[2025 Hanoi Stay] Travel Guide for InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72 (Updated Jun)

📍 Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower Plot E6, Cau Giay Urban Area, Hà Nội Location: Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower Located in the My Dinh Keangnam Building, the guest rooms are from the 62nd to the 71st floor. The lobby is on the 62nd floor, and you have to take another elevator to go up to the guest rooms. The 72nd floor consists of a fitness center and a club lounge. The hotel facilities are really good, and the staff service is also good. You can also use the large fitness center on the 7th floor of Kalidas, and you can also enjoy the sauna. The sauna area is also very spacious, It's like a public bathhouse in Koreaㅎㅎ (I really liked it) The guest rooms are on high floors, so it's fun to see the night view. The breakfast menu wasn't very diverse, but the desserts were plentiful and well-set. Overall, the atmosphere was good, so I felt good. 🤗 Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #Ho-cation #HotelRecommendation

Guests can enjoy a refined afternoon tea experience, with exquisitely crafted treats that blend sweet and savory flavors, perfectly paired with DAMMANN Frères tea. The lounge also serves an all-day light dining menu, seasonal desserts, and an impressive selection of classic cocktails and fine wines. The Hive Lounge operates from 7:00 AM to 12:00 AM, making it an ideal spot for morning coffee, afternoon tea, or evening drinks. While the lounge is praised for its elegant setting and high-quality offerings, some visitors have noted that it can get busy during peak hours. The Hive Lounge, located on the 62nd floor of InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72, is a luxurious and stylish lounge offering breathtaking views of Hanoi’s skyline. The space is designed with grand architecture, featuring a beehive-inspired structure that adds a unique touch to the ambiance. Overall, The Hive Lounge is a fantastic destination for those seeking a sophisticated and scenic dining experience in Hanoi. Whether you're looking for a relaxing afternoon tea or a stylish evening cocktail, this lounge offers a memorable and indulgent setting.

This time in Hanoi, I chose to stay at the InterContinental Landmark 72, and the overall experience was fantastic. The high-floor night views and the comfort of the room made the stay incredibly relaxing. 1️⃣ Shared Facilities: 🏋️ Gym on the 71st floor: Exclusive to hotel guests. While the equipment is not extensive, the privacy is excellent due to the low number of users, making it a comfortable space for solo workouts. 🏊♀️ Pool and gym on the 7th floor: A collaboration between the hotel and a fitness center. The equipment is comprehensive, and there’s also a pool available. However, it tends to be a bit more crowded. 2️⃣ Room Design: I stayed on the 69th floor, and the beautiful night view outside the window was incredibly soothing. The room was spacious, equipped with a desk and an office chair, making it suitable for business travelers. The bathroom was divided into three separate areas: a toilet, a shower room, and a large bathtub perfect for a relaxing soak. The bed was moderately firm and very comfortable, though the pillows were a bit too soft and lacked support. 3️⃣ Dining & Surroundings: If you don’t feel like dining in the hotel, the ground floor is super convenient. There’s a Starbucks for a quick breakfast and the absolutely delicious Pizza 4P’s Italian restaurant. After the front desk’s recommendation, I ended up eating there twice—it was flawless. In the evening, I highly recommend visiting the hotel’s Lounge or the Q Bar on the 71st floor for a cocktail. It’s the perfect way to unwind before heading back to your room for a good night’s sleep. 4️⃣ Service: The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and even recommended high-value Vietnamese restaurants nearby. They also helped book a massage. The attentive and thoughtful service made me feel truly welcomed.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 #Hanoi Come to Hanoi, Vietnam, if you are tired of eating Pho Then you definitely can’t miss the popular local restaurant – Pizza 4P’s. This pizza brand, which comes from a Japanese founder, combines Italian techniques with Asian taste buds. It is not only popular in major cities in Vietnam, but also has become a must-visit place on the bucket list of many tourists. ⸻ Restaurant atmosphere: Japanese simplicity and warmth Pizza 4P’s Hanoi branches are all over the city. Since I stayed at the InterContinental Hotel at Landmark 72, there happened to be a Pizza 4P’s on the first floor. ⸻ Recommended must-try dishes 1. Burrata Cheese Margherita This is one of Pizza 4P’s signature dishes. The pizza is topped with a whole fresh burrata cheese, which bursts as soon as it is cut, blending perfectly with the sweet and sour tomatoes and fragrant basil. The taste is rich but not greasy, and it is also worth taking photos and checking in! 2. Half-Half Pizza (mix two flavors) Good news for those with choice disabilities! You can enjoy two flavors at once, such as pairing the classic Four Cheese with Smoked Duck with Orange Peel, which is a pleasant surprise with a hint of fruitiness in the salty flavor. 3. Homemade Burrata Cheese & Prosciutto Their cheese is all handmade on their farm, and you can tell how fresh it is as soon as you taste it. This appetizer is a favorite of many gourmets. Paired with olive oil and fresh basil, it is absolutely appetizing. 4. Spaghetti with Crab Tomato Cream Sauce In addition to pizza, their pasta is also very good. This crab meat cream pasta is rich and smooth, full of seafood flavor and rich in taste. It is my favorite ⸻ Tips • Remember to make reservations early, especially at night and on holidays, as popular branches are often fully booked. • Vegetarian-friendly, with plenty of vegetarian options

