Hotels with Parking in Hanoi

"I stayed for 3 nights. The hotel is located on a quiet side street, but it was surprisingly easy to find, and I didn't get lost. The surrounding area offered many dining and cafe options. It was an attractive location with a calm atmosphere, yet you could still catch glimpses of local life. What was particularly helpful during my stay was being able to communicate with the host via LINE. For a Japanese person, this was incredibly smooth and reassuring. They readily accommodated requests for toilet paper refills and towel changes. Furthermore, there were many instances where I felt their hospitality, such as free snacks and water service, and free-to-use washing machines and dryers (one of each). The closet was also large, so I had no trouble organizing my luggage. Above all, I felt that the quietness at this location and the price made it extremely good value for money. However, there were a few concerns regarding hygiene and security. First, the inside of the refrigerator was dirty and had a strong, unpleasant odor, so I ended up not using it at all. Also, there was water left in the electric kettle, presumably from the previous guest, which gave me the impression that the cleaning of the wet areas was not thorough, and that was disappointing. Regarding security, the master card was left next to the door without a lock, which made me uneasy. For safety, I kept the master card inside my room during my stay. Overall, it was a comfortable stay with excellent cost performance. I feel that if the cleaning and other issues were improved, I would be able to recommend it to others with more confidence."

"I recently stayed at Le Grand Central Hotel and had a wonderful experience. The location is absolutely perfect — it’s right in the center, making it so easy to explore the main attractions of Hanoi, yet it still feels like a comfortable retreat. The room was clean, well-maintained, and had everything I needed for a comfortable stay. The highlight, however, was the staff. They were incredibly welcoming and helpful throughout my time there, always ready with a smile and great local advice."

"The hotel was nice, the staff very helpful and polite. What was unexpected for me is that there was nothing in the bathroom around the shower, like a curtain or something, so the water splashed everywhere and was then taking a lot of time to dry. I’ve seen it in bathrooms in India, but didn’t know Vietnam would be the same. However, since it was just for one night, it wasn’t a big deal. The room itself was clean and spacious. One window didn’t close on the latch though. I Also, I had a problem with exchanging my last 50$ cash in the airport, cause they don’t except old kind of currency, which was a surprise, cause I didn’t encounter any problem with that before in my primal destination in Japan, but the hotel hand the nearby restaurant accepted card, so in the end it wasn’t much of an issue either. The hotel doesn’t provide with one-time slippers, but there are rubber sandal-type slippers for the bathroom and the room. I was ok with that, but I know it is an issue for people who don’t enjoy wearing things somebody else have worn before. Also, there was a dirty spoon and the walls in the bathroom looked like they needed some mold-proofing, since it is a very damp environment."

"I’ve been to Hanoi a few times and hotel service here is generally good, but Solaria truly stood out for us from the moment we stepped in, all the way to when we left and were warmly sent off by the porter. The level of service was impeccable. The hotel itself was excellent, cleanliness, welcome drinks, snacks, and overall comfort were all on point. Everything felt thoughtful and well taken care of. A special shoutout to two wonderful staff members who made our stay even more memorable: 1. Daria: During breakfast, we asked about the special chili salt powder served with fruits (it was amazingly tasty!). Daria not only explained where we could get it from a local mart, but also thoughtfully packed some in a container for us to bring home. Funny enough, we loved it so much that we bought fresh mango that same night and finished everything immediately! 2. Lily (Reception): We would like to give our heartfelt compliments to her, who assisted us from our first day to the last. She brought us on a room tour, polite, friendly, and answered all our typical tourist questions with ease. As we had requested a high floor, we were assigned one of the highest floors in the hotel. Lily thoughtfully informed us that the restaurant is located right above and operates until 10pm, so there might be slight noise until then. She checked if we were light sleepers and offered us the option to change to a lower floor for the remaining nights if it became an issue. The next morning at breakfast, she personally checked in with us again regarding the room, and it turned out to be perfectly fine for us, we didn’t notice much noise as we were still awake around that time. Since this was our anniversary trip (which I had indicated in the hotel remarks), our room was beautifully decorated with towel-shaped swans and rose petals, a really lovely touch. The next morning at breakfast, after our meal, Lily came by and presented us with a specially made coconut pandan pudding dessert. She shared that it was prepared for us today as we seemed a little tired from traveling the day before. During breakfast as well, Lily brought up about our request with housekeeping team for a firm pillow from the night before. Although we were initially told only one type was available, she took the initiative to explain and said she would try to source one for us. That very night, I received a firm pillow, truly thoughtful service. Lily also helped us plan our travel time to the airport, offered to assist with booking the hotel spa via her personal contact, and gave fantastic local food recommendations like cháo sườn with quẩy and rượu (sadly the shop was closed when we arrived, but it’s definitely on my list for my next trip to Hanoi). What really stood out is how Lily picks up on small cues and chooses the right moment to communicate, making everything feel very natural and personalized rather than forced. There was even more she helped us with along the way, always attentive and proactive, which really made a difference to our stay. To top it all off, during checkout, we were gifted local souvenirs, Trung Nguyen coffee drip filter and coffee powder, which was such a lovely and thoughtful gesture. Overall, an outstanding stay. Highly recommended, and we will definitely return on our next trip to Hanoi 🩷"

"The place is so nice the vibe is good . The stores are a bit far but overall all it was a good experience and the staff is good aswell"

"Second time staying here, and I still love the scent in the elevator – wish I knew where to buy it! Hanoi is changing so fast; two months ago there was a bus stop nearby with the #17 bus to the airport, but it's gone now. Good thing it's not far from Long Bien Bus Terminal, so I can catch a bus there. Today, I found out the E11 bus is free for foreigners! I told the driver I wanted to go to One Pillar Pagoda, and he actually stopped on a small road nearby and let me off. How great is that?!"

"We booked this hotel last min before we chked in due to some issue with our other hotel. It was the last 3 rooms, so we just take it. The rooms, not clean. U can see dust behind the doors, under the chairs. The water kettle was really dirty too. We booked 3 room, 2 with balcony. 1st one, the balcony door is spoiled, cannot open at all. The other, balcony was not maintain at all, with dead leaves fm plant lying around on the floor. The door cannot be locked. Breakfast has limited selection, beef/fish noodles soup is nice though. The good thing is that this area is actually the local area. A lot of good local food, hair salons, fruit juices store, cafe too. Highly recomend the hair salon that is on my picture. The hair wash was really good, and cost only VND100K. Hair cut is VND100k too."