bedroom homes:
One is basic-furnished at VND 12 million.
One is fully furnished at VND 14 million.
One is VND 17 million because it has the view you genuinely want.
The project is the same.
The decision is completely different.
This is exactly the type of rental market where browsing live inventory creates value.
Who Should Click “View Apartments” Now?
Put Tay Ho Residence on your shortlist if you are:
A couple needing a second bedroom or home office.
A young family looking for 2–3 bedrooms near West Lake without luxury-project rents.
An expatriate working around Cau Giay, Starlake or western Hanoi.
A family with regular trips towards Ciputra or the Diplomatic Compound.
A frequent traveller who values easier access towards Nhat Tan Bridge and Noi Bai.
Someone who wants a West Lake view but does not need to live in Quang An.
And especially:
Someone who keeps finding apartments they like around Tay Ho — but does not like their asking prices.
Browse Tay Ho Residence Apartments with Jackie Realtor
Tay Ho Residence is not a project where you need to view twenty apartments.
The layouts are relatively straightforward.
The real differences are view, furniture, floor and rent.
Tell Jackie Realtor your:
budget
2 or 3 bedrooms
move-in date
furnished or basic-furnished preference
West Lake or western-city view preference
workplace / children's school
Then compare only the apartments that fit.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Tay Ho Residence
Where is Tay Ho Residence?
Tay Ho Residence is located at 68A Vo Chi Cong in the Xuan La area of Tay Ho, Hanoi, roughly 300 metres from West Lake according to the developer.
Is Tay Ho Residence also called HDI Tay Ho?
Yes. English rental sites commonly market the project under both Tay Ho Residence and HDI Tay Ho, reflecting the HDI/Handico 7 developer branding.
How much is a 2-bedroom Tay Ho Residence apartment?
Current September 2026 data places many 2-bedroom asking rents around VND 10.65–14.34 million/month, with better-furnished or lake-view apartments potentially asking more.
How much is a 3-bedroom apartment?
Current Vietnamese-market data places 3-bedroom asking rents at roughly VND 15.45–16 million/month for many mainstream listings, while premium English-market examples can reach around USD 1,200.
What size are the apartments?
Current project information commonly lists 2-bedroom homes around 70–85 sqm and 3-bedroom apartments around 86–107 sqm.
Does Tay Ho Residence have West Lake views?
Yes. Selected apartments are marketed with direct or open West Lake views, while others overlook Starlake and western Hanoi.
Does it have a swimming pool and gym?
Yes. Project information lists swimming, gym/wellness and other community facilities within the development.
Is Tay Ho Residence suitable for expats?
Its position between West Lake, Starlake, Ciputra, Cau Giay and the airport corridor makes it especially practical for international professionals and families whose daily routine extends beyond central Tay Ho. Current English rental portals specifically market the project toward this tenant group.