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I think this is a great climbing gym to visit as a traveller. It's not huge but has a good few hours of climbing to work through. For 180k for casual entry, you can stay as long as you like (until they close at 10 pm, of course), have free reign of the warm-up area, and the kilter board. They have rental chalk for 30k and rental shoes (not sure about the price, I brought my own), available too. They have a small gear store as well. Stickers are available for free if you leave a review. There are 7 grades, and the routes are clearly labelled. There are some fun and interesting climbs and a good variety of wall and hold types to suit different abilities and styles. The facility is fairly well airconed, and there are lots of big fans around. There are cubbies to leave personal items in and plenty of benches for resting. The toilets are clean too. The lady who was working the desk when I was there was super friendly too!

Alexandra Jones

Location entrance is in an alley way near a tennis court. You need to leave your shoes outside. The overall cleanliness of the gym is quite dirty. From the entrance to the central area, it doesn’t look like it gets cleaned or maintained often. The grading system is clear and there are several walls and interesting problems to attempt. Lots of fans and A/C but it was off during our visit. There is free water available along with cups. There are small lockers, bathroom and a change room. Staff is friendly and helpful. There is a very small store with some offerings. Day entry price seems standard. Shoes and chalk bag rental is very affordable. 30k for each. The membership prices seem quite high compared to my country ( South Africa ). They have a kilter board, spray wall and a small warm up area. I’d return for the routes. I think resolving the cleanliness would make this a great gym 🙌🏻

Larry Liu

The gym itself was fine. The setting was good, there was a good variety of problems, the facilities were fine. It was a little hot but I mean it’s a gym in SEA with no air con, fans only, so that makes sense, I knew what I was getting into on that front. But the reason I can’t give this gym 5 stars is because SO many climbers at the gym has SUCH bad gym etiquette. I saw numerous people climbing with their bare feet and one guy climbing in sneakers. Considering you are asked to leave your shoes at the door, I don’t even know how this happens. There were multiple teenagers yelling at their friends from across the gym. I know that staff cannot have eyes and ears everywhere, but for all of this to happen within one hour and for the staff to be on her phone the whole time doing nothing about it is atrocious. Other than that, like I said, nice enough gym.

Kristi Fukunaga

There is a lovely community atmosphere at the gym which makes both foreigners and locals/long term residents feel welcome. The gym has interesting setting across the range of styles and walls. A key feature is the kilterboard which no other gyms in Hanoi have. Highly recommended for the outdoor trips as Vietclimb are the primary developers of Huu Lung so it is thanks to their efforts that the beautiful crags are open for climbers. Trips are beginner-friendly and safety is prioritised. Lovely local families fun the two homestays - fantastic food and other amenities like motorbike rental can all be arranged. Experienced climbers can rent gear from them and anyone looking for other information outside of Vietclimb operations can post in the group ‘Vietnam Climbing Circle’on Facebook.

Max Smalley-Smith

I’ve tried all climbing gyms in Hanoi and Vietclimb is the best one. This is the heart of the climbing community in Hanoi. First climbing gym in Vietnam (with another gym in Saigon i think) and the first climbing gym in Hanoi. I’ve been climbing like once a year in Sydney for years, & Vietclimb is why i actually got into bouldering. The staff and other climbers are SO friendly and encouraging—it’s hard not to get motivated. The routes are changed weekly by zone , so there’s always something new to try, and I’ve definitely noticed myself getting stronger (from 0 to 5 pull ups in 3 months😋) Uyen’s basically why i climb as often as i do, her skills are unmatched & lots to learn from her. Get yourself a membership at Vietclimb if you really want to climb well haha

Chi

Vietclimb in Hanoi is one of the bigger climbing gyms there are. It has quite a good mix of difficulty levels of problems set for beginners, intermediate and also advanced boulderers. The atmosphere in the gym ist really relaxed, I visited weekdays around noon and it was quite empty, but I was told most come during the evening time after work. Besides regular climbing walls there is a small training area and a kilter board with variable angle setting. Don’t get confused the board itself and the „information“ says „moon board“ and it was previously a moon board but it has changed into a kilter board. :-) The gym is a bit hidden from the street so keep an eye on the vietclimb sign.

