Located in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, Signature by M Village Ha Noi Old Quarter enjoys a prime setting that brings you closer to the city’s distinctive rhythm. Hidden behind timeworn streets, the hotel reveals a contemporary interpretation of Hanoi’s architectural heritage, where timeless charm is reimagined through a modern lens.
The experience unfolds through leisurely strolls along historic streets, moments spent savoring local flavors, and relaxing by the rooftop pool above the bustle of the city. It is here that you can truly experience a side of Hanoi that is at once nostalgic and contemporary.
"A very pleasant hotel, clean and tidy. The bed was excellent with crisp white linens and comfortable pillows, and the air conditioning worked well. The hotel staff deserves special praise. They did everything possible to make our stay comfortable. They were polite, friendly, attentive, and ready to help at any moment with any issue. On the first night, it was quite noisy because of very loud karaoke singing in the building opposite. The hotel manager immediately offered us another room in case the music played all night, so we could move there at any time and spend the night. However, the music stopped at midnight, and we stayed in our original room. So, the staff's care and attentiveness towards guests are beyond praise. Well done! As for the location, it's very inconvenient. Cars are not allowed in this area. When we arrived from the airport, the driver struggled to get close to the hotel because car access to this street is restricted until evening. Only motorbikes and pedestrians are allowed. There are prohibition signs everywhere. So, be prepared to walk with your luggage. When we checked out at six in the morning, a car could already approach the hotel. This means car access is only open in the evenings after 9 pm and early mornings. And the hotel is not nearby, but a 15-minute walk from the lake. There's a charming rooftop pool and bar. The hotel offers breakfast, which includes noodle soup, a meat bun, coffee, tea, and a dessert. I would rate the breakfast a 3. It would be good to have a more diverse menu, perhaps with omelets, yogurts, and porridges. There are many street cafes, a shop, and tourist centers around the hotel. It's very noisy in the evenings. Another important point: there are two hotels with the same name. Once, a taxi took us to the other one, which is a 30-minute drive away. It would make sense for the owners to differentiate the name somehow to avoid confusion."