THE LEGEND HANOI Hotel
A rooftop pool with a lounge and pool bar to match
About this hotel
THE LEGEND HANOI Hotel rounds out its rooftop swimming pool with a lounge and pool bar, giving the terrace a genuine evening life beyond daytime swimming — city-view rooms with bathrobes extend the five-star comfort down through the building. Free on-site private parking is a practical addition uncommon among central Hanoi's rooftop hotels, and the restaurant's Vietnamese, Asian, international, and European menus, with vegetarian, gluten-free, and halal options, alongside local specialities and fresh pastries at breakfast, keep the dining as wide-ranging as the pool deck's own offer. Twenty-five kilometres from Noi Bai International Airport, the property sits solidly within the city's central hotel cluster, close enough for an easy taxi ride either way.
- Rooftop pool
- Pool bar and lounge
- On-site parking
Our take
A good match for travelers who want a rooftop pool that stays active into the evening via its lounge and pool bar, rather than closing once the sun sets — that transition is a real strength here. Guests who need on-site parking will also find this a rarer, welcome amenity among central properties.
- ✓Stay at the pool bar past sunset to catch the lounge's evening atmosphere rather than leaving after an afternoon swim.
- ✓Use the free on-site parking if arriving with a vehicle — it's uncommon among comparable central properties.
- ✓Check halal dining options in advance if relevant to your stay.
Why we love it
- Rooftop swimming pool with a lounge and pool bar
- Free on-site private parking
- City-view rooms with bathrobes
- Halal, vegetarian, and gluten-free dining options
Why guests love itA business traveler in Hanoi for a week of meetings arrived by car and was relieved to find on-site parking, rare this central. His routine settled quickly: the fitness centre at dawn, then, after long days, a swim in the rooftop pool as the light faded over the city, before moving to the lounge and pool bar once the windows below lit up. Dinner was often Vietnamese at the in-house restaurant. His one regret was never leaving a free afternoon to enjoy the pool in daylight.