I've watched your previous Hanoi hotels videos too. Very nice coverage you provided. We are family of 3 adults visiting Hanoi in April'25. Could you please advice if i need to choose between Hanoian central hotel and Spa & Hanoi Graceful hotel (family suite in both) which one shall i go ahead with.
Thank you so much for your videos! Truly enjoyed them. We are visiting Hanoi in February - just want to see if you have any comments about Hotel de Souriant and Solare de Monte in Old Quarter. Both have very good reviews but couldn’t find much room tour on RUclips or online. We are hoping for budget hotels with pool access and ideally with windows. Thanks!
Hi - thanks for watching and glad you found them useful. I haven't been to either of the hotels but based on what I see on Agoda - Hotel de Souriant have smaller rooms than the Solare de Monte. Both pools are not large size so it's probably more like a dip and short swim. It's hard to find a regular size pool in the Old Quarter. Budget hotels normally don't have pools. I don't consider these two hotels to be budget - more mid-range. Have you looked at the Anatole which is similar in price range with a larger pool and bigger facilities? Check out the link here bit.ly/4gSIRTX Enjoy your visit to Hanoi!
@@traveleatvietnam thank you so much for your prompt reply and suggestion! I know you mentioned no bad location for old quarter. But is there one hotel with most good food close by (walkable distance)?
Since the Old Quarter is compact - there is literally local foods everywhere unlike bigger cities where there are a concentration of restaurants in particular areas and streets. But if I had to choose an area - I would recommend staying near St Joseph’s Cathedral.
@@traveleatvietnam hence Anatole Hanoi hotel will be more ideal location! Thank you so much! (Do you think the pool will have much utility for February?)
Hi - thanks for watching. Staying in part of Old Quarter is fine for first time travelers to Hanoi. Though if you prefer to be closer to landmarks and bustling activities then I would recommend the lower west side of Hoan Kiem Lake - lots of souvenir shops and places to eat.
@@HelenAbelardo I've mentioned a few options in my video. You can also take a look on Agoda to see hotels in that area with street names that I mentioned in the video.
Links to the hotels featured in this video are in the description below.
I've watched your previous Hanoi hotels videos too. Very nice coverage you provided. We are family of 3 adults visiting Hanoi in April'25. Could you please advice if i need to choose between Hanoian central hotel and Spa & Hanoi Graceful hotel (family suite in both) which one shall i go ahead with.
Thank you so much for your videos! Truly enjoyed them. We are visiting Hanoi in February - just want to see if you have any comments about Hotel de Souriant and Solare de Monte in Old Quarter. Both have very good reviews but couldn’t find much room tour on RUclips or online. We are hoping for budget hotels with pool access and ideally with windows. Thanks!
Hi - thanks for watching and glad you found them useful. I haven't been to either of the hotels but based on what I see on Agoda - Hotel de Souriant have smaller rooms than the Solare de Monte. Both pools are not large size so it's probably more like a dip and short swim. It's hard to find a regular size pool in the Old Quarter. Budget hotels normally don't have pools. I don't consider these two hotels to be budget - more mid-range. Have you looked at the Anatole which is similar in price range with a larger pool and bigger facilities? Check out the link here bit.ly/4gSIRTX
Enjoy your visit to Hanoi!
@@traveleatvietnam thank you so much for your prompt reply and suggestion! I know you mentioned no bad location for old quarter. But is there one hotel with most good food close by (walkable distance)?
Since the Old Quarter is compact - there is literally local foods everywhere unlike bigger cities where there are a concentration of restaurants in particular areas and streets. But if I had to choose an area - I would recommend staying near St Joseph’s Cathedral.
@@traveleatvietnam hence Anatole Hanoi hotel will be more ideal location! Thank you so much! (Do you think the pool will have much utility for February?)
We are heading to Vietnam next may. First stop is Hanoi and we will most likely stay in the old quarter. Thanks for sharing your information with us.😊
Thanks for watching! Enjoy your stay in Hanoi - you'll love it!
Nice information we r going in may thinking to stay in that place
Great vid! Do all these hotels have elevators?
Hi - thanks for watching. Yes all the hotels featured have elevators. Most hotels have elevators if it’s more than 3 floors.
Thank you
Would you recommend Hang Ga for first time travelers to Hanoi?😊
Hi - thanks for watching. Staying in part of Old Quarter is fine for first time travelers to Hanoi. Though if you prefer to be closer to landmarks and bustling activities then I would recommend the lower west side of Hoan Kiem Lake - lots of souvenir shops and places to eat.
@ what hotels are in the lower side of Hoan Kien?
@@HelenAbelardo I've mentioned a few options in my video. You can also take a look on Agoda to see hotels in that area with street names that I mentioned in the video.
It’s Hanoi or Hanoi’s ???? !!!!
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