Find3-Star Hotels in Hanoi

There is a big difference between the photos online and the actual appearance of the reception and the room. The hotel is old, the rooms are not well maintained, and everything feels quite shabby. The stay wasn't pleasant. That said, the room is equipped with what you need, and it's possible to spend a night there.

Very clean hotel and excellent front desk staff and friendly service. Good breakfast. Will come back if visit Hanoi again.

I request to upgrade the Deluxe Room with balcony to the Premier Suite with balcony for two nights that incur a charge fee of 710,000 Vietnamese Dong. On the rooftop, there are impressive views of aircraft flying towards the airport and lining up to depart from the airport. The hotel staff are friendly and have added chairs to the rooftop for plane-spotters' convenience. Here, guests can shoot photos of aircraft flying past the hotel more comfortably. Access to the hotel from the Domestic terminal is by car at Door E5 but since the door was spoilt, I waited for the car at Door E4 before crossing the lane to wait for the hotel driver and board the car.

This hotel is situated in the heart of Ha Noi. Close to the lake and the old city, it is the perfect location to walk everywhere and enjoy the amazing atmosphere of Ha Noi. The hotel room itself was spacious (small bathroom) and we were pleasantly surprised that it wasn’t too noisy. The friendly staff were extremely helpful. We would absolutely stay there again. We didn’t eat breakfast there and chose to explore the vast array of cafes close by. Train street, restaurants, the lake, sky bars. It is all there!

The hotel staff was very kind and friendly. The location was perfect. It’s in the Old Quarter area, which is the central part of Hanoi. There was an outdoor swimming pool and sauna. We used the sauna, it was great and relaxing. Room was clean and comfy. Food was very tasty.

The hotel is basically new, everything is beautifully clean, the rooms even though are the basic are really spacious and with all the amenities , the breakfast is decent with local food, the terrace is a nice place to hang out and relax, the people in the front desk are really nice and able to help you always, great option to stay in Hanoi

Suda Boutique Hotel in Hanoi, Vietnam: a perfect blend of colonial style and modern design I recently stayed at the Suda Boutique Hotel in the center of Hanoi. This boutique hotel, hidden in the ancient street of Hoan Kiem District, added an unforgettable accommodation experience to my trip to Hanoi with its unique design that blends French colonial style with traditional Vietnamese elements. Below is a detailed sharing of my experience in terms of geographical location, service, guest rooms, catering, etc. Location: A great starting point to explore Hanoi culture The hotel is located in the core area of ​​Hanoi's Old Quarter, just a 5-minute walk from Hoan Kiem Lake and St. Joseph's Cathedral, and only a 10-minute walk from popular attractions such as Train Street and 36 Ancient Streets. The hotel has a perfect geographical location. The surrounding area is dotted with authentic food stalls, cafes and handicraft shops, and you can easily go to the weekend night market at night to experience the hustle and bustle of the city. For passengers arriving in Hanoi by international train, the hotel provides a paid shuttle service, which is about 15 minutes' drive from Lao Cai Railway Station, making transportation extremely convenient. Vietnamese hospitality in detail From the moment you step into the hotel, you will be impressed by the professionalism and enthusiasm of the front desk staff. The staff are fluent in English and basic Chinese. They proactively provide hand-drawn maps and recommend hidden attractions in the surrounding area, such as a private route to visit the Confucian Temple to avoid peak tourist hours. It is worth mentioning that the hotel provides a thoughtful service of ”free luggage delivery to the next hotel”, which is especially suitable for tourists who plan to travel in multiple cities. In addition, details such as free umbrellas to borrow on rainy days and 24-hour lobby refreshments further highlight its meticulous service concept. The collision of colonial style and local culture The ”French Terrace Suite” we stayed in this time is dominated by ivory white and dark green colors, paired with teak furniture and hand-embroidered silk pillows, creating a retro and elegant colonial atmosphere. The room is about 35 square meters in size. Although it is not spacious, it has an exquisite layout and is equipped with a separate balcony overlooking the ancient street. The bathroom space adopts a dry and wet separation design, and the supplies are selected from a local Vietnamese vanilla brand. The light lemongrass aroma is relaxing. The only drawback is that the sound insulation is a bit weak. Occasionally, you can hear the noise of motorcycles on the street at night. It is recommended that light sleepers choose rooms on higher floors. Minor shortcomings and suggestions - The hotel does not have its own parking lot. Self-driving travelers need to rely on nearby paid parking lots. Some basic room types do not have windows facing the outside. When booking, it is recommended to give priority to ”Terrace Suite” or ”Lake View Room”. Summary: Ideal place for culture lovers With its unique design aesthetics, excellent location and sincere service, Suda Boutique Hotel is an ideal base for exploring Hanoi's history and culture. Whether it is a short business trip or an in-depth cultural tour, this place can meet your needs. Recommended for travelers who value design and prefer niche experiences, especially for couples or solo travelers.

