Meritel Hanoi

Meritel Hanoi is a 5-star hotel in the Old Quarter of Hanoi, with a rooftop swimming pool. Its rooms range from 24 m² to 55 m² and include air conditioning, private bathrooms, soundproofing, flat-screen TVs and minibars. Choices include rooms with courtyard or city views, balconies and terraces, as well as a Family Connecting Suite for travelling together.

The hotel has spa and wellness facilities, a fitness centre, sauna and steam room. Its restaurant serves British, Italian, Vietnamese, local, Asian and international dishes, while breakfast selections include continental, American, buffet and Full English/Irish options, alongside vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices. Breakfast to go is also available.

On Hang Bong in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, Meritel Hanoi is within walking distance of Hanoi Train Street, Hoa Lo Historical Prison and Hoan Kiem Lake. The mix of a rooftop pool, wellness facilities and family accommodation suits couples, city-break travellers and families looking for a central base for exploring on foot.

Meritel Hanoi offers a varied collection of air-conditioned rooms and suites, from a 24 m² Superior Double or Twin Room to the 55 m² Family Connecting Suite. Room sizes between those options include 26 m² Deluxe and Executive rooms, a 28 m² Junior Suite, and several suites of 32 m² or more. The Superior option has no window, while other rooms offer courtyard or city views.

Balconies feature in several categories, and the Grand Terrace adds a terrace with city and landmark views. The family suite accommodates up to four people and combines two single beds with a larger double bed. Private bathrooms, soundproofing, flat-screen TVs and minibars are common features across the room range, with walk-in showers and amenities such as bathrobes, slippers and toiletries.

Meritel Hanoi combines guest services with a broad range of wellness facilities. A 24-hour front desk, concierge service, luggage storage, tour desk and currency exchange support arrivals and local arrangements. Daily housekeeping, laundry and room service are also available. The hotel has a lift, family rooms, non-smoking rooms, soundproof rooms, air conditioning and heating. An airport shuttle is available, WiFi is free throughout the property, and there is no on-site parking.

Dining options include a restaurant, bar and coffee house, with a kid-friendly buffet and meals for children. Breakfast choices include continental, Full English/Irish, vegetarian, vegan, Asian, American and buffet selections, as well as breakfast to go. The spa and wellness centre has a sauna, steam room, hot tub, massage services, treatment options, a foot bath and a relaxation lounge. A fitness centre, sun terrace and outdoor furniture round out the shared facilities.

Meritel Hanoi is on Hang Bong in the Old Quarter, where Hanoi’s traditional street grid is made up of closely spaced lanes lined with shops and cafés. Hanoi Train Street is 150 m away, and Hang Da Galleria is 250 m from the hotel. Saint Joseph Cathedral is 350 m away, while Hoa Lo Historical Prison is 450 m from the door. The immediate streets combine everyday commerce with historic buildings and places to eat, all within the walkable central neighbourhood.

Ha Noi Railway station is 700 m away, giving rail arrivals the option of walking or taking a local taxi for the final stretch. Noi Bai International Airport is 20.2 km away, and the hotel offers an airport shuttle. There is no parking at the property, so drivers will need to make other arrangements. A 24-hour front desk can assist with arrivals at different times, while the tour desk can help with local visits.

For a walk around the central sights, Hoan Kiem Lake is 750 m away, with paths beside the water and the Turtle Tower on the lake. The Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is 800 m from the hotel, and Hanoi Temple of Literature is 950 m away. Hanoi Old City Gate, 1.1 km away, provides another historic stop. These nearby landmarks can be visited on foot from the Old Quarter, with the lake, religious sites and museums each offering a different view of Hanoi’s history and streetscape.