Hanoi de Garden Boutique Hotel & Spa
A garden terrace with a boutique hotel's quieter scale
About this hotel
The terrace at Hanoi de Garden Boutique Hotel & Spa sits above a genuine garden, giving the rooftop a more residential character than the pool-deck luxury hotels nearby — greenery and shade rather than sun loungers stretching to the rail. Balcony rooms with city views extend that same sense up through the building, so guests get a taste of the terrace atmosphere without needing to leave their floor. Spa facilities and massage services downstairs round out a property built around a calmer, more considered pace, and the buffet breakfast keeps mornings simple before a day spent exploring the city centre, five minutes' walk from the hotel's front door. It's a rooftop built for lingering rather than a single photo, which suits the boutique pace of the rest of the stay.
- Garden terrace
- Balcony rooms
- Spa facilities
Our take
A strong pick for travelers who want boutique intimacy over a large hotel's rooftop scale — the garden-terrace combination and balcony rooms suit a quieter stay well. Those wanting a full rooftop pool or a lively bar scene will find larger city-centre luxury properties a better match, since this rooftop is built for calm rather than a busy evening crowd.
- ✓Request a balcony room with city views if the terrace itself is busy — it's a reliable way to get rooftop-adjacent time from your own floor.
- ✓Book a massage in the afternoon before heading to the garden terrace for the evening; the two pair naturally here.
- ✓Keep the buffet breakfast simple and save time for the five-minute walk into the city centre while the morning is still cool.
Why we love it
- Garden and terrace combination rather than a bare pool deck
- Balcony rooms with city views on multiple floors
- Spa facilities and massage services on-site
- Five-minute walk to the city centre's main sights
Why guests love itA retired couple chose Hanoi de Garden for its smaller scale, and the slower pace suited them well. Breakfast came from the buffet, followed by a long coffee on their balcony while the city filled with scooters. Late afternoons meant a massage at the spa, then an hour on the garden terrace as the light softened over the rooftops. They missed having a pool on the hottest days, but the calm terrace and balcony views made up for the lack of a bigger rooftop scene.