A 4-star hotel in Hanoi's Old Quarter near Hoan Kiem Lake, with a fitness centre, on-site restaurant, air-conditioned rooms and free WiFi throughout.
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Luxury Old Quarter Hotel & Gym is a four-star hotel in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter, on Hang Bo Street just a few minutes' walk from Hoan Kiem Lake and the lively markets, cafes and restaurants that surround it. Behind a smart street frontage it offers air-conditioned rooms and suites, an on-site restaurant and — as the name suggests — a fitness centre, with free WiFi throughout the property.
Rooms range from Superior Doubles for couples to Deluxe Twin, Triple and Family options, plus City View and Balcony suites for more space. Each is soundproofed and comes with a flat-screen cable TV, minibar, safety deposit box, electric kettle and an en suite bathroom with bathrobes, slippers and free toiletries.
A 24-hour front desk handles currency exchange, luggage storage, a ticketing service and airport transfers on request, and a continental breakfast is served each morning. Rated 9.2 from 725 reviews, the hotel scores an outstanding 9.7 for both staff and location.
The hotel's six room types all share the same calm, contemporary formula: soundproofed walls, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a minibar, a safety deposit box and an en suite bathroom stocked with free toiletries, bathrobes and slippers. Couples can settle into a compact Superior Double, while the Deluxe Twin and Triple rooms and the Family Suite add extra beds and floor space for small groups and families. For more room to spread out, the City View and Balcony suites bring a separate seating area, city outlooks and, in two cases, a private balcony. Bed setups and sizes for each type are listed below, straight from the property.
Luxury Old Quarter Hotel & Gym pairs a central Old Quarter address with the practical services of a full four-star hotel. An on-site restaurant serves a continental breakfast each morning, with Full English, Asian, American and vegetarian options and a breakfast-to-go choice for early starts. True to its name, the hotel keeps a fitness centre on site, and free WiFi reaches every corner of the property. The 24-hour front desk is the real workhorse, handling currency exchange, luggage storage, a ticketing service and airport transfers arranged on request. Inside, every room is air-conditioned and soundproofed, with a flat-screen cable TV, minibar, safety deposit box, electric kettle and en suite bathroom — the comforts that keep the property rated 9.3 for both comfort and cleanliness.
Luxury Old Quarter Hotel & Gym sits on Hang Bo Street in Hoan Kiem district, the historic core of Hanoi, so most of the city's landmarks are within walking distance of the door. The nearest gateway is Noi Bai International Airport, about 21 km to the north; by car it is roughly a 25 to 35-minute drive outside peak hours, and the hotel's 24-hour front desk can arrange an airport transfer for a surcharge if you prefer a fixed price to a metered taxi or Grab. Hanoi railway station, with services south to Ninh Binh, Hue and Da Nang, is only about 1.3 km away — a short taxi ride or a 15-minute walk. Once you have checked in, the Old Quarter is best explored on foot: the streets around the hotel are narrow, busy and flat, and cyclos and ride-hailing scooters are easy to flag for longer hops.
You are in the middle of the action here. Hoan Kiem Lake, with the red Huc Bridge and Ngoc Son Temple on its islet, is about a 10-minute stroll south, while old Dong Xuan Market and the restored Old City Gate lie a few hundred metres north. The famous “36 streets”, each traditionally devoted to a single trade, fan out around the hotel and are lined with pho stalls, egg-coffee cafes and silk shops. History fans can walk to Hoa Lo Prison in around 15 minutes and reach the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long, a UNESCO site, in under 20. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings the surrounding streets become a car-free walking zone with a sprawling night market — the liveliest time to wander. Spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons; summers are hot and humid, so it is worth sightseeing early or late in the day.
