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Roygent Parks Hanoi
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L7 WEST LAKE HANOI By LOTTE HOTELS
L7 WEST LAKE HANOI By LOTTE HOTELS
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Anna Noi Bai Airport Hotel & Travel
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SUPER HOTEL HANOI - Grand Opening in 17 March 2026
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Royal Hotel Trinh Van Bo Nam Tu Liem
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Hanoi Lotus Boutique Hotel
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The Hanoi Club Hotel & Residences
L’HÔTEL du LAC Hanoi
L’HÔTEL du LAC Hanoi
InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72 by IHG
InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72 by IHG
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HANOI CAPSULE STATION
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PARKROYAL Serviced Suites Hanoi
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Lotte Hotel Hanoi
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Hanoi Lion Boutique Hotel & Spa
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Top neighborhoods in Hanoi
Old Quarter
Hanoi's Old Quarter buzzes with centuries of stories along its 36 streets of trades. Watch artisans hammer silver and carve wood in ancient tube houses while motorbikes zip past colonial buildings. Wander to tranquil Hoan Kiem Lake where locals practice tai chi or explore incense-filled temples that offer peaceful retreats from the energetic streets. From plastic stools serving affordable pho to boutique hotels in restored French buildings, the quarter offers authentic experiences at every turn. Most attractions sit within walking distance, though cyclos provide a traditional ride when your feet need rest. Morning visits avoid crowds and offer the gentlest introduction to this captivating neighborhood.
Tay Ho
Tay Ho lets you escape Hanoi's bustle without missing the magic. Stroll ancient pagodas like Tran Quoc with its lotus-shaped tower, or catch golden sunsets along West Lake's shoreline paths. French colonial villas mix with modern buildings while temple bells echo across the water. This leafy district balances traditional Vietnamese life with international flair. The dining scene shines with lakeside cafes and restaurants serving both local and global cuisine until around 10pm. Getting around is simple with motorbike taxis and ride-sharing apps, while quiet streets make walking or cycling a joy. From boutique hotels to upscale guesthouses, accommodations offer peaceful views of Vietnam's largest urban lake.
Ba Dinh
Ba Dinh serves up Vietnam's most significant historical landmarks against a backdrop of tree-lined boulevards and tranquil gardens. Explore the imposing granite Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the mustard-yellow Presidential Palace, and the ancient One Pillar Pagoda rising from lotus ponds. Military history buffs can check out weathered artifacts in museum courtyards while nature lovers wander through the botanical gardens. Government-worker lunch spots dish out authentic pho and bun cha at wallet-friendly prices. Wide boulevards make walking pleasant, though you'll need patience at traffic crossings. City buses connect major sites easily, with motorbike taxis filling transportation gaps when your feet need a break.
French Quarter
The French Quarter effortlessly blends Vietnam's rich history with French colonial charm. Honey-colored buildings with green shutters line tree-shaded boulevards while the neo-classical Opera House stands as a dramatic centerpiece. Visitors can explore St. Joseph's Cathedral, stroll along Hoan Kiem Lake, or discover local art galleries showcasing contemporary Vietnamese talent. Upscale Vietnamese-French fusion restaurants sit alongside sidewalk pho stalls, offering flavors for every palate. Boutique hotels housed in restored colonial buildings provide elegant accommodations with premium amenities. Getting around is a breeze with plentiful taxis and wide, walkable streets that invite leisurely exploration.
Hai Ba Trung
Hai Ba Trung offers a genuine slice of Hanoi life away from tourist hotspots. The neighborhood pulses with local energy around Hom Market, where street food aromas mix with vendor calls. Named after Vietnam's legendary warrior sisters, the area proudly showcases its heritage at Hai Ba Trung Temple with its traditional red lacquered architecture. Cultural spots like the Korean Culture Center and Cheo Theater add artistic flair. Local restaurants serve authentic Vietnamese dishes at wallet-friendly prices throughout tree-lined streets. Family-run guesthouses provide cozy accommodations with genuine hospitality. Getting around is easy with abundant local buses, motorbike taxis, and walkable streets connecting you to central Hanoi attractions.
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Wander through the Old Quarter's labyrinthine streets where vendors sell everything from silk scarves to steaming bowls of pho. Hoan Kiem Lake offers morning tranquility as locals practice tai chi before the city fully awakens. The Imperial Citadel of Thang Long reveals layers of history through its ancient stonework and archaeological treasures. At the Vietnam Military History Museum, rusting American tanks sit like defeated beasts. Coffee culture thrives in tiny cafes where egg coffee - a curious concoction of caffeine and custard - fuels animated conversations. The Ho Chi Minh Museum presents the national hero with reverence that borders on mythology. For families, Ho Tay Water Park provides splashy relief from the tropical humidity.
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