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2 Ng. 76 An Dương, Yên Phụ, Tây Hồ, Hà Nội 100000, Vietnam

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I think this is a great climbing gym to visit as a traveller. It's not huge but has a good few hours of climbing to work through. For 180k for casual entry, you can stay as long as you like (until they close at 10 pm, of course), have free reign of the warm-up area, and the kilter board. They have rental chalk for 30k and rental shoes (not sure about the price, I brought my own), available too. They have a small gear store as well. Stickers are available for free if you leave a review. There are 7 grades, and the routes are clearly labelled. There are some fun and interesting climbs and a good variety of wall and hold types to suit different abilities and styles. The facility is fairly well airconed, and there are lots of big fans around. There are cubbies to leave personal items in and plenty of benches for resting. The toilets are clean too. The lady who was working the desk when I was there was super friendly too!

Alexandra Jones

Location entrance is in an alley way near a tennis court. You need to leave your shoes outside. The overall cleanliness of the gym is quite dirty. From the entrance to the central area, it doesn’t look like it gets cleaned or maintained often. The grading system is clear and there are several walls and interesting problems to attempt. Lots of fans and A/C but it was off during our visit. There is free water available along with cups. There are small lockers, bathroom and a change room. Staff is friendly and helpful. There is a very small store with some offerings. Day entry price seems standard. Shoes and chalk bag rental is very affordable. 30k for each. The membership prices seem quite high compared to my country ( South Africa ). They have a kilter board, spray wall and a small warm up area. I’d return for the routes. I think resolving the cleanliness would make this a great gym 🙌🏻

Larry Liu

The gym itself was fine. The setting was good, there was a good variety of problems, the facilities were fine. It was a little hot but I mean it’s a gym in SEA with no air con, fans only, so that makes sense, I knew what I was getting into on that front. But the reason I can’t give this gym 5 stars is because SO many climbers at the gym has SUCH bad gym etiquette. I saw numerous people climbing with their bare feet and one guy climbing in sneakers. Considering you are asked to leave your shoes at the door, I don’t even know how this happens. There were multiple teenagers yelling at their friends from across the gym. I know that staff cannot have eyes and ears everywhere, but for all of this to happen within one hour and for the staff to be on her phone the whole time doing nothing about it is atrocious. Other than that, like I said, nice enough gym.

Kristi Fukunaga

There is a lovely community atmosphere at the gym which makes both foreigners and locals/long term residents feel welcome. The gym has interesting setting across the range of styles and walls. A key feature is the kilterboard which no other gyms in Hanoi have. Highly recommended for the outdoor trips as Vietclimb are the primary developers of Huu Lung so it is thanks to their efforts that the beautiful crags are open for climbers. Trips are beginner-friendly and safety is prioritised. Lovely local families fun the two homestays - fantastic food and other amenities like motorbike rental can all be arranged. Experienced climbers can rent gear from them and anyone looking for other information outside of Vietclimb operations can post in the group ‘Vietnam Climbing Circle’on Facebook.

Max Smalley-Smith

I’ve tried all climbing gyms in Hanoi and Vietclimb is the best one. This is the heart of the climbing community in Hanoi. First climbing gym in Vietnam (with another gym in Saigon i think) and the first climbing gym in Hanoi. I’ve been climbing like once a year in Sydney for years, & Vietclimb is why i actually got into bouldering. The staff and other climbers are SO friendly and encouraging—it’s hard not to get motivated. The routes are changed weekly by zone , so there’s always something new to try, and I’ve definitely noticed myself getting stronger (from 0 to 5 pull ups in 3 months😋) Uyen’s basically why i climb as often as i do, her skills are unmatched & lots to learn from her. Get yourself a membership at Vietclimb if you really want to climb well haha

Chi

Vietclimb in Hanoi is one of the bigger climbing gyms there are. It has quite a good mix of difficulty levels of problems set for beginners, intermediate and also advanced boulderers. The atmosphere in the gym ist really relaxed, I visited weekdays around noon and it was quite empty, but I was told most come during the evening time after work. Besides regular climbing walls there is a small training area and a kilter board with variable angle setting. Don’t get confused the board itself and the „information“ says „moon board“ and it was previously a moon board but it has changed into a kilter board. :-) The gym is a bit hidden from the street so keep an eye on the vietclimb sign.

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