AZCOM Billiard Club in Hanoi, Vietnam

AZCOM Billiard Club is a 24-hour pool hall at 31, Alley 105 Doãn Kế Thiện in Hanoi’s Cầu Giấy district. It is most useful for players who want a flexible late-night or early-morning session rather than a tourist attraction with a fixed program. A current Hanoi billiards guide updated in August 2026 lists the club at this address, gives a reference table rate of 60,000 VND per hour, and describes standard-quality tables and balls with food and drinks available. The decisive limitation is that AZCOM has a thin official web presence: prices, table availability, promotions and equipment details should be confirmed before making a special trip.

The address places AZCOM in Mai Dịch, west of the Old Quarter and the main Hoàn Kiếm sightseeing zone. For most visitors, taxi or ride-hailing is the simplest way to arrive, especially at night. The club is inside an alley rather than on one of central Hanoi’s best-known visitor streets, so entering the full Vietnamese address in a mapping app is more useful than relying only on the venue name. Current Hanoi billiards directories continue to identify AZCOM at the same Doãn Kế Thiện location, which supports the locality even though an exact entrance coordinate has not been independently verified for this record.

The strongest current practical advantage is the published 24-hour schedule. The August 2026 guide lists AZCOM as open around the clock, which makes it a possible choice for travelers whose preferred playing time falls outside ordinary evening hours. That should not be interpreted as a guarantee that every table type, food item or staff service is available at exactly the same level throughout the night. A phone call is sensible for a group, for a very late session, or when a particular table setup matters. The current published contact number is 094 596 88 88.

The same 2026 source gives a reference rate of 60,000 VND per hour. “Reference” is important: it is not a promise that every table, time slot or future date costs exactly the same amount. Billiards clubs can use different pricing for promotions, memberships, peak periods or special equipment, and the current sources do not publish a complete tariff. Before starting, ask how table time is calculated, whether the clock begins when the table is assigned, and whether food or drinks are charged separately. Groups should also clarify how the final bill is split if several players rotate through one table.

The club is described as having tables and balls that meet a good recreational standard, with staff characterized as energetic and helpful. Those claims come from a current secondary guide rather than an independently audited equipment inventory, so it would be misleading to name table models or tournament certifications that the source does not provide. Players who are particular about cloth condition, pocket size, ball sets or cue availability should ask directly. Beginners can reasonably use a pool hall like AZCOM for casual play, but current evidence does not establish formal lessons or coaching, so instruction should not be assumed.

Food and drinks are another practical feature noted by the current guide. That can make a longer session easier because a group does not necessarily have to leave the venue for basic refreshments. The published information does not provide a current menu, kitchen timetable or dietary details, however. Anyone with allergies or specific food requirements should ask before ordering. The lack of a verified menu also means that older photographs or social posts should not be used to predict what will be available on the day of a visit.

A normal visit is best thought of as table time rather than a sightseeing duration. Around one to three hours is a reasonable planning estimate for casual play, with serious practice sessions potentially running longer. Because the venue is open 24 hours according to current listings, there is no need to compress a game into a narrow daytime window, but transport after midnight deserves planning. Ride-hailing availability in Hanoi is generally useful, yet waiting times and traffic conditions vary, and the club’s alley location makes it sensible to confirm the pickup point before leaving.

Accessibility information is not sufficiently published. Current sources do not establish whether the route from the street to the playing area is step-free, whether an elevator is available, how wide the entrance is, or whether an accessible toilet is provided. Travelers who use a wheelchair or have limited mobility should contact the club directly before going. The same applies to parking: although the venue is easy to reach by motorbike or car in principle, the current sources used here do not give a reliable capacity or access arrangement, so parking should not be promised.

AZCOM is therefore a practical choice for billiards-focused visitors who value round-the-clock opening and a Cầu Giấy location more than polished tourist infrastructure. It is not the best fit for someone who needs a fully published equipment specification, guaranteed English-language assistance or a detailed online menu before arriving. The safest plan is to confirm the table rate and availability by phone, navigate to 31 Alley 105 Doãn Kế Thiện, allow one to three hours for a casual session, and treat the published 60,000 VND hourly figure as a current reference rather than a fixed contract.