Hotels in Hanoi
From historic charm to slick efficiency to budget hole-in-the-wall accommodations, you'll find what you want in Hanoi. Amenities and cleanliness levels are high across-the-board, and your dollar, yen, or euro goes quite far, so indulge in an upgrade! Most hotels over $15 a night will have a phone, air-condition ...
From historic charm to slick efficiency to budget hole-in-the-wall accommodations, you'll find what you want in Hanoi. Amenities and cleanliness levels are high across-the-board, and your dollar, yen, or euro goes quite far, so indulge in an upgrade! Most hotels over $15 a night will have a phone, air-conditioning, in-room safes, and hair dryers. Children 11 and under usually stay free. Ask for discounts. This guide lists high-season rack rates; discounts of up to 50% are available. Hotels charge a VAT of up to 20% except where noted.
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Camellia Hanoi
There are several "Camellia" hotels in Hanoi and not all are run in as friendly and efficient manner as this one, so check you've got the right address. This seven-story budget place is located on a side street near St. Joseph's Cathedral and not far from the Old Quarter, so it's…$French Quarter
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Church Boutique
The Church Hotel with its Gothic windows and glass-fronted lobby was one of the first to open in the trendy shopping area of Nha Tho at the approach to St. Joseph's Cathedral, and it's been so successful that there are now two other branches (on Hang Gai and Hang Ca). A complete…$$French Quarter
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Classic Street
With rates ranging from $35 for a standard room to $70 for a family room, Classic Street manages to offer mid-range comforts at budget prices. The place is traditionally furnished and there's a feeling of quiet elegance about the stairwell and breakfast area, where there are…$Old Quarter
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Essence Hotel
Essence is the newest boutique hotel to be opened by the successful Hanoi Elegance group, who have several other properties in the city. Opened in 2011, it stands out from the clutch of other boutique hotels that have opened recently for several reasons. The Old Quarter location is…$$Old Quarter
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Hanoi Backpackers Hostel
Hanoi's popularity has boomed among backpackers in recent years, so much so that there is now a whole new breed of hostel catering to their needs, such as a cheap bed, comfort food, opportunities to party, and cheap trips to Halong Bay. Though there are many budget places trying to…$Old Quarter
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Hanoi Moment
Since opening its first branch in the Old Quarter just a few years ago, Hanoi Moment has been so successful that a second branch has quickly followed, also in the Old Quarter. There's no secret to their success; it's a combination of welcoming and efficient service with a cozy and…$$Old Quarter
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Hilton Hanoi Opera
Located right next to Hanoi's famous Opera House, the Hilton has a curved, colonial facade that blends in well with its surroundings. With prices a little cheaper than its near neighbor, the Metropole, it's worth considering this option as it offers comparable levels of luxury. From…$$$Hoan Kiem District
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Intercontinental Hanoi Westlake
Hanoi's Old Quarter is a noisy and bustling place all day and evening, so if you'd rather find a quiet base for your stay, consider this huge, well-equipped hotel on the shores of West Lake. All rooms have great views from the balconies, but the suites are particularly appealing as…$$$East shore of West Lake
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New Star
Formerly known as the Tien Thuy, this budget hotel on the eastern fringe of the Old Quarter has recently undergone a thorough make-over and the result is some of the best-value rooms in town at this price. Superior rooms are a bit cramped, but deluxe are only a few dollars more, and…$Old Quarter
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Queen Hotel
Queen is an ideal choice if you're looking for a small, friendly boutique hotel in the heart of the Old Quarter. Entering the small lobby with its wooden columns feels like stepping back in time, and vintage mopeds and bicycles add to this feel. Rooms are designed with traditional…$$Old Quarter
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Quoc Hoa
This nine-story, boutique hotel is one of the best mid-range options in the Old Quarter, and is a favorite base for business people from both Europe and Japan. The superior rooms are adequately furnished, but they are a bit small and offer no kind of view, while the more spacious…$$Old Quarter
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Sofitel Legend Metropole
The Metropole is not only Hanoi's hotel of choice, but also an attraction in its own right. Since it was built in 1901, it has hosted dignitaries such as Charlie Chaplin and Jane Fonda, and continues to attract visitors for whom nothing but the best will do. Though the original old…$$$Hoan Kiem District
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Tirant
The Tirant is one of the newer hotels in the Old Quarter, and currently the tallest, so from the restaurant and pool on the top floors there are views of the lake, which is a definite plus. The classic, deluxe, and premium rooms are all well-equipped with flat-screen TVs, wood…$$Old Quarter
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Zephyr
The Zephyr gets overlooked by many visitors because it's not in the crowded Old Quarter, but its slightly out-of-the-way location can also be an advantage. It's just a few steps from Hoan Kiem Lake and on the fringe of the French Quarter, where the broad boulevards make for pleasant…$$$Hoan Kiem District
