Eliana Premio Hotel Hanoi
Balcony city views next to the railway station and cathedral
About this hotel
Eliana Premio Hotel Hanoi puts its balcony rooms within easy reach of two very different landmarks — Ha Noi Railway Station under a kilometre away and St. Joseph Cathedral just 400 metres from the hotel — giving the city view from each balcony a genuinely central, layered outlook. Bathrobes, tea and coffee makers, and soundproofing round out the room amenities, and the family-friendly restaurant's Vietnamese menu, with vegetarian options, serves brunch, lunch, and dinner in traditional or romantic settings. Hanoi Temple of Literature sits a sixteen-minute walk away, keeping the property within striking distance of another of the city's major sights beyond the immediate cathedral and station a few streets over.
- Balcony city views
- Near railway station
- Near St. Joseph Cathedral
Our take
A solid choice for travelers who want balcony city views close to the railway station and cathedral without needing a taxi for either — the location covers a lot of ground on foot. Guests wanting a rooftop bar, pool, or terrace-specific amenity should look toward the city centre's dedicated rooftop properties instead.
- ✓Request a balcony room facing St. Joseph Cathedral if that specific view matters to you.
- ✓Use the hotel's proximity to Ha Noi Railway Station to plan an early departure without a long taxi ride.
- ✓Walk to Hanoi Temple of Literature, about sixteen minutes away, for a half-day addition to a central itinerary.
Why we love it
- Balcony rooms with city views near two major landmarks
- Under a kilometre from Ha Noi Railway Station
- 400 metres from St. Joseph Cathedral
- Bathrobes and tea and coffee makers in-room
Why guests love itBooked on an early-morning train north, a couple chose Eliana Premio because Ha Noi Railway Station lies under a kilometre away. The evening before, they strolled to St. Joseph Cathedral, then settled on their balcony with tea from the in-room maker as the city lights came on. Soundproofing kept the traffic out, and the bathrobes felt like a small luxury before a long journey. There is no rooftop bar, pool or terrace, so anyone wanting an evening drink with a view will need another address.