Calidas Landmark72 Royal Residence Hanoi Reviews

A very nice hotel with clean and spacious room.. nearby intercontinental hotel but the price is much lower..

Nice place

The service is very good, the facilities are nice and clean, and the room has a wide view. The hotel lobby bar is also very good. Sitting in the cafe and drinking coffee and enjoying the scenery of Hanoi is a very leisurely time, which makes people linger.

The room is very good, but it has a bit of a musty smell due to many years of decoration, but it is spacious and convenient. I have lived here for more than ten years. My whole family likes it.

I booked a one-bedroom apartment and was upgraded to a two-bedroom apartment when my colleagues happened to come over to live together. The room was too big and had a microwave, oven, refrigerator, etc. It even had a washing machine and dryer. It was so convenient to live in. I highly recommend it!

To be honest, it doesn't feel very good. The room is relatively large and has a kitchen, so you can cook your own meals, but the room has a bit of smell. The space in the room lacks a sense of security.

Good, big room! Suitable for family travel, a bit of a waste for business trip

They upgraded my room for free. I live in one room and one living room. The service is very good and there is also a washing machine.

This kind of hotel dares to charge such a high price and even dare to call it five-star. It's either ignorance or ****! How can such a bad hotel rely on its landmark 72 to act as a gimmick to lure first-time tourists! No need to show any real face! The price of a Sheraton is comparable to the quality of Home Inn in China! I almost never give negative reviews to businesses, but this hotel is so terrible, I can’t help but feel angry!

The room is big enough. The facilities are basic but sufficient.

The tallest building in Hanoi, it looks great from a distance and has a great view. Five star hotels are great too!

The price-performance ratio is very average. The room decoration, facilities, bathroom configuration, breakfast, etc. are only 3400-400 yuan a night in the first-tier cities in China. It costs more than 800 yuan a night to stay in such a hotel in Vietnam. The price-performance ratio can be imagined. The entire hotel seems to be Korean. Look Food, clothing, accommodation and transportation are very poor value for money for people coming to Korea.

It is a very good place to stay. It's a little inconvenient to take the elevator!! The facilities are very good. Breakfast is soso!! The view from the room is very good

Every time I go to Hanoi, I always choose this hotel. The room is quite big, and the front desk service is very friendly. The breakfast is also rich! ! The location of the hotel is inside the tallest building in Hanoi. . I will stay in this hotel next time I go to Hanoi! !