San Hanoi Hotel & Gaming
A quiet-street alternative with a genuine wellness centre
About this hotel
San Hanoi Hotel & Gaming offers a choice between city or quiet street views, a flexibility that sets it apart from properties with a single fixed outlook — guests can pick the busier Old Quarter energy or a calmer residential angle depending on preference. The spa and wellness centre, fitness centre, and hot tub give the property a genuine wellness dimension beyond the view itself, and the Vietnamese restaurant's à la carte breakfast and brunch service, along with a traditional dinner setting, round out a stay built for guests who want both quiet and activity available on request. A nineteen-minute walk reaches the Vietnamese Women's Museum, keeping the Old Quarter's sights within reasonable range.
- Quiet street views
- Spa and wellness centre
- Hot tub
Our take
Good for travelers who want the option of a quieter street view alongside genuine wellness amenities like the hot tub and spa centre — the flexibility between city and quiet rooms is a real point of difference. Those wanting a rooftop bar or pool deck should look toward the city centre's dedicated rooftop properties.
- ✓Request a quiet street-view room specifically if you'd rather avoid Old Quarter noise than have the busier city outlook.
- ✓Use the hot tub and wellness centre in the late afternoon before the Vietnamese restaurant's dinner service.
- ✓Plan the nineteen-minute walk to the Vietnamese Women's Museum as a half-day addition to an Old Quarter itinerary.
Why we love it
- Choice between city or quiet street-view rooms
- Spa and wellness centre with a genuine hot tub
- Fitness centre for an active stay
- Vietnamese restaurant with à la carte breakfast and brunch
Why guests love itLanding on a late flight into Noi Bai, a light sleeper asked for a quiet-street room at San Hanoi and slept better than he had expected. The following mornings ran to the same pattern: a session in the fitness centre, then a long soak in the hot tub at the wellness centre while the city warmed up outside. Dinner at the Vietnamese restaurant spared him a few evenings of searching. He did note there is no rooftop bar or pool deck, so sunset views meant heading out.