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#AustraliaFlightEvent There are two Intercontinental hotels in Hanoi. Gyeongnam Building and Westlake For business and leisure travelers, Hanoi Intercontinental Gyeongnam is convenient There are Starbucks and Shinhan Bank on the first floor, and there are various amenities on the 62nd floor lounge, and a lounge with a view of Hanoi and a buffet restaurant. Hanoi landmark!! #Travel plan #Overseas travel #Southeast Asia travel #Hanoi Intercontinental Gyeongnam

#vietnamtrip Located in Hanoi’s tallest skyscraper, this hotel offers unmatched views and luxurious comfort. Spacious rooms feature elegant decor, and club-level options include private lounges and personalized services. Dining is a highlight, with various cuisines served in stylish settings. Its wellness center boasts a fitness facility, an outdoor pool, and a spa. Positioned away from the Old Quarter’s hustle, it’s perfect for travelers seeking tranquility without compromising convenience. Ideal for business or leisure, this hotel provides a sophisticated haven for a memorable #Vietnamtrip.

#HongKongAirlinesEvent The rooms are spacious and modernly designed, with comfortable beds and modern facilities. The rooms have large windows to enjoy beautiful views of the city. In addition, it offers a variety of room types to meet the various needs of travelers. The on-site restaurant offers a variety of cuisine options, especially the restaurant that serves Vietnamese and international cuisine. In addition, the rooftop bar offers drinks and snacks with a great view. Hanoi InterContinental Landmark 72 also offers a variety of amenities. You can relax comfortably using various facilities such as the fitness center, swimming pool, and spa. In addition, it has a business center and meeting rooms, providing a convenient environment for business travelers.

Come to Hanoi, Vietnam for a few days, and I booked the InterContinental Hotel in advance. I found this hotel to be really good! First of all: the rooms are quite clean~ The space is very large! The bathroom has a bathtub, and there is also a desk and a sofa🛋️ for resting. The gym🏋️ on the 67th floor (if I remember correctly) has a small gym with equipment that can target every part of the body. And on the 7th floor, there is an even larger gym!! Swimming pool: There is an outdoor swimming pool on the 7th floor, but it is currently under maintenance, and the weather in Hanoi has been too cold recently for swimming🏊. Sauna room: I really love it! Inside, there are two bathing pools to soak in, and a sauna room. Spa: It requires an additional fee, but the prices seem very reasonable! I estimated the price for a body Spa, 60 minutes for about 200RMB, which is already a great price! There are really a lot of surprises! I love their breakfast the most! All kinds of food are available! There is also an independent bakery which I really love because I'm super into bread!! Also, there is that 'an lie', which is topped with a poached egg, a rich and delicious main dish!! I really love it😍

