A 4-star hotel on Hang Bo Street in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter, steps from Hoan Kiem Lake, with a fitness centre, free WiFi and air-conditioned rooms with en-suite bathrooms.
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Luxury Old Quarter Hotel & Gym sits right in the ancient heart of Hanoi, on Hang Bo Street in the Hoan Kiem district — the Old Quarter, a warren of narrow streets named after the guilds and trades that once filled them. The location is the hotel's strongest card, rated an outstanding 9.7 by guests: Hoan Kiem Lake, Dong Xuan Market and Ngoc Son Temple are all a short walk away, and the shops, cafes and street-food stalls of the Old Quarter start right at the door.
This is a 4-star property with a fitness centre and free WiFi throughout. The air-conditioned rooms come with a flat-screen cable TV, a laptop safe and a kettle, while the en-suite bathrooms are stocked with bathrobes and slippers. Many rooms add soundproofing, a minibar and city views, and the larger suites include a seating area, a balcony or a terrace.
The 24-hour front desk can help with currency exchange, luggage storage and ticketing, and a continental breakfast is served at the on-site restaurant. Airport transfers to and from Noi Bai International Airport, about 21 km away, are available for a surcharge. An authentic, well-connected base for travellers who put location and comfort first.
Luxury Old Quarter Hotel & Gym offers a range of air-conditioned rooms and suites, from compact doubles to spacious family suites with a balcony. Every room has an en-suite bathroom with free toiletries, a flat-screen cable TV, a kettle and a laptop safe, and most add soundproofing and a minibar for a quiet, comfortable stay in the middle of the Old Quarter.
The main differences between the types come down to size, bedding and outlook. Higher categories add city views, a seating area and, in the family suites, a private balcony or terrace overlooking the streets below. Whether you are a couple, a small group or a family, there is a layout to match — all just steps from Hoan Kiem Lake.
Luxury Old Quarter Hotel & Gym pairs a prime Old Quarter address with the comforts you would expect from a 4-star hotel. Free WiFi covers the whole property, an on-site restaurant serves a continental breakfast, and a fitness centre is on hand for guests who want to keep to their routine.
The rooms are air-conditioned and come with a flat-screen cable TV, a laptop safe, a kettle and an en-suite bathroom stocked with free toiletries, bathrobes and slippers. The 24-hour front desk handles currency exchange, luggage storage and a ticketing service, and airport transfers to Noi Bai International Airport are available for a surcharge. Good to know: payment on site is cash only, and pets are not allowed.
Luxury Old Quarter Hotel & Gym stands at 67 Hang Bo Street, in the Hoan Kiem district — the historic Old Quarter of Hanoi. This maze of streets, each traditionally named after the guild or trade that once worked there (Hang Bo means "basket sellers"), is one of the most atmospheric parts of the city, packed with shophouses, tailors, cafes and street-food vendors. Guests rate the location an outstanding 9.7.
Everything is close by on foot. Hoan Kiem Lake, with the red Huc Bridge and Ngoc Son Temple on its islet, is about a 9-minute walk, and the lakeside promenade turns into a lively pedestrian street on weekend evenings. Dong Xuan Market, the largest indoor market in Hanoi, the Hanoi Old City Gate and St. Joseph's Cathedral are all within a short stroll, while landmarks such as Hoa Lo Prison, the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long and the Temple of Literature are a little further out.
Getting around is easy: Ha Noi Railway Station is roughly a 2-minute drive, and Noi Bai International Airport is about 21 km away — around a 25-minute drive, with airport transfers available for a surcharge. Spring and autumn bring the mildest weather for exploring the streets, though the Old Quarter is worth wandering in any season, day or night.
