Hotels in Hanoi (Hanoi, Vietnam)

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12556 hotels in Hanoi

  1. Champton Hanoi Hotel

    Rooftop pool and bar views
    See prices from 11 sites
    from$15

  2. Nature Hotel - Ba Dinh

    On-site restaurant and coffee shop
    See prices from 6 sites
    from$37

  3. Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi

    Dine at six on-site restaurants
    See prices from 13 sites
    from$369

  4. Peridot Grand Luxury Boutique Hotel

    Rooftop infinity pool and bar
    See prices from 14 sites
    from$97

  5. Proverb Hotel Hanoi

    Rooftop pool and skyline views
    See prices from 5 sites
    from$98

  6. HOTEL du LAC SIGNATURE

    Rooftop bar with city views
    See prices from 6 sites
    from$173

  7. The Autumn Homestay

    Rooftop terrace with lake views
    See prices from 13 sites
    from$16

  8. Hanoi Tirant Hotel

    Dine at rooftop Skyline Lounge
    See prices from 12 sites
    from$39

  9. L7 WEST LAKE HANOI by LOTTE HOTELS

    Diverse dining at Layered Restaurant
    See prices from 10 sites
    from$119

  10. Manevi Premier Hotel

    Rooftop Pool and Bar Access
    See prices from 6 sites
    from$103

  11. Hanoi Le Chateau Hotel & Spa

    On-site spa and fitness center
    See prices from 6 sites
    from$52

  12. Hanoi Sail Hotel

    Rooftop pool and fitness center
    See prices from 5 sites
    from$36

  13. Hanoi Plaza Suite Hotel & Spa

    Relax in rooftop hot tub
    See prices from 6 sites
    from$59

  14. Hanoi Splendid Premium Hotel

    Indoor pool and rooftop views
    See prices from 5 sites
    from$121

  15. Intercontinental Hotels Hanoi Westlake By Ihg

    Overwater guest rooms on Westlake
    See prices from 10 sites
    from$160

  16. GRAND HOTEL du LAC Hanoi

    Rooftop pool and sky lounge
    See prices from 8 sites
    from$126

  17. HOTEL de LAGOM

    Relax at rooftop infinity pool
    See prices from 12 sites
    from$99

  18. Pullman Hanoi

    Diverse On-Site Dining Options
    See prices from 13 sites
    from$116

  19. Hanoi Daewoo Hotel

    Four diverse on-site dining venues
    See prices from 16 sites
    from$84

  20. The Legend Hanoi Hotel

    Walk to Hanoi Railway Station
    See prices from 9 sites
    from$129

  21. Pan Pacific Hanoi

    Panoramic views of West Lake
    See prices from 12 sites
    from$124

  22. Meritel Hanoi

    Rooftop infinity pool and bar
    See prices from 8 sites
    from$139

  23. La Siesta Classic Ma May

    On-site spa and fitness center
    See prices from 13 sites
    from$103

  24. Hotel du Parc Hanoi

    Park views from guest rooms
    See prices from 15 sites
    from$92

  25. Hanoi Pearl Hotel

    Rooftop bar with city views
    See prices from 11 sites
    from$50

  26. Hanoi Golden Holiday Hotel

    Airport shuttle and bike rentals
    See prices from 12 sites
    from$64

  27. Splendid Secret Hotel

    Access rooftop pool and bar
    See prices from 4 sites
    from$96

  28. Dai Loi Hotel

    Convenient on-site parking facilities
    See prices from 5 sites
    from$15

  29. Solaria Hotel

    Rooftop bar and Mia Restaurant
    See prices from 6 sites
    from$109

  30. Acoustic Hotel & Spa

    Rooftop Drinks at Eclipse Bar
    See prices from 12 sites
    from$57

  31. The Oriental Jade Hotel

    Rooftop infinity pool and bar
    See prices from 13 sites
    from$51

  32. Rex Hanoi Hotel

    Panoramic rooftop sky bar
    See prices from 11 sites
    from$24

  33. Royal Holiday Hanoi Hotel

    Cooked to Order Breakfast Menu
    See prices from 13 sites
    from$16

  34. Bendecir Hotel & Spa

    Dine at 13th floor restaurant
    See prices from 9 sites
    from$50

  35. Lotte Hotel Hanoi

    View city skyline from rooms
    See prices from 13 sites
    from$154

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Hanoi: A Uniquely Vietnamese Fusion of East and West

Considered to be one of the jewels of Southeast Asia, the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi offers travellers a unique and fascinating blend of Eastern and Western culture. Stretches of wide European-style boulevards dotted with French buildings blend seamlessly with Sino-Vietnamese architecture and cultural surroundings.

Hanoi boasts a rich, centuries-long history as Vietnam’s political centre. Multiple occupations by foreign conquerors have given the capital its Chinese- and European-infused flavour, lending it a very distinct vibe compared to sister cities like Saigon. Today, Hanoi is undergoing a building boom owing to its open economy and influx of tourism, and the capital is frequently rated among the world’s best cities for travel.

From Ancient Settlement to Modern Metropolis

Nestled on the bank of the Red River, Hanoi was officially founded as the capital of Vietnam in the year 1010 C.E., although settlements in the area date back to the 3rd century B.C.E. Named Thang Lang, meaning “ascending dragon,” Hanoi enjoyed capital status for over eight centuries even as Chinese and Vietnamese forces battled for control over the territory. In 1802, the political centre of the country was temporarily shifted to Hue with the ascension of the Nguyen dynasty.

