Hanoi Pearl Hotel in Hanoi

a great stay at a great convenient place. a must stay if you’d like comfort and convenience.

The location is excellent, right in the heart of the Old Quarter. There are plenty of cafes, restaurants, pubs, and other establishments. Life is bustling on the narrow streets of Hanoi. I loved everything! The breakfasts were good.

Super central, large room, absolutely quiet, great breakfast, 100% value for money. I'll only stay here when I'm in Hanoi, thank you 🙏

They were very kind and patient with my poor English. I was relieved that there was a staff member who could speak some basic Japanese on the day I stayed there.

Overall the hotel is good. Only dont stay at the top floor. My room was below the gym.... the morning pounding sound is a pain.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Good service. Spotless. We arrived by grab but didn't have any cash with us. The hotel lended us cash to pay the driver without any problem. Staff speaks good English .

The overall experience was excellent, with professional and genuinely caring staff. The hotel also offers assistance with transportation to nearby attractions (with additional charges), which is extremely helpful for tourists visiting Hanoi.

The location is ideal—just a short distance from the Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake (one of the most vibrant areas in the city), and St. Joseph’s Cathedral.

Overall, it was a very satisfying stay, and I would definitely consider booking Hanoi Pearl Hotel again on my next visit to Hanoi.

Convenient location, excellent service.

Super good good hotel! We had the best stays in Hanoi, I like it that it is close to tourist attractions like hoan kiem lake, old quarter Hanoi, and the saint joseph cathedral, and thousands of food restaurants down there. Also the hotel stuffs amazing, approaching and super super nice. Very clean hotel

Everything was great at the hotel, from check-in to check-out. However, we encountered an issue which is that their breakfast buffet did not have sufficient seats for us when we went there. We were directed to a seat that was occupied by the BAGS of some inconsiderate white people, presumably they were reserving seats for their own people. Staff did nothing to resolve the tensions. Also, when we finally sat down, after about 10minutes into our breakfast, one of the senior staff had the audacity to request to verify if we had breakfast booked. She did not choose to do it at the start when we were fighting for seats, but during our meal. 0 sense. And it appeared that the lady was the manager of the breakfast room. And she only asked us. All I can say throughout my visit in Hanoi is that all service staff members prioritise white people over all other tourists, not just this hotel.