Madison Urban Stay - Free Massage and Laundry
A garden terrace built for a self-catering stay
About this hotel
Madison Urban Stay keeps its rooftop presence understated — a sun terrace and garden alongside a shared kitchen and outdoor seating area — better suited to a self-catering, longer-stay rhythm than a destination bar scene. Individual units add their own balcony or terrace space, giving guests private outdoor time beyond the shared garden, and free off-site private parking makes the property practical for anyone arriving with a vehicle. Twenty-three kilometres from Noi Bai International Airport and near Vincom Center, the location suits travelers who want a quieter, more residential base with rooftop-adjacent space rather than a city-centre nightlife hub built around a bar, closer to a long-stay apartment than a hotel with a headline rooftop feature.
- Garden terrace
- Shared kitchen
- Free parking
Our take
Good for travelers wanting a self-catering stay with private and shared outdoor space rather than a communal rooftop bar — the shared kitchen and garden terrace suit longer visits well. Guests specifically chasing a central rooftop bar or pool should look toward the city centre's dedicated rooftop properties instead of this quieter base.
- ✓Use the shared kitchen for at least a few meals to make the most of the self-catering format.
- ✓Request a unit with its own balcony or terrace if private outdoor space matters more than the shared garden.
- ✓Confirm parking arrangements in advance if arriving with a vehicle, since parking is off-site.
Why we love it
- Sun terrace and garden alongside a shared kitchen
- Private balcony or terrace space in individual units
- Free off-site private parking
- Near Vincom Center for shopping and dining
Why guests love itMidway through a month-long loop of Southeast Asia, a couple stopped at Madison Urban Stay to slow down and cook for themselves for a while. They bought groceries near Vincom Center in the morning, made lunch in the shared kitchen and spent late afternoons on the sun terrace among the garden plants, sometimes swapping tips with other guests. Their unit came with its own balcony for evening reading. It is a long way from a rooftop bar scene, which suited them; skyline seekers should stay more centrally.