Hotel Name : Hanoi Hotel
Address : D8 Giang Vo Street, Ba Dinh, Hanoi
Tel : (84-4) 845 2270
Fax :( 84-4) 845 9209
Hanoi Hotel is the perfect place for your stay in Hanoi – whether for business, pleasure or both.
Overlooking beautiful Giang Vo Lake, Hanoi Hotel is conveniently located near both the city centre and the International Trade Exhibition Centre. The hotel offers 218 deluxe rooms and suites, all of which feature beautiful sweeping views of the lake, city and beyond. Elegantly furnished and equipped with a range of modern amenities, our rooms are sure to make your stay with us a pleasant and comfortable one.
Hanoi Hotel's elegantly appointed rooms will pamper you in opulence and comfort.
| Room Type |
Room Rate |
| In City Wing |
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| Standard room |
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| Superior room |
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| Executive room |
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| In Lake Wing |
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| Standard room |
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| Superior room |
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| Executive room |
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Hanoi Accommodation
• Daily Newspaper
• Desk
• Internet Access (wireless)
• In Room Safe
• Mini Bar
• Satellite/Cable TV
• Complimentary Bottled Water
Hanoi Hotel’s amenities
• Shops
• Elevator
• Bar/Pub
• Laundry Service/Dry Cleaning
• Meeting Facilities
• Nightclub
• Restaurant
• Room Service
• Babysitting
• Business Center
• Massage
• Gym/Fitness Facilities
• Sauna
• Tennis Courts
Restaurants |
Bars |
- Name: Dragon Chinese Restaurant
+ Lunch: Chinese cuisine/ Dim Sum lunch buffet
+ Dinner: Chinese cuisine/Hot Pot buffet
- Name: Green Wave Restaurant
+ Breakfast: Vietnamese, Asian & European cuisine
+ Lunch: Vietnamese, Asian & European cuisine
+ Dinner: Vietnamese, Asian & European cuisine
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- Name: Lake view bar
Our Lake View Bar is an idyllic place to sit by the lake and unwind with a drink or snack.
- Name: Maxim Bakery shop
Maxim Bakery Shop offer kinds of cake, bread, biscuit and Chinese snacks…
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Vietemotion Restaurant in Hanoi hotel
We do not recommend this hotel for:
Older travelers, An amazing honeymoon, People with disabilities
..........." For US $ 35 per night in this hotel, We travel up to Sapa by the help from Vietnam Royal Tourism, All run well with their arrangement : train ticket, ground transport from Lao Cai Station to Sapa and local guide pick us up at station .
Sapa is not a large place, but many of the hotels are all crowded together on the main drag. This sort of tourist ghetto has its advantages and uses; however, it also creates an atmosphere that is just not....peaceful.
The Thai Binh Sapa, on the other hand, is located in a very quiet and serene part of town. It is a very short walk to anywhere, yet just far enough away from the center of things to have a perfect environment. Location is everything, and this place a perfectly situated.
The room balcony looked over a public walk, and as soon as I opened the shutters I got to see a Black Hmong woman walking with her child.
Hotel Owner runs a very casual hotel that is managed towards the guest's comfort. No hard and fast rules, breakfast whenever you wake up, quick laundry turn around, and great flexibity in check in and out times. The owner also made sure that the rooms were as warm and dry as the climate allowed using electric blankets and auxilary heaters.
Also deserving of kudos was his insistance on hiring local people in his hotel. He made sure that the guides and housekeeping staff were all from the local community. The housekeeping staff, although not English speaking, were still friendly and helpful. It did seem as though the owner had to invest extra time in training and oversight because he did not hire staff trained in hotel management, but in my book he deserves compliments for keeping his business local.
Perhaps housekeeping didn't keep the rooms as clean as possible, but I got the sense that they were learning the business and what expectations guests had. It must be a challange to deliver Western standards with a staff unfamiliar with what that term means, but the owner knows, and I was happy to be understanding while he works through the growing pains.
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Dawind
Victoria, Australia
Jan 12, 2009
............"We've very little to add to all the most recent reviews which describe this wonderful hotel, and its owner and staff, perfectly. It really is a little gem in a town with rather a lot of mediocre hotels in Laos that we stayed in on this trip!
Thanks for Vietnam Royal Tourism decided us to stay in this hotel.
It's just a shame that Sapa is on the verge of becoming wrecked by the number of tourists and the effect that this has had on the indigenous population - go soon, before it's too late............."
Jame Cook
Cheltenham, United Kingdom
Jan 28, 2009
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