Hanoi Old quarter Central Hotel

Hanoi Old quarter Central Hotel is a 3-star hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with family rooms that include balconies. The room selection also includes Superior Double, Deluxe Double or Twin, Triple with Balcony and Standard Double options, with capacities ranging from two to four people. The Superior Double Room is 16 m², the Deluxe Double or Twin Room is 18 m², the Triple Room with Balcony is 20 m² and the Family Room with Balcony is 24 m². The family room has a city view, while the deluxe room also has a view.

Free WiFi is available throughout the hotel, and a 24-hour front desk operates alongside private check-in and check-out. Practical services include a tour desk, bicycle rental, laundry, room service, a minimarket and a barber/beauty shop. An airport shuttle and other shuttle service are also offered. There is no parking at the hotel.

The hotel is among the Old Quarter’s narrow streets, 500 m from Hoan Kiem Lake and 200 m from Ta Hien Street. Hanoi Weekend Night Market is also 200 m away, while Ha Noi Railway station is 1.6 km from the property.

Five room types cover couples, small groups and families, with the Family Room with Balcony accommodating up to four. At 24 m², it pairs a single bed with a large king-size bed and has a balcony with city views. The Triple Room with Balcony measures 20 m² and accommodates three, while the Superior Double Room is a 16 m² option for two. The 18 m² Deluxe Double or Twin Room is for two and has a view; the Standard Double Room also accommodates two, with a large king-size bed.

The first three room types have private bathrooms, air conditioning and flat-screen TVs. Balconies distinguish the family and triple options, while the Deluxe room adds a view in a double-or-twin configuration. The Superior measures 16 m², and the Standard Double Room offers another two-person layout with a large king-size bed. Across the range, occupancy runs from two to four, with separate configurations for couples, three travellers or a family.

Free WiFi is available throughout the hotel, and room service brings service to the guest rooms. A 24-hour front desk operates alongside private check-in and check-out, with daily housekeeping and laundry also available. For outings, there is a tour desk and bicycle rental; shuttle service and an airport shuttle are also offered. The hotel has no parking.

Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available, with air conditioning among the general facilities. An on-site minimarket and barber/beauty shop add shopping and personal-care services within the property. A designated smoking area is also provided. Visitors can use the tour desk to arrange local tours, and the staff can assist with booking them. Bicycle rental is available, alongside the hotel’s shuttle services.

Ngõ Trung Yên places the hotel among the narrow streets of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a dense historic grid traditionally associated with different trades. Kim Ngan Temple is 100 m away. Hanoi Weekend Night Market and Ta Hien Street are each 200 m from the hotel, while Hoan Kiem Lake is 500 m away. Hang Bac and Hang Gai are examples of Old Quarter streets named after the trades once based there. Small shops, cafés and food businesses sit among the lanes around these sights.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.6 km from the hotel, and Noi Bai International Airport is 19.8 km away. An airport shuttle and a separate shuttle service are available, but the hotel has no parking. Private check-in/check-out and a 24-hour front desk support arrivals throughout the day. The Old Quarter’s narrow street pattern makes nearby visits straightforward on foot, including trips to the temples, food streets and lakefront.

Hanoi Old Quarter Cultural Exchange Centre is 250 m away, The Huc Bridge is 300 m away, O Quan Chuong City Gate is 450 m away, and Dong Xuan Market is 600 m away. The bridge and gate are historic district landmarks, while the market reflects the area’s trading character. Other sightseeing choices include Hoa Lo Historical Prison, the National Museum of Vietnamese History, the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long and Long Bien Bridge. You can combine the old gate and market with a lakefront walk, then choose a museum or historic site for a longer outing. Hoan Kiem Lake’s paths and temple island offer a pause between visits to the compact streets.