It was in 1831 that the city, having changed titles several times, was finally renamed Hanoi. When Vietnam became a French colonial territory in 1902, Hanoi again became the political centre of the country and remained so throughout the political upheavals in the 20th century. Following China’s lead, Vietnam shifted from a closed-off communist country to a more open market economy in the 1980’s and ‘90’s, spurring a period of growth that continues to this day.

The capital’s urban area now boasts a bustling population of four million people, and many award-winning restaurants, hotels, and other attractions have sprung up all over Hanoi since Vietnam has opened its doors and its economy. Skyscrapers now form a modern skyline that surrounds the old centre of the city, serving to juxtapose Hanoi’s rich history and traditional Vietnamese culture with its new-found status as a world-class metropolis.

Hanoi remained largely unscathed throughout the 20th-century wars that wracked Vietnam, allowing the many historic landmarks and cultural treasures of the capital to be preserved. The city contains over 600 temples and shrines, including the 11th-century Temple of Literature and the popular Ngoc Son Temple. Tourists also flock to more recently-built attractions such as the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Hoa Lo Prison (dubbed “The Hanoi Hilton”), and the National Museum of Vietnamese History.

Saigon’s Smaller, Calmer Sibling

The Vietnamese capital might seem a bit tamer when compared to Saigon, Hanoi’s sister to the south and Vietnam’s largest city. Perhaps owing to its unique history and Western cultural influence, Hanoi is known to have a more relaxed vibe than one might experience in other Asian metropolises. Visitors can still expect to find a number of bustling districts, crowded streets, and busy thoroughfares, however.

Hanoi is an ideal destination for the independent traveller who enjoys exploring on foot and being immersed in the culture and daily life of the locals. The capital is indeed a walking city, with many tree-lined boulevards packed with locally-owned shops, eateries, and more. The city can also be easily explored via bicycle, motorbike, or taxi, although Hanoi’s main tourist area – the Old Quarter – is compact and easy to enjoy in a relatively short amount of time.

The capital is a modern metropolis in all respects, but the Old Quarter remains the beating heart of Hanoi. Also called the Ancient Quarter or the “36 Streets,” this area is contained within four districts and centred around Hoan Kiem Lake. Centuries-old Chinese and Vietnamese architecture, French buildings, scenic promenades, and two dozen lakes combine to give the city centre its serene charm and famous beauty. Visitors who are looking for an authentic cultural experience rather than a sterile or commercialised tourist trap will find much to love here. When booking a hotel in Hanoi, it is worth looking for one that is within or close to the Old Quarter if you plan to spend a lot of time exploring the city on foot.

The French Footprint on Hanoi’s Culture and Cuisine

Decades of French colonial occupation left an indelible footprint on Vietnam and the capital in particular. Many parts of the city were built or added to by the French administration, and the many European-style buildings and streets that line the city continue to stand out as one of Hanoi’s most charming aspects. Although they resisted the French occupation, locals have not rejected the unique contribution that France has made to the character of the city.

The residents of Hanoi have widely embraced French culinary culture in particular, and the capital is flush with European-style cafes, bakeries, patisseries, and restaurants. A myriad of places exist where visitors can relax with a baguette, some pate, French cheeses, a cup of coffee, or a glass of wine and take in the atmosphere. You might even overhear some older locals conversing in French. A number of hotels in Hanoi are set in these beautiful old French-style buildings as well.

Although the French left a large footprint in Hanoi, the residents still treasure their own rich and unique culture, etiquette, cuisine, and folk art. Locals take great pride in their city and are known to be very warm and open to travellers. It’s not uncommon for friendly Hanoians to approach and talk to foreigners on the street with genuine curiosity. Many artisans also make and sell Vietnamese crafts in family-run shops throughout the Old Quarter, a practice that sadly may soon be dying out as the country continues to develop and industrialize.

When to book a hotel in Hanoi

  • Cheapest month: August
    $34 per night
  • Yearly typical price
    $64 per night
  • Peak month: March
    $72 per night

Frequently Asked Questions about Hanoi

  • When is the cheapest time to book a hotel in Hanoi?

    August is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Hanoi, with typical prices around $34 per night based on 280 price comparisons.

  • When are hotel prices highest in Hanoi?

    Hotel prices in Hanoi are usually highest during March, with typical prices around $72 per night.

  • How much does a hotel in Hanoi cost per night?

    Hotel prices in Hanoi usually range from $20 per night to $175 per night, with typical prices around $64 per night.

  • How do hotel prices in Hanoi change throughout the year?

    Hotel prices in Hanoi are typically lowest in August at around $34 per night, rising to around $72 per night in March.

  • November

    2026

    $64
    $30 — $140

  • December

    2026

    $66
    $31 — $141

  • January

    2027

    $70
    $32 — $170

  • February

    2027

    $70
    $32 — $163

  • March

    2027

    $72
    $33 — $175

  • April

    2027

    $72
    $33 — $175

  • May

    2027

    $60
    $30 — $137

  • June

    2027

    $60
    $30 — $135

  • July

    2027

    $61
    $30 — $138

  • August

    2027

    $34
    $20 — $66

  • September

    2027

    $63
    $30 — $152

  • October

    2027

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