Hotels near Pham Dinh Quy Retail Store in Hanoi

1. Conclusion: The price is not high. (Give 5 points for everyone to refer to this comment.) 2, the position is relatively biased. (To be honest, there is also a cafe and a larger restaurant in the surrounding area within minutes, provided that you are in four directions, you are right.) 10-15 minutes walk, there is a very lively street, this street is very grounded, but individual shops such as Pearl will surprise you. 3. The breakfast that was said was actually not available, and the restaurant of this hotel has now been cancelled. I didn't know if I had it before. In addition, if Trip.com employees see this article, remember to make up the money for me. 4. It feels not so clean and hygienic, and I forgot to take the detailed photos. Sorry. 5, very strange, I observe that most rooms in this hotel have no windows, please pay attention. 6, the store's attitude is not bad. 7. Although it is a bit biased, there are many regular taxis nearby, and you can let the driver play the watch. So there is no need to let the front desk call the car. It is a big deal to go to the road (more than 100 meters), and many taxis. Generally, before you go to the road, the taxi will come to you by yourself. 8. In fact, there are many hotels within the vicinity of 3-5 kilometers, but you can't see it on Trip.com. If a friend is nearby, it is recommended to let a friend recommend it.

The 2.5-star The Grand Hotel offers comfort and convenience whether you're on business or holiday in Bac Ninh. The hotel has everything you need for a comfortable stay. All the necessary facilities, including free Wi-Fi in all rooms, daily housekeeping, fax machine, fireplace, infirmary, are at hand. All rooms are designed and decorated to make guests feel right at home, and some rooms come with towels, slippers, television LCD/plasma screen, mirror, internet access – wireless. The hotel offers various recreational opportunities. Friendly staff, great facilities and close proximity to all that Bac Ninh has to offer are three great reasons you should stay at The Grand Hotel .

With a stay at Hung Long hotel in Tu Son, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Aeon Mall and Co Loa Citadel. This hotel is 10.8 mi (17.4 km) from Hoan Kiem Lake and 11.1 mi (17.9 km) from Hanoi Opera House.Treat yourself with massages and body treatments. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and tour/ticket assistance.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 85 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

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

Great location. It is close to Vincom, so it is convenient for restaurants and shopping. The bedding was in good condition and I contacted the manager through Jaro, but he was kind and dealt with the unexpected situation well. But the furniture and switch are a little old. Water is provided with a refill water purifier instead of a bottle of mineral water, but even if you press cold water, warm water comes out and the water tastes not good. The location is good, I am willing to use it again, and I will buy bottled water and go in.