Shenwei travels to Vietnam | There is a Korean city in Hanoi, Landmark72 is the tallest building here, Hanoi Landmark 72 Intercontinental Hotel & Resort It has been 7 years since I last went to Vietnam, and the changes in Hanoi are really big. I didn't stay in the old street of Hoan Kiem Lake where tourists love to gather, but chose the latest landmark building, Intercontinental Landmark72. It is not only the tallest building in Hanoi, but also the second tallest building in Vietnam and Southeast Asia, and it ranks in the top ten of the world's tallest hotels. Anywhere in the hotel, you can overlook the cityscape of Hanoi and the distant Hoan Kiem Lake. From the simplicity of the day to the dazzling lights at the beginning of the night. The Intercontinental Landmark72 Hotel is located in Korean City. Because Samsung, LG and others have factories here, it attracts a large number of Koreans to live in. Living in the Intercontinental for 4 days, every day I heard languages other than English are Korean, and I rarely hear Vietnamese. Out of the hotel, road signs, shops and billboards, etc., are mostly in Korean. Perhaps because of the hot weather, I didn't see fashionable Korean brothers and sisters, but more Koreans with full of life faces, making me wonder if I was living in a living area in Seoul. The hotel has a very large gym, which is used by hotel guests, apartment guests and social guests. There are many courses from morning to night every day. I chose to experience the yoga class area I like. The whole venue is Korean practitioners. Every time the practice ends, the Indian teacher will say Namaste and 안녕하세요 (Hello in Korean). At breakfast, what I recommend most is not PHO, but Korean-style soybean paste soup, Korean-style kimchi, Korean-style instant noodles, everything is authentic Korean. However, the most recommended dinner here is Japanese teppanyaki, which is full of guests every day. The lively Filipino chef can cook, sing and dance, which increases the appetite of the guests. You can refer to my live broadcast video for details. Zhang Ailing said: "For people over thirty, ten or eight years are just things between fingers, and for young people, three or five years can be a lifetime. So for the people of Hanoi, is 7 years a finger or a lifetime? I think for all Vietnamese, it must be a huge change. It is no longer the swaying of a green train in Duras's pen, but the soaring of a high-speed railway. And the Intercontinental is one of the key factors driving this soaring. In the future history, it will accompany Hanoi from the fingers to a lifetime.

Ever wondered what bathroom views of Hanoi looked like? Nothing can surely top Intercontinental Hanoi Landmark 72's show stopper. Views like these keep more people indoors than outdoors. Into fitness and love a view, the 71st floor gym has you covered. Enjoy dining with a view? no worries all the in house restaurants have panoramic views of Hanoi. Next one for your bucket lists #freehotelstay #tripblazers

Address: Hanoi My Dinh Landmark 72, Vietnam Atmosphere/Facilities: 5-star luxury hotel Key Points: Close to Koreatown and Samsung Electronics business trip accommodation Buffet tea time and other high-end services at half the price of Korea^^ The swimming pool is also nice when it's hot However, Teppanyaki is expensive at the same level as Korea Average price per person: 100,000-200,000 won Rating: 10 out of 10

Outstanding service, great rooms and views and a superb club lounge at the Intercontinental Landmark 72 Hanoi. located in the business district/Korea town, ie a bit far from the touristy sights, it’s a great place to decompress after a flight before diving into the city. My favourite hotel in Vietnam so far. better than all other Interconti’s, Pam Pacific, Hiltons, etc. Especially the excellent service and highly trained staff truly make it an outstanding experience. While I experienced an issue during the stay (noise from a party at the bar under my suite for a holiday), the team immediately provided a resolution with no delays.