Maison D'hanoi Hanova Hotel

Address of the Hotel Maison D'hanoi Hanova

HANG TRONG STR., HOAN KIEM 35-37

Information about the Hotel Maison D'hanoi Hanova

Architects designing new buildings in Hanoi\Old Quarter must contend with narrow plots and limited access to natural light. Thai A reports that one newly designed hotel is a lesson in style and creativity.New buildings erected on the streets around Hanoi\s Hoan Kiem Lake are subject to height restrictions, and space in this central area is limited. Plots of land tend to be long and narrow, which has resulted in the typical Hanoi \tube house\ long, skinny buildings with narrow facades. This hotel offers 33 beautifully decorated Classic guest rooms that have been stylishly furnished with an array of modern amenities to satisfy the needs of discerning travellers. There are 18 rooms with a wealth of amenities that include broadband Internet access, cable television and a private balcony. Smoking rooms are also available as well as 4 tastefully designed suites offering luxury, elegance and comfort. The Classic Suite is one of the most exclusive where one can be treated to the best.

Services of the Hotel Maison D'hanoi Hanova

• • 24h check-in
• • 24h. Reception
• • Bath
• • Bathroom
• • Bed and breakfast
• • Breakfast buffet
• • Cafe
• • Central air-conditioned
• • Continental breakfast
• • Dinner buffet
• • Dinner menu choice
• • Dinner ¿ la carte
• • Direct dial telephone
• • Double bed
• • Fridge
• • Hairdryer
• • Individual air-conditioned
• • Internet access
• • Iron and board
• • King size bed
• • Lift-s
• • Lunch menu choice
• • Minibar
• • Money Exchange
• • Public Internet
• • Reception area
• • Restaurant - Air-conditioned
• • Restaurant -s
• • Restaurant -smoking area
• • Safe
• • Satellite / cable TV
• • Shower
• • Special diets
• • Special offers
• • TV
• • Tea / Coffee
• • Terrace
• • WLAN access point

How to get to the Hotel Maison D'hanoi Hanova in Hanoi

The hotel is conveniently located within 3 min walk to the famous Hoan Kiem Lake, the old quarters with its walking streets and colonial architectures. Hanoi once used to be a\ conservative\ city is now one of the most exciting cities in South-East Asia. It\s slow-paced yet quick to charm, with lovely landscape of lakes, shaded boulevards, verdant public parks and French-colonial architectures.