Great location, just 10-min driving distance to Noi Bai International Airport. We got the receptionist to help book the taxi and turned out to be cheaper (only VND 80k!). The hotel is new and clean except for the kettle which had the stain on it.

Location was a little hard to find. Place was very clean. I really liked how this place had a convection stove where I can cook things, dishes and silverware to eat with, and a refrigerator to put things in. I really liked how this place had a washer and dryer where I can wash and dry my clothes. Will be more than happy to comeback to this place again if the situation fits for my situation and plan!

One-stop service in Vietnam 😎. I have long heard that Vietnam is fun😍 and also affordable. I have no acquaintances to guide me and I am afraid of being cheated😱. I happened to meet the Chinese owner of a hotel in Hanoi, Vietnam, in Shenzhen a few days ago: Mr. Zhu from Noi Bai Airport Hotel. I have been running a hotel in Vietnam for 3 years and I am basically a local expert. Under his leadership, this trip to Vietnam was extremely comfortable👍. 1. You only need to take a passport photo for him, and the visa and air tickets are taken care of. The total cost is just over 1,000 yuan. 2. It only takes two hours to fly from Shenzhen Baoan Airport to Noi Bai International Airport. 3. When the plane landed, a special car came to pick us up and took us to the hotel. We arrived at the hotel in 5 minutes. When we checked in, we discovered that the hotel is just outside the airport wall🤣. You can see the big plane when you open the window✈ 4. When I go out, I have signal on my mobile phone and cash in my pocket. I don’t have to worry about going anywhere. Mr. Zhu immediately gave me a local card and exchanged it for 5 million Vietnamese Dong (1 yuan is equal to 3,500 Vietnamese Dong). I turned on my mobile phone. , the Internet is free, Google, TikTok, YouTube, you can let yourself go🥳 5. There is a Chinese mini supermarket on the first floor of the hotel. Although it is small, it is a carefully selected domestic best-selling product with a relatively rich variety, mostly for food and drink. It may be because we are afraid that everyone will not be used to local food, so in order to take more care of domestic tourists. Regarding taste, I first bought a pack of Tengjiao instant noodles (6 yuan) and a pack of red box Kuanzhai cigarettes (60 yuan). They were 20% more expensive than in China, but they were moved from China, so they were very reasonable after considering the travel expenses. 6. The girl at the front desk can speak Chinese, has no problem communicating, and is very beautiful😻. I checked in quickly. 7. I specially chose a room near the airport so that I could see the planes easily. There are many windows, and the room has plenty of light. The room is cleaner than a domestic five-star hotel. Vietnamese people like to take off their shoes when entering the room, so the room is very clean. Although it is close to the airport, it is not very noisy with the windows closed, and there are almost no planes in the middle of the night. 8. There is a Chinese restaurant on the top floor. There are Chinese chefs and authentic Chinese food. I have traveled abroad many times. Only the Chinese restaurant here did not disappoint me. The taste is similar to that at home. Sichuan and Hunan cuisine are both good. You can also book special supplies in advance. 9. When you come to Vietnam, you can’t miss the special breakfast. There is a local beef noodle restaurant near the main road, which is served with fried lean meat dumplings. It is very delicious and can be compared with our Teochew beef rice noodles. Many locals also eat there. 10. Since I don’t speak Vietnamese and not many people can speak English, it’s a bit difficult to communicate. But downloading a Google Translator can basically get it done. When we go out during the day, Mr. Zhu will help us call a car, and we can play by ourselves without any problems. Vietnamese people are very warm and friendly to Chinese people. When they hear us speak Chinese, they all want to communicate more with us and learn a few words😎 11. What you enjoy at Mr. Zhu’s Noi Bai Airport Hotel is not just simple accommodation, but a full range of tour guide services. One-stop package service for food, drink, entertainment and accommodation. All requests are answered and arrangements are in place. Next time you come to visit, you must ask Mr. Zhu for arrangements.