There are a total of forty-seven hotel rooms. Designer Bill Bensley has integrated opera elements into every detail of the hotel. The corner of the performance area on the first floor separates the open bar from the stage, and the backstage is an all-day restaurant. The dazzling grid ceiling and opera stage scenery, rehearsal stage, dressing room, retro dresses, and dozens of old objects from the French colonial period are all available. Each floor has its own theme of artists, designers, musicians, etc., and even each room has masters of corresponding themes and dramatic scenes of different styles. Overall, it is a medium-sized hotel. It is stunning at first glance. The service details are in line with the price. The selection of spare parts is also in large bottles, which is quite satisfactory. The non-alcoholic mini bar is free and refilled every day. The living room has free afternoon tea, free wine of all kinds in the evening, and all-inclusive snacks. It is worth it from a cost-effective perspective. The surrounding area is an absolutely rich area with various luxury shops. There is a night-time ceremony in the evening. After turning down the bed, It comes with an eye mask and a small gift, and the data cable will be buckled with a leather buckle for you, and the small details are still full. Capella Hanoi's glorious Koki Japanese food on the B1 floor this year received 1 star. It has only 14 seats and offers a set similar to Omekase. The price is relatively expensive (basic evening set is 5,500,000/person and 8,500,000/person). Reservations can be made by email in advance on February 14 Dinner arrived at 6:30 and it was almost full. The menu is fixed and there are not many choices, but the products are very good. The basic set meal we chose, the first is two kinds of clam teppanyaki, the second is the sea shrimp teppanyaki with vanilla sauce, the third is the signature Yaeyama beef, the beef nose certification is really speechless, the fourth is 20 minutes to make Koki's signature garlic chicken fried rice, and the final dessert was eaten in the lounge next to it. It was a combination of matcha ice cream daifuku and Japanese hot donuts. In the end, we collected RMB 20 million for champagne and drinking water alone. Thanks to the Japanese uncle chef, he was really handsome. Breakfast at Capella Hanoi is the all-day dining restaurant Backstage next to the lobby bar on the first floor. The Backstage restaurant restores the elements of the opera house to the greatest extent, creating a transparent and gorgeous golden hall, decorated with opera costumes, the flowers are yellow phalaenopsis, and the menu is “Diva’s menu”. Breakfast at Capella never disappoints, almost all are a la carte, and the a la carte menu is simply dazzling. The first page is the Vietnamese specialty Pho, which was rated as the top three Pho food in Hanoi by our guide. There are other traditional delicacies such as baguette sandwiches. In terms of Western style, the breakfast includes fresh oysters imported from France and smoked salmon waffles, which are full of sincerity. The various eggs, especially the eggs Benedict, are superbly made, and the crepes and waffles are also delicious. The chef is well-known in Vietnam. He can already eat very nice food in the hotel without leaving home. This trip has been very satisfying.

Good location. If you need to travel or work, it will suit your need. The hotel is not big but can provide you enough facilities. The breakfast does not have huge amount of options, but each option is good at quality.

We moved to this hotel after a less than great night at a nearby hotel. The location is ideal if you want to be near the lake or have business with an embassy. The lake is a 30 second walk, the embassies 10 minutes or so. There is a large grocery story (VinMart) a short walk away. The room has a large sitting area, work desk, full kitchen with a household-size refrigerator/freezer, and the bed is very comfortable as are the pillows. The bed area can be sectioned off by closing a floor-to-ceiling curtain between it and the lounge area -- convenient when your travel companion wants to get up early to work (and turn on all the lights). The bathroom includes a full-size tub and a Japanese toilet (i.e., heated seat and built in bidet with multiple options). We were there in the midst of the pandemic so occupancy was low. Rather than a breakfast buffet they provided us with a menu that included a very large selection of items ranging from Western standards to Vietnamese standards. You won't go hungry from lack of options. Evenings in the rooftop restaurant includes groups of local youth taking selfies of themselves in the 'fancy' surroundings. Worth an evening drink for the beautiful lake view as well as the people watching. Staff were great, food was very good and prices in the mini bar were entirely reasonable. Coffee, tea, drinking water and a FULL breakfast are included. If this location fits your needs when visiting Hanoi, I cannot recommend it more highly.

I stayed in this hotel from 21-23 December and was booked for another hotel in Hanoi after my trip in Sapa in 26 December. I immediately liked the hospitality and the simple room I stayed in as it's quiet and away from the street noise. The location is absolutely perfect, only 1 minute away from St. Joseph Cathedral and 5 minutes from Hoan Kiem Lake. There are a lot of local cafes and restaurants around the area. As I liked my stay the first round, I have immediately decided to book again when I came back to Hanoi on the 26th. One absolute gem is the Metis Spa located inside the hotel. It offers substantial discount when you are a hotel guest and I would highly recommend this Spa too. Big thanks to Sarah and all the hotel staffs for the welcome.

Best location. Near Hoan Kiem Lake. Lots of food choices, Circle K 24hr store just round the corner. Streets are closed to traffic during weekends, travellers checking in with luggage be prepared to walk. Rooms are small and basic. Our wash basin drain pipe is leaking, despite telling front desk, nothing was done to rectify. For the price we paid, could have gotten a better hotel.