Hanoi Paradise Center

Visitors to Hanoi can leave the city behind to see the more rural attractions – there are boating tours down the rivers in Tam Coc and biking tours through the rice paddies of Ninh Binh. Most famously, you can leave from Hanoi to go on boating tours around Halong Bay that include stops to explore limestone caves. Within a short walk from the hotel, you can find interesting options for dinner. To taste a wide variety of cuisine in the area, consider taking one of Hanoi’s [gastronomic tours]https://www.anywhere.com/vietnam/destinations/hanoi/tours).

Hanoi Paradise Center’s spa area has lush landscaping and a lengthy pool that’s perfect for swimming laps. Around the pool, you can sip drinks in the shade as you watch the world go by. In the spa’s main building, there’s an elegant, boutique ambiance where you can choose from a selection of massages, foot treatments, and skincare treatments.

The dining room has chic, black-and-grey furnishings, under a high ceiling with a central bar. The hotel serves a daily buffet breakfast, with all the components of a typical Vietnamese breakfast (which comes with a similar selection of foods as what you would find at lunch or dinner). There’s also an a la carte menu for convenient, on-site meals.

The stylish look of the hotel lobby continues in the muted tones of the guest rooms. Some rooms don’t have windows, but the more upscale rooms come with city views. Rooms have desks and kitchenettes with kettles, minibars, and mini fridges.

You can make coffee and tea in your room, and daily housekeeping ensures that the rooms remain somewhere you’d want to sit and relax, maybe while you watch the widescreen TV. Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and each room comes furnished with an international direct dial telephone. Each room has a private bathroom with a shower, a bathtub, and a hair dryer.