Best Hotels near Doo Entertainment, Hanoi

My family often come to Hanoi and Hotel No. 187 Lo Duc, Hai Ba Trung, Hanoi is our choice. After nearly a year, this time I had the opportunity to come to Hanoi, as always 1 Lo Duc - Dong Mac - Hai Ba Trung - Hanoi is the place we go for our family vacation. The first impression I see is that the hotel has changed a lot, the service is better every day, everything has become perfect like a 5-star hotel. Classy inside, friendly and professional staff attitude. Book will, cool, very good quality, reasonable price. I will still come back here for the next vacation, thank you for the change to meet the increasingly high needs of tourists.

What a great place to be , right in the thick of things in the historic Old Quarter of Hà Nôi !! Rooms are spacious and well cleaned by friendly staff and the reception staff are fantastic ! Knowledgable and courteous and always with a smile on their faces ! I would highly recommend The Queen Hotel and Spa 2 as a economical and great place to be .

We recently had the sheer pleasure of staying at the Hanoi Stella Hotel for three nights and our hearts are still nestled in the warm embrace of this exquisite establishment. Situated in the vibrant heart of Hanoi, the location afforded us the luxury of strolling through the city’s captivating streets with utmost ease. The rooms we were initially provided were a haven of comfort, showcasing pristine hygiene, especially in the bathrooms, which is always a big tick. The jewel in the crown was undoubtedly the staff whose proficiency in English was matched only by their boundless kindness. Their welcoming smiles immediately dissolved any travel-weary tension, making our interactions with them utterly delightful. Our adventure beckoned us to Sapa for a few days, but we found ourselves looking for the comforting cocoon of Hanoi Stella. Without a second thought, we booked it again for our final night in the city. To our sheer joy, we were upgraded to a family room—a spacious sanctuary that made us wish we had booked it every day of our stay. The room was a cornucopia of comfort, boasting ample space, heavenly beds, and a top-notch air conditioning system ensuring a cool retreat from the city’s hustle and bustle. The reception was a redux of our initial warm welcome, greeting us with tea, making our return feel like a homecoming. Their attentiveness added a golden touch to our already stellar experience.

Very friendly people working there. Did stay there for 6 nights. Room top floor no sound from outside good double bed and nice furniture including television and a watercooker. Location just about the opposite of the old town need to cross the river hotel next to the bridge.

Harry and Tom at the front desk were super helpful and we had a fantastic time in the old quarter. The hotel is located in a back lane, we enjoyed the feel of the city hustle. We are a family of 4 with two young kids. There’s a few worthwhile spots nearby - Roses Travel Agency, the massage place staffed by blind people, some good bahn mi (sic) and bun chau (sic, I’m not sure of the spelling for these). Also, definitely recommended bringing AUD, EUR, or USD notes and exchanging here. The exchange rates in some of the local hotels/travel agencies/etc are close to commercial currency exchange rates, far superior to exchange rates from western banks.

I stayed two nights there in two different rooms. One overlooking the street and one with windows but with no views. Both were good and quiet. The bed was super comfy, very nice bed linen, great bathroom with powerful shower. Good breakfast, very friendly staff.

Stayed many times and very satisfied! The breakfast is good. The restaurant is on the top floor. You can see the panoramic view of Hanoi. Most of them are Japanese and Korean. It is clean and tidy. There is a small supermarket next to the hotel and a large shopping mall in 5 minutes' walk!

Except that the location is a little bit off, I think this is a relatively cost-effective hotel in Hanoi. The rooms are big, the beds are clean, the mattresses are comfortable, etc. Many tour groups live here, and you may feel a bit crowded when having breakfast.

I have mixed feelings about this hotel because it has the potential to be an incredible place to stay, but unfortunately it falls short of this in a few areas. The room I stayed in was a triple room with a lot of space and very comfortable beds. However, the 8th floor wasn't quiet at all so I did not sleep well at all for the duration of my stay. The noise carried from the surrounding streets, bars and other guests walking along the corridor. Views from the window were beautiful and I really enjoyed seeing Hanoi from above. The rooftop bar is well worth visiting, especially as the sun sets over the city. It is slightly more expensive than some of the surrounding bars but it is worth visiting for the views. The food in the hotel wasn't great and breakfast involved a very limited selection of Vietnamese delicacies. I scraped by with noodles and boiled cabbage as the vegetarian breakfast option and I was disappointed to find the coffee was also terrible. The hotel is in a great location and you can walk to a number of Old Quarter sites easily. Some shops and restaurants are also within easy walking distance. Anyone with mobility issues would be best staying in a different hotel because the entrance is up some very steep steps. The wheelchair/ pushchair ramp is very steep and leads onto a busy road. However, the indoor areas of the hotel are accessible. I would return to stay in this hotel in future. If you want more information about this hotel or Hanoi, feel free to visit my blog.

Thanks for the amazing experience at La Mandarina Hotel. The hotel owner and the staffs are very friendly, thoughtful and helpful. When I was there exploring the Old Quarters, they even told me the places to eat and took pictures for me. Really recommend everyone to go there to spend the night. I will come back here when I have another chance to visit Hanoi!