Top rated hotels in Hanoi

Amira Hotel Hanoi
4.4/520 Reviews
Hoan Kiem District
I stayed at this hotel twice (on separate occasions) - The first time was good, hence we booked it again, but last night was a disaster. On both occasions we had a room with no window, which didn’t bother us the first time as we were only staying one night, no window meant it was quiet and the air con was cool so there was plenty of airflow. However the second time we stayed was a different story! The aircon has two settings, either heat or cool - At 11pm, we requested that they change it to cool (like last time) and were informed that the ‘policy has changed’. I argued to get this changed for over an hour, but was met with continued disagreement - the night manager was fearful of being fired, but I especially disliked the way he was half laughing at me. When I tell you the room was boiling, we had no airflow, it was so claustrophobic. We finally agreed on a fan and went to sleep around 1:30am. We then got a call at 8am to say that there would be a fire drill (why was this not done at midday?) - the alarm then went off for 10 minutes consistently. At 9am we were delivered the worlds worst breakfast (their restaurant was under construction hence it was delivered to our airless room) - the toast was so hard I could knock someone out with it, and the eggs were cold/tasteless. But the final straw (and seriously I’m not kidding) was when we got a knock at 9:15am and given two gas masks… in the middle of a fire drill, in a windowless room - WITH NO EXPLANATION. This was terrifying. I went down, and requested a full refund - the manager obliged; and hilariously, my room was set to cool.
Lenid Hotel Tho Nhuom
4.1/545 Reviews
Hoan Kiem District
The location of the hotel is okay, and the service attitude is okay, but I think it's a bit strange. My colleague arrived at the hotel first and did not provide BOOKING and passport information. The front desk directly called her name and gave her the room card. After we checked in for one night, when we returned to the hotel the next night, the boy at the front desk asked us to have our passports copied. Before having breakfast, I gave my room card to the man at the front desk to check out, and he said it was OK. I said I had ordered laundry service, and he told me to have breakfast first and do the accounting later. Then after breakfast, I went to the front desk, and he told me again. I said, are you sure you don’t have to pay? What did he say to pay? I asked about the money for washing clothes, and he said wait, and then after confirming it again and again, someone took the bill. The hotel is okay overall, but I feel that there are some problems with the internal management. If I am not an honest person, and the front desk told me twice that it was okay, if I did not ask for the cleaning bill any time, then they would not receive the money. . I also asked what to do in that situation? The front desk told me that it was their front desk and customer service responsibility. It would be better if I feel that internal management and training need to be strengthened. The breakfast is average and can be enough to fill you up. It is not particularly rich or not rich. But the taste of the powder is a bit strange and not very delicious. It was okay when I checked in for the first time, but this time it was obviously not as delicious as before. The texture of the noodles and the taste of the soup were both wrong. Hope it improves.
Alisa Hotel & Spa
4.1/528 Reviews
Hoan Kiem District
Room is a decent size for the price but the AC is rubbish, water marks and weird stains on the ceiling and wall, wallpaper peeling off and the shower wasn’t great. Generally didn’t seem very clean, I found someone else’s hair tie on the bedside table and glitter in the bathroom. The sheets smelt very perfumed which made it seem like they hadn’t been cleaned and smelt of the previous person who slept in them. Staff were friendly but a bit pushy trying to sell spa treatments and despite putting do not disturb on the door we were awoken with consistent knocking and the phone ringing by housekeeping trying to get in. Overall not that bad for the money, location is great but we were disappointed.
Hanoi Brilliant Hotel & Spa
4.4/572 Reviews
Hoan Kiem District
All very good. Excellent service. Lovely people. They went above and beyond to make me feel special. Mymy found what airline I was flying on internally when my travel agent failed to do so. The girls in the restaurant know how I love my eggs. They had unexpectedly run out of gas and had a fresh bottle coming ”any minute”. I poked my head in the kitchen and the chef was standing over a boiling pot holding the egg pan. THAT'S CARING.
The Light Hotel
4.1/548 Reviews
Hoan Kiem District
The facility itself is not up-to-date, but there is a swimming pool on the roof, the breakfast is delicious, and the location is good. It's good because it's close to St. Joseph's Cathedral and the train tracks, and famous restaurants are within walking distance. The staff were friendly and the room was clean. I had a deluxe room with a window, but the curtains were kept on, so I thought it could have been a windowless room. The room was not spacious, but I could lay out two 24-inch suitcases and it was okay because I almost slept in the hotel. I want to use it again when I go back to Hanoi. After checking out, I left my luggage and showered before going to the airport. Although the swimming pool is not big, it was not a problem to play.
Silk Queen Hotel
3.9/551 Reviews
Hoan Kiem District
I've stayed at numerous hotels in Hanoi and Silk Queen kept my winning streak alive. Silk Queen is ideally located (Old Quarter), a walk to Hoan Kiem Lake, St. Joseph's and all the action. The room was large and well appointed (wonderful bath/shower), good food and best of all--a refreshing, roof-top pool. The staff was helpful and spoke English. A great stay in the heart of Hanoi...

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Hanoi 4 star Hotel Guide

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Noi Bai International Airport is the primary airport in Hanoi. Besides flying, taking a train to Hanoi Railway Station is one of the other major methods of transportation.

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There are quite a few famous attractions in downtown Hanoi, such as Cultural Friendship Palace (Cung Van Hoa Huu Nghi), 36 Pho Phuong, Hoan Kiem Lake. For short trips in Hanoi, Ba Vi National Park, Duong Lam Ancient Village, Perfume Pagoda are all good options. The most famous attractions locally are Hanoi Opera House, Hanoi West Lake. With a developed commercial area, visitors can head to Grand Plaza, Royal City, Tong Chun Market for a great shopping experience.

Average Temperature

• January to March: 19.4°C during the day, 16.87°C at night

• April to June: 28.73°C during the day, 25.47°C at night

• July to September: 30.3°C during the day, 27.1°C at night

• October to December: 23.54°C during the day, 20.23°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 29.53 cm

• Summer: 172.83 cm

• Autumn: 290.53 cm

• Winter: 65.83 cm

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