Hanoi Solis Hotel

Hanoi Solis Hotel is a 5-star hotel in the French Quarter of Hanoi, with a rooftop swimming pool. The hotel also has an indoor pool, a spa and a fitness centre, alongside a restaurant, bar and terrace. Its central setting puts Hoan Kiem Lake and several historic sights within a short walk.

The six room options range from an 18 m² double room to a 60 m² suite. Air conditioning, soundproofing, a flat-screen TV, minibar and private bathroom feature across the room range; some rooms add a balcony, terrace or city view. The family room accommodates up to four people, while the suites have separate bedrooms and, in the larger option, a living room and two bathrooms.

Dining includes a restaurant serving American, Vietnamese, Asian and international dishes, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices. Breakfast is offered in several styles, including continental, Asian and buffet options. WiFi is free throughout. Private parking is available nearby for a charge, and the hotel provides a paid airport shuttle, tour desk and 24-hour front desk.

Hanoi Solis Hotel's six room entries range from an 18 m² Deluxe Internal Window to suites of 40 m² and 60 m². The 20 m² Premium Old Quarter View adds a view, while the 25 m² Deluxe Double Room with Balcony has a balcony and city view. Air conditioning, soundproofing, a flat-screen TV and minibar feature across the rooms, along with a private bathroom with a bath and shower. Free toiletries, bathrobes and a bidet are also provided.

The two Suite with Balcony entries differ in size and layout: the 60 m² option has a separate bedroom and living room, two bathrooms and a terrace, and accommodates up to three people. The 40 m² suite has a bedroom and bathroom with a terrace and city view, and sleeps two. The 40 m² Deluxe Family Room accommodates up to four, while both the Deluxe Internal Window and Premium Old Quarter View sleep two.

Hanoi Solis Hotel combines dining, wellness and practical services. The restaurant and bar are complemented by an on-site coffee house, fruit, wine and champagne, a kid-friendly buffet, and special-diet menus on request. Breakfast is offered in continental, vegetarian, Asian, American, buffet and breakfast-to-go formats. A fitness centre, spa and wellness centre, terrace and bicycle rental are also available.

For getting around, the hotel has a tour desk, concierge service, luggage storage, walking and bike tours, and classes about local culture. The front desk operates around the clock, and daily housekeeping, laundry and airport shuttle services are available. Private parking is at a nearby location and costs extra; reservation is not needed. WiFi is free in all areas. The restaurant also serves American, Vietnamese, Asian and international cuisines, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices.

Hanoi Solis Hotel is on Phố Hàng Trống in the French Quarter, among the central streets around Hoan Kiem Lake. The lake is 200 m away, and Saint Joseph Cathedral is also 200 m from the hotel. Ngoc Son Temple is 250 m away, reached across the lake via The Huc Bridge, while Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square is 300 m away. The nearby streets combine places to eat with shops and historic buildings, and the hotel has its own restaurant and bar.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.1 km away, and Noi Bai International Airport is 20.2 km from the hotel. A paid airport shuttle is available, and the front desk operates 24 hours a day. If you arrive by car, private parking is possible at a nearby location for a daily charge; reservation is not needed. The concierge and tour desk can help with local arrangements, while the hotel’s address on Phố Hàng Trống puts you close to the lakefront streets.

For a museum visit, Hoa Lo Historical Prison is 650 m away, as is the Vietnamese Women’s Museum. Hanoi Old City Gate is 900 m from the hotel, and the National Museum of Vietnamese History is 950 m away. The first two offer different perspectives on Vietnam’s history and society; the Old City Gate is a landmark of the historic street network, while the National Museum presents collections spanning the country’s past. Saint Joseph Cathedral and the lakeside temples are also easy to include on foot, with the cafés and restaurants around Phố Hàng Trống providing places to stop between visits.