Léman Old Quarter

Léman Old Quarter is a 4-star hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with a spa and wellness centre. Set on Phố Lương Ngọc Quyến, it pairs a central address with city-view accommodation, a terrace and a fitness room. A 24-hour front desk, lift, tour desk and daily housekeeping support stays in the historic quarter.

The accommodation ranges from 16 m² double rooms to a 32 m² Studio with a separate bedroom, living room and private kitchen. Most rooms are designed for two, while the Family Room sleeps three; city and landmark views, air conditioning, soundproofing, a minibar and a flat-screen TV recur across the range. Bathrooms have either a walk-in shower or a bath, depending on the room.

A buffet breakfast is available, with guest feedback noting Vietnamese and Western choices served on the ninth floor overlooking the city. The hotel also offers massage, fitness facilities, a paid shuttle service, an airport shuttle and car hire. Free WiFi is provided throughout, but there is no on-site parking.

Accommodation includes compact 16 m² double rooms and larger options up to 32 m². The Standard, Superior and Deluxe Queen categories are 16 m², while bathtub options measure 18 or 28 m². The 28 m² Family Room sleeps up to three and has a single bed and a double bed. The Studio has a separate bedroom and living room, a private kitchen and 32 m² of floor space.

Across the range, rooms have private bathrooms, air conditioning, city and landmark views, soundproofing, flat-screen TVs and minibars. Some bathrooms have a walk-in shower, while several room names and descriptions specify a bath. The Studio adds a kitchen with a stovetop, oven, refrigerator, microwave and kitchenware; it is the only option with a separate living area and cooking facilities. The choices span compact double rooms, a family layout and a studio with space for meal preparation.

The hotel’s shared facilities centre on wellness and practical services. You can use the spa and wellness centre, spa facilities, massage services and a spa lounge or relaxation area, as well as the fitness room. A terrace with outdoor furniture provides space outside the rooms, and a lift serves the upper floors. Free WiFi is available throughout the property; there is no on-site parking.

A buffet breakfast is offered, while a minibar is available in the rooms. The 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, daily housekeeping and tour desk support day-to-day arrangements. The hotel also provides car hire and a paid shuttle service, including an airport shuttle. Family rooms, non-smoking rooms, air conditioning, heating and soundproof rooms are among the accommodation and building features. A safety deposit box, key-card access and 24-hour security are also available.

Léman Old Quarter stands on Phố Lương Ngọc Quyến in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a compact network of narrow streets whose names recall the trades once carried on there. Two nearby temples, Đền Trung Hạ and Đền Hương Tượng, are each 50 m away, while Hanoi Old Quarter Cultural Exchange Centre is 150 m from the hotel. Ta Hien Street, known for its lively evening food and drink scene, is 200 m away. The surrounding lanes have cafés, small shops and street-side eateries rather than the broad boulevards of the French Quarter.

For arrival by rail, Ha Noi Railway station is 1.8 km away; Noi Bai International Airport is 19.7 km away. The hotel offers a paid airport shuttle and car hire, and its tour desk can help arrange local visits. There is no parking at the property, so drivers should plan for a drop-off rather than an on-site space. A lift serves the hotel after a day exploring the narrow streets on foot.

O Quan Chuong City Gate and Hanoi Weekend Night Market are both 350 m from the hotel, and Dong Xuan Market is 600 m away. The historic gate marks an old entrance to the city, while Dong Xuan is a large covered market with stalls selling local goods. Hoan Kiem Lake is 700 m away, with waterside paths for a walk through the centre. You can combine the lake and market with a slower circuit through the Old Quarter’s temples, food stalls and closely packed lanes, or spend time browsing the market before returning to the hotel on foot.