Hanoi Allure Hotel

Hanoi Allure Hotel is a 4-star hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with family rooms and an on-site restaurant serving Asian cuisine. Ta Hien Street is 100 m away, while Hoan Kiem Lake is 750 m from the hotel, putting historic lanes and city sights within walking distance.

Room choices range from a 19.5 m² Superior Double or Twin Room to a 65 m² Executive Family Room with Balcony. Options include courtyard or city views, balconies, soundproofing and private bathrooms; some rooms have a bath or a coffee machine. Family categories offer layouts with several beds, and selected rooms have a sofa or a first-day minibar and snack set.

The restaurant serves a continental buffet breakfast, and its menu includes Asian dishes and vegetarian options. Facilities include a fitness room, free WiFi, a tour desk, concierge service and a 24-hour front desk. The hotel also offers room service, cultural activities and a paid shuttle service. Parking is not available on site.

Hanoi Allure Hotel has seven room options, ranging from compact double or twin accommodation to larger family rooms. The Superior Double or Twin Room measures 19.5 m² and overlooks an inner courtyard. Balcony rooms start at 22.5 m², with city or courtyard views. The 32.5 m² Executive Double or Twin Room with Balcony is on a higher floor, while the 35 m² Family triple room adds a sofa.

Family accommodation also comes in 45 m² and 65 m² categories, both with balconies; the larger Executive Family Room has a city view. All room types have air conditioning and a private bathroom, and soundproofing and flat-screen TVs feature across the range. Bathrooms have showers, with a bath also available in some categories. Bed arrangements include single beds and combinations for families, while selected rooms add a coffee machine or a first-day minibar and snack set.

The hotel’s dining facilities include a restaurant, room service, wine and champagne, a kid-friendly buffet, children’s meals and special-diet menus on request. Breakfast is continental and buffet style. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, and rooms include air conditioning, private bathrooms, flat-screen TVs and cable channels. Family rooms, a lift and a fitness room are also available.

For exploring Hanoi, facilities include a tour desk, concierge service, bicycle rental, bike and walking tours, cooking classes and tours about local culture. The 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, daily housekeeping and laundry add practical services. A shared lounge, car hire and a shuttle service are also available.

The hotel is on Dao Duy Tu street in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a dense grid of narrow lanes traditionally associated with specialist trades. The street pattern north of Hoan Kiem Lake is known for craft- and goods-based names; Hang Bac, Hang Gai and Hang Dau are examples elsewhere in the quarter. Ta Hien Street is 100 m away, O Quan Chuong City Gate is 200 m away, and Hanoi Weekend Night Market is 300 m away. Dong Xuan Market is 450 m from the hotel, with temples and heritage buildings occupying smaller lanes between the main streets.

For onward trips, Ha Noi Railway station is 1.7 km away and Noi Bai International Airport is 19.6 km away. Hanoi Allure Hotel has a paid shuttle service, but parking is not available on site. The front desk is open 24 hours, and the hotel asks you to share your expected arrival time in advance. The address is on Dao Duy Tu street, which you can give to a driver when arranging your journey to the entrance.

Hoan Kiem Lake is 750 m away, and The Huc Bridge is 550 m from the hotel. The bridge crosses the water to Ngoc Son Temple, making the lakefront a worthwhile stop alongside the Old Quarter’s streetside temples. For museum visits, the National Museum of Vietnamese History and Hoa Lo Historical Prison are each 1.3 km away. The first explores Vietnam’s past through historical collections, while the former prison is a site focused on the country’s colonial period and later history.