Mountain view Hotels in Hanoi

"Great hotel near the airport! We arrived late at night and were held up at Hanoi airport, trying to find a working ATM. We couldn't find one. A taxi driver offered to take us to the hotel and showed us the address from trip.com. It turned out you can pay with your UnionPay card. Despite our late arrival, the hotel was waiting for us and we were checked in within minutes. The interior is clean, quiet, and cozy. Perfect for a layover. The staff was super friendly, they provided breakfast, fruit, and a delicious cake with our order, and they helped us arrange a free morning transfer. I highly recommend it!"

"We chose this hotel for a layover between flights. The main criterion was its proximity to the airport (about 4 km from the international airport), with a travel time of 15-20 minutes. The hotel has a fresh renovation, is bright, and very clean. We were pleasantly surprised by the room, including the soundproofing. The airport is nearby, and planes are quite loud outside. In the room, it was more like ”something flew by” – similar to the sound of a car in the city outside your window. The room was large, clean, and everything was perfectly prepared for guests. The refrigerator was already on and cold, and the room had a powerful cassette air conditioner, so it didn't take long to cool down. Breakfast was advertised, but we checked out before it started, so we didn't get to try it. The photos show the room in the morning – this is a real review, and the photos are authentic. Note: the cheapest rooms will not have panoramic windows. One downside, not to the hotel itself but to the street's address organization: it's hard to find the building by address alone. You can find the street quickly, but the building itself, essentially, only by looking at photos from the website. If you're taking a taxi, ask the driver to call the number on your voucher; it will be faster. The landmark is about 150 meters from the traffic light on the service road, if you're heading towards Hanoi. There aren't many traffic lights, so you'll know when you see it :)"