Hanoi Emerald Waters Hotel Valley

Hanoi Emerald Waters Hotel Valley is a 4-star hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with a 36 m² family suite for up to three people. Its accommodation includes Deluxe Double and Twin Rooms, an Executive Suite and a Family Suite, with room sizes from 25 to 36 m². All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a minibar; suite layouts also include dining areas.

The hotel has a restaurant serving French, Vietnamese and Asian cuisine, alongside a coffee house and snack bar. Breakfast choices range from continental and buffet to vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, as well as breakfast to go. Guests can use the spa facilities and book massages or wellness packages. Families have an indoor play area, baby safety gates and babysitting services, while the lift and 24-hour front desk add practical support. Hoan Kiem Lake is 450 m away, and the surrounding Old Quarter streets are lined with cafés, restaurants and historic sites. WiFi is free throughout, and public parking is available nearby for a charge.

The four room types range from 25 m² Deluxe Double and Twin Rooms to a 32 m² Executive Suite and a 36 m² Family Suite. Each has a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a minibar. The Deluxe options accommodate two people, with either a large double bed or two single beds; the Executive Suite also sleeps two, while the Family Suite accommodates up to three.

Seating areas feature across the rooms, and the suites add a dining area. The Deluxe Double and Twin Rooms have parquet flooring and a private entrance. The Executive Suite stands out for its quiet street view, while the Family Suite combines a single bed with a large double bed. Bathrooms have a walk-in shower and bidet, with toiletries, towels, slippers and a hairdryer provided. These differences make it straightforward to choose between a double or twin setup, a suite with a separate dining area, or a larger family layout.

The hotel’s facilities include a restaurant serving French, Vietnamese and Asian dishes, along with a coffee house and snack bar. Breakfast choices include continental, Italian, Full English/Irish, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, Asian and American options, as well as buffet service and breakfast to go. WiFi is free in all areas. Public parking is available nearby for a daily charge.

A 24-hour front desk, lift, luggage storage and airport shuttle are among the practical services. Families can use the indoor play area, baby safety gates, strollers and babysitting or child services. For leisure, the hotel has spa facilities, wellness packages and several types of massage, including full body, couples and back massage. You can also arrange bicycle rental, walking and bike tours, cooking classes and tours about local culture. Daily housekeeping, laundry, room service, air conditioning, heating and soundproof rooms round out the facilities.

The hotel is on Lò Sũ street in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a dense network of narrow lanes whose names recall the trades once carried out there. The Old Quarter lies north of Hoan Kiem Lake, 450 m away; Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square is 400 m from the hotel. Hang Tre Temple is 100 m away, and Vườn Hoa Hàng Vôi, a small public garden, is 250 m away. Cafés and restaurants line the surrounding streets, including Nhà Hàng An Biên Lò Sũ, 50 m away.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.7 km away, while Noi Bai International Airport is 20.1 km from the hotel. An airport shuttle, 24-hour front desk and luggage storage are among the hotel’s services. Public parking is available at a nearby location for a daily charge; it is not free private parking on the premises. The Old Quarter’s narrow streets can be explored on foot, while taxis and ride-hailing cars can take you to the railway station or onward to other parts of Hanoi.

The National Museum of Vietnamese History is 750 m away and gives context on the country’s past; Hanoi Old City Gate, also 750 m away, marks a historic entrance to the old trading quarter. Hoa Lo Historical Prison, 1.2 km from the hotel, recounts a different chapter of Hanoi’s history. Long Bien Bridge is 1.4 km away across the Red River, where you can cross towards Long Bien. The Huc Bridge leads from the lake’s eastern side towards Ngoc Son Temple, a landmark on Hoan Kiem Lake.