Sunrise Hotel

Name: Sunrise Hotel

Address: 9 Hang Mam Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi

Tel: 844.8267365

Fax: 844.9261815

Sunrise Hotel Hanoi is a Boutique Hotel in Hanoi. It is ideally located in the heart of Hanoi's Ancient Streets with just minutes' walk to the famous Hoan Kiem Lake (Sword Restored).

It is very convenient for guests with shopping and banking needs, as well as eating and entertainment options close by.

Sunrise Hotel Hanoi offers a modern and diverse range of facilities and services. With 24 spacious and well-furnished rooms, we offer the top of quality.

All the rooms in the hotel are equipped with IDD telephone, air-conditioning, cable TV, refrigerator, comfortable bathroom, (bath-tub and shower), hair-dryer, coffee and tea making facilities, with ADSL for free.

Phuc Loi hotel has 5 floors with 25 furnished rooms’ international standard. Modern and elegant furniture of orient style International communication system, satellite TV.

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Sunrise Guest Room Facilities

• Air-conditioner
• Satellite TV (CNN, MTV, TV5, Star sport, Star movies,UBC).
• IDD telephone, Bath-tub inside,
• Balcony and window with view looking down ancient street (available in some rooms)


Sunrise Hotel’s Service

- 24h Room Service
- Bar
- Bar / Lounge
- Broadband Internet Access
- Business Centre
- Business Centre with Internet
- Currency Exchange Services
- Direct Internet Access
- Faxing Facilities
- Guest Laundry
- Massage
- Restaurant
- Safe Deposit Box
- Tour Desk
- Wireless Internet Access

We do not recommend this hotel for:

People with disabilities

Young singles, An amazing honeymoon, A romantic getaway, Girlfriend getaway, People with disabilities, Older travelers, Great pool scene, Pet owners, Families with young children, Families with teenagers

--------The Sunrise Hotel saved me, it is true. When we arrived on our first day in Vietnam, amongst the jet lag and wonder at being in a new place I made one very big mistake; I had lost my passport. Checking into the hotel and sifting through my bags, no passport was to be found and my heart was in my stomach.

Swiftly the hotel desk clerk started making phone calls, and found it was in the driver’s car, and had it returned and brought to our room. The rooms are nice good size with AC, cable TV, mini-bar, big bed, nice furniture, balcony, tile floors, decent bathroom, and hot water. Free internet access in the lobby and the staff is very friendly. Be mindful that the hotel closes around midnight and does not open again until 7am, so if you wander down before 7am it is likely that someone from the staff will be asleep on the floor. They were also cheap, only $25 a night, and very clean- I never saw a single bug. The windows and doors are double layered helping keep the heat and noise of busy Hanoi streets out. The only issue we had with the room was the air conditioner condensed and dripped a little during a typhoon, but it was an easy fix just to stick a towel under it.

My second savior- at the end of our trip we came back to the Sunrise a night before flying out of Hanoi. The morning we were supposed to leave, we realized we had left our camera bag, with all 600 of our photographs, i-pod, and cell phones in the airport taxi. The hotel clerk calmed us and took my information. Two days after I got home, I had an e-mail from him letting me know that airport security had found it and would send it to me.

He really was a lifesaver- or at least a trip saver.

One last thing, this is the Sunrise Hotel on 9 Hang Mam Street. Make sure and check the street name, because we had a cabbie try and take us to another place claiming to also be the Sunrise.

Suzanajana

Olympia, Washington
Nov 20, 2007