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Hanoi is the bustling capital of Vietnam. This storied city is known for showcasing a stunning array of centuries-old buildings with impressive architecture, and a rich culture blending Southeast Asian, Chinese, and French influences.
From the historic Old Quarter, where visitors can take in the scenes of centuries past on the narrow streets to the many temples, and the Đồng Xuân Market, which offers goods ranging from household items to delicious and authentic street food, there’s no shortage of activities for visitors to enjoy in town. Here’s where to spend the night in Hanoi.
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This property is located in Hanoi’s Old Quarter Area, just a few minutes walk from attractions like Hoan Kiem Lake, St. Joseph Cathedral, and the Museum of the Vietnamese Revolution. The name ‘La Nueva’ means “new” in Spanish, inspired by this property’s wishes to breathe life into the Hanoi Old Quarter.
Dine at Momento Restaurant, which serves a range of Vietnamese and Western cuisine — or admire the views from Estrella Sky Bar, which serves cocktails with a breathtaking view of the Hoan Kiem Lake. The elegant wooden furnishings make the indoor spaces feel cozy, classic and tastefully old-fashioned. Rooms are air-conditioned and feature a dedicated seating area, a mini-bar, and a flat-screen TV. The hotel has its own library for guests to read or enjoy some peace and quiet, as well as a spa for booking a massage treatment or enjoying a sauna session.
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This boutique, 25-room and suite property is located a short walk from the town center and attractions like the Dong Xuan Market, Hanoi Old Quarter night market, Hoan Kiem Lake, and many other restaurants and attractions.
Rooms are clean and bright, and each of the elegant rooms is equipped with air conditioning, a 32-inch TV, WiFi, and a minibar. Other perks that come with an overnight visit include a welcome drink and room upgrades upon arrival (depending on availability).
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Hanoi La Siesta Hotel & Spa is located in the Old Quarter, walkable to attractions like Old City Gate, Ngoc Son Temple, and Dong Xuan Market. The property feels peaceful despite its bustling location and hosts cozy guest rooms and suites with their own seating area, a private bathroom, and free Wi-Fi. Rooms are outfitted with flat-screen cable TVs, a safe, an electric kettle, and a mini-bar.
Dine at Red Bean Ma May, which features a traditional Southeast Asian design — including a wall decked out in rich-colored tapestries, and serving traditional Vietnamese dishes. Grab a drink at Moonlight
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