Minerva Premium Hotel
A city-view terrace with room-level balcony access
About this hotel
Minerva Premium Hotel spreads its terrace experience across both a shared rooftop space and individual balconies, so guests get city views without necessarily needing to head up to a communal bar. The terrace itself pairs with a bar on the same level, giving evening drinks a proper setting above the city centre's streets, while the outdoor dining area extends that same view into mealtimes. Spa facilities and a hot tub round out the property's amenities, and the restaurant's Vietnamese and European menus, backed by a varied breakfast spread including full English and Irish options, keep the rest of the stay flexible around the terrace's evening rhythm rather than tying every meal to a fixed schedule.
- Terrace with city views
- Balcony rooms
- Bar
Our take
A solid choice for travelers who want city views available both from a shared terrace and their own balcony — that flexibility suits guests who don't always want to head up for a communal rooftop scene. Those chasing a rooftop pool or dedicated bar program should look elsewhere in the city centre.
- ✓Request a balcony room if you'd rather have private city-view time than rely solely on the shared terrace.
- ✓Try the outdoor dining area for dinner rather than just drinks — it extends the terrace's view into the meal itself.
- ✓Sample the full English or Irish breakfast option if traveling from a market with different morning expectations.
Why we love it
- Terrace with city views paired with a bar
- Balcony rooms offering private views
- Outdoor dining area extending the terrace experience
- Spa facilities and hot tub on-site
Why guests love itCelebrating an anniversary, a couple booked Minerva Premium mostly for the room itself, with its own hot tub and a balcony facing the city. They took a first drink at the bar, then carried the second up to the terrace to watch Hanoi's lights spread out at dusk. On most other nights they simply stayed on the balcony. Swimmers should know there is no pool, so the hottest afternoons were spent at the spa rather than in the water.