Hotels near Đền Hồ Đề in Hanoi

With a stay at New An Phú Hotel in Hanoi (Dong Anh), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of West Lake and My Dinh National Stadium. This hotel is 11.9 mi (19.2 km) from Hoan Kiem Lake and 10.4 mi (16.8 km) from Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Free valet parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 34 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

This hotel is perfect if you have a few hours to kill before a connecting flight. The hotel collected me at the airport and drove the short journey to the hotel without any fuss. The room was clean and had a tv, air conditioner and ensuite bathroom and a very comfortable bed. They have a few items on the hotel dining menu I ordered some rice with chicken and it was presented well and tasted delicious. I had a really good rest before my early morning flight to Delhi and then the hotel were ready to drive me back to the airport. It was absolutely perfect. You can literally see the hotel from the hotel without any of the noise. The experience was so good, I will always use this place for flights with a stop in Hanoi. Its more than you can expect from a budget hotel and the staff were extra friendly.

The room was booked and paid at the Family Transit Hotel. The room put us in shock, where the hotel is located too. And we moved to the Dragon Airport Hotel, regardless of the money already spent. Compared to the previous one, it was a super place to stay, although the noise of the track gave you information. Thanks to hotel staff for helping to transport things from a previously booked Family Transit Hotel. In the Dragon Hotel... clean. You feel safe. Bed is comfortable. I don't want to say that good breakfast, but there is no place to eat nearby. In general, in terms of food and in the rest of Hanay much poorer than Hoshimin. Near the airport we have cost a lot of hotels because of the situation. And this seemed to us the best option. If you are a tourist with claims, there is not one hotel near the airport that will not suit you.

A Perfect hotel for a 1 night stay if you have a morning flight to catch, big rooms with private bathroom. The airport is very close so can be reached by foot - the international airport is 10 minutes walk and domestic airport is 20 minutes. Not much to see, do or eat in the area so I wouldn’t recommend more than 1 night.

Ratings are always based on personal standards and judging criteria. For this, I am coming from the angle of a cheap airport hotel. This is the best airport hotel around Hanoi Noi Bai Airport, and at a decent price. Do not expect intercontinental buffet breakfast, business lounges and the likes. The room is pretty new, clean, functional, and large. Despite being close to the airport, you can barely hear anything from landing aircraft. Breakfast is simple at best, and staff seem to be still in 'training', with only Brian being the 'boss'. Rooftop pool doesn't look well maintained, and the entertainment room has been abandoned totally altogether, with the foosball and billiard table left to collect dust while it has become a storage and parking area. But hey, its an airport hotel. Purpose is to have people sleep for 1 night before leaving prompto. It is situated in a pretty rural area so don't expect any established eateries or convenience stores nearby. Think roadside hawkers and home-run provision shops. In conclusion, best airport hotel near Hanoi Noi Bai Airport.

If you are expecting a five star resort for the cost of a hostel you will be disappointed. If you are expecting friendly staff, that you may have try to communicate with because you are in their country, and you don't judge the area as unsafe because there are not many street lights, I think you will appreciate a stay here. I had a great experience with the staff. We arrived late at night, had little to no trouble getting into a room and we were more than satisfied with the room we were put in. The mattresses were stiff, but I did not find them any more so than other places in Vietnam. English communication was not as easily done, however, the staff was obviously trying to be very helpful in communicating with us. We utilized Google Translate and had no issue getting information for the stay. Also, I am in Vietnam, so I would expect that it is partially on me to try to communicate in Vietnamese. The hotel is in a back alley entrance with not many lights around. I would not call it dangerous. I walked around later at night and was able to find a family restaurant nearby as directed by the staff, as well as there were locals in a nearby square doing what looked like a communal dance class. The next morning the same square was filled with an organized volleyball match. It hardly seemed like a spot that was sketchy, more just dark. The area is not busy late at night as it is not surrounded by residential housing and it is about 2 km from the airport. The breakfast was a bit of fusion cuisine between local foods and western food. You could eat your fill of either, and the location is the top floor of the hotel giving it a nice view of the surrounding area. Again, a quick glance from that vantage point puts the alley entrance as a scary area into a different perspective. Lastly and most importantly, we had a special request with some luggage difficulty we had in our travels. It was a ridiculous thing for us to request from the staff and they went above and beyond to help us out. I would have no issue staying here again. Also, if there was a problem with the stay, I think I would have no problem sorting it out appropriately with the staff that I met there.

The location of the hotel is relatively remote and has to go down a small slope, but the hotel room is very large. It is a hotel apartment type with one bedroom and one living room. It is very clean, quiet and very cost-effective.

Grand Dragon Noi Bai Hotel with 35 3-star standard rooms, Open in February 2024 with full high-class equipment, airport shuttle service by the hotel's private car 24/24h , restaurant with a menu having many options & affordable prices.

My husband and I were visiting Vietnam for our 20th anniversary celebration. I would agree with previous reviews about the spotlessness of the facilities and professionalism of the staff. Special thanks to Quan who helped us secure a cab on credit because we ran out of VND on the last day of our stay when no banks were open and every single ATM in the area was somehow “out of order”. He even ran over to the local convenience store to help my husband with the ATM (to no avail). Nam also helped us execute all our requests with incredible kindness. Lung added a personal touch by giving us insight on the tourism industry in Vietnam in general. One day at breakfast, the cook came to us and asked for feedback. This was after personally offering us cappuccinos and lattes from the kitchen. The buffet was fresh with a good selection of Asian and Western choices. All staff went out of their way to serve with a smile. When we sat in the lobby for hours waiting for our late night flight, Quan and Lung both offered us the continued use of their gym, pool, lounge, coffee station and even massage chairs. I would also agree with the comment about the lack of restaurants in the area that are well-equipped to serve tourists. We had some difficulty one night at a local restaurant that all the hotel staff mentioned was a “very good local restaurant”. I was very excited to mingle with the locals but quickly realized that I needed to curb my expectations. Without giving too much detail, I will only say that the area is still growing and adjusting to the needs of tourists. I have no doubt that the wonderful hospitality offered at Fraser will have a wide influence in the surrounding areas. I would suggest to management that Fraser Residence should develop partnerships with local restaurants so that visitors will feel more welcome eating in these existing establishments. Then providing visitors with a list of restaurant recommendations within walking distance would be very helpful. Food is a very important part of a vacation, and unfortunately, that was one point of challenge for us. Thank you to all the staff at Fraser for making our stay as pleasant as possible.

Peaceful oasis in the midst of chaos outside Beautifully furnished Friendly staff Great buffet breakfast choice Lovely restaurant. Great Vietnamese food and European Star of the show is the spa. Great treatments