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From the moment you enter the hotel's spacious lobby, you will be surrounded by Vietnamese charm and traditional Japanese hospitality. Situated in the center of the city, Hotel Nikko Hanoi is only moments away from prominent office locations, historic sites and popular shopping areas. This ideal location, along with its spacious rooms, elegant furnishings and sophisticated facilities, combine to make Hotel Nikko Hanoi a place you will quickly come to call home. Featuring three fine restaurants and bar lounge, Hotel Nikko Hanoi is considered one of the city's premier places to dine. Offering flavors from France, California, China and Japan, there is something to please all cultural tastes and moods for breakfast, lunch and dinner.Reservation Phone Numbers for Nikko Hotels International* United States Toll free: 1-800-645-5687* Canada Toll free: 1-800-645-5687* Tokyo Telephone: 03-3458-3910* Japan Toll free: 0120-58-2586* U.K. Toll free: 0800-282502

Chain: Nikko Hotels International

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Average guest rating
3.8

Check in / front desk

4.2

Cleanliness

4.6

Location

3.4

Rooms

4.3

Service

4.4

Value

4.1

Business service

3.8

thephantomtraveller has stayed here and says:

"Upon arrival at Hanoi, I can't help but feel lost. Its culture of Oriental charm meets French opulence meets Communist simplicity left me perplexed. Hotel Nikko calmed my tension-filled nerves. The property provided comfort to a very confused traveler. Its staff are trained to accommodate Japanese..."
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Hotel facilities

General

Restaurant
Continental Breakfast
Air conditioning

Pets Allowed
Rooms/Facilities for Disabled
Television

Non-Smoking Rooms
Safe Deposit Box

Activities

Bar
Indoor Swimming Pool

Fitness Centre

Spa & Wellness Centre

Services

Room Service
Business Centre
Currency Exchange

Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Ironing Service
Car Rental

Airport Shuttle
Free Parking

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Hotel policies

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If you cancel less than 2 days before your arrival date, you will be charged by the hotel as for the first night.
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Location

84 Tran Nhan Tong Street

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Attractions

Ambassador's Pagoda

This pagoda is the official center of Buddhism in Hanoi, attracting mostly old women during the holidays. During the 17th century, there was a guesthouse here for the ambassadors of Buddhist countries. Today, about a dozen monks and nuns live here. A

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum

Only ten minutes drive from Hotel Nikko Hanoi, the final resting place of Ho Chi Minh is a glass sarcophagus set inside a huge building that has become a site of pilgrimage. Behind the Mauseoleum is a stilt house where Ho lived from 1958 to 1969. Bui

Hoan Kiem Lake

Hoan Kien Lake is an enchanting lake situated right in the heart of Hanoi. Surrounded by trees, it is a pleasant stroll with many opportunities for photographs. In the middle of the lake is the tiny Tortoise Pagoda topped with a red star. The lake is

Old Quarter

Fascinating shopping and sightseeing area three kilometers from the hotel. Wander through a maze of 36 vibrant, narrow streets with over a thousand years of history. The area is known for its tunnel houses - so called because their small frontages hi

Temple of Literature

Founded in 1070 and dedicated to Confucius, the Temple of Literature is a rare example of well-preserved traditional Vietnamese architecture. Made up of five separate courtyards, the central pathways and gates between them were reserved for the king.

Business Center

Open daily, our business center offers a full range of services and facilities, including secretarial support, translation, couriers, e-mail, faxing, photocopying and also equipment and meeting room rental.

Meeting Rooms

The hotel features two function rooms 30 square meters and 160 square meters in size, which can also be used as one 190 square meter room. For banquets, these facilities can cater to intimate gathering or larger functions of up to 140 guests, while c

Fitness Center

The Nikko Fitness Club, managed by an international fitness instructor, is open daily from 6:00am to 11:00pm and offers the following services and facilities:
* Gymnasium
Outdoor swimming pool
Sauna
Massage
Jacuzzi

Benkay

Feel yourself becoming immersed in the wonders of Japanese culture as our chefs prepare for you authentic Japanese fare that has taken centuries to perfect. Whether dining in the restaurant, at the sushi counter or in one of the private dining rooms

Dining

-Restauruants-
La Brasserie
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the elegant ambience of La Brasserie restaurant complements the innovative dishes of our Executive Chef who has created a unique menu combining the flavors and flair of France

Tao-Li

The elegant, contemporary surroundings in Tao-Li restaurant create the perfect setting in which to enjoy authentic Cantonese cuisine, dim sum luncheon and other oriental delicacies. Tao-Li is open for lunch and dinner and private dining rooms caterin

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The guest reviews are submitted by our customers after their stay at Hotel Nikko Hanoi
There are opinions of guests that reflect their experiences during staying at this hotel.

Average guest rating
3.8

Based on 20 reviews

Check in / front desk

4.2

Cleanliness

4.6

Location

3.4

Rooms

4.3

Service

4.4

Value

4.1

Business service

3.8

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Living Japanese in Hanoi

Average rating:

5.0

Guest name: thephantomtraveller, Boston, Massachusetts

Guest type: Honeymoon

stayed in Jul 2008

Upon arrival at Hanoi, I can't help but feel lost. Its culture of Oriental charm meets French opulence meets Communist simplicity left me perplexed. Hotel Nikko calmed my tension-filled nerves. The property provided comfort to a very confused traveler. Its staff are trained to accommodate Japanese tourists and businessmen. My room was spacious and inviting. The restaurant served authentic Japanese cuisine. Their concierge recommended a knowledgeable tour guide who introduced me to Hanoi's sites, sounds and shopping spots.

My ratings for this hotel are:

5.0 Check in / front desk

5.0 Business service

5.0 Value

5.0 Service

5.0 Rooms

5.0 Location

5.0 Cleanliness

Nice deluxe hotel

Average rating:

3.9

Guest name: Wanderer72, Bombay

Guest type: Young single

stayed in Mar 2008

I stayed at Hotel Nikko during business visit to Hanoi. It was my second stay at this property and I came out as satisfied guest like my earlier experience. Rooms are clean, large size and there is everything which one needs in hotel. However, amenities provided in bathroom are not up to 5 star standards. I will definitely stay again in this hotel.

My ratings for this hotel are:

4.0 Check in / front desk

2.0 Business service

4.0 Value

4.0 Service

5.0 Rooms

3.0 Location

5.0 Cleanliness

A nice Japanese hotel in a noisy, dirty city!

Average rating:

4.3

Guest name: xnyrnkc, Kansas City area

stayed in Mar 2008

The Nikko has a beautiful lobby which is impressive upon entry, not too grand or pretentious. The rooms are nice and well lit and the bathrooms are very accommodating with amenities galore. It was a nice hotel to stay in since it was booked by a touring company. The restaurants are good, the hotel and lobby are clean and the staff is gracious and courteous...unlike most of Hanoi, which is crowded, noisy and dirty!

My ratings for this hotel are:

5.0 Check in / front desk

4.0 Business service

4.0 Value

5.0 Service

4.0 Rooms

4.0 Location

4.0 Cleanliness

Nice hotel with very few Americans

Average rating:

3.2

Guest name: mhubman, New York City, New York

stayed in Feb 2008

My friend and I could not get into the Sofitel and opted for the Nikko. While a bit out of the center I was actually pretty happy with the place. Although the Sofitel is a much more refined and luxurious hotel, the Nikko also lacks one more thing which makes it so so lovely to me, annoying Americans. Don't get me wrong, I am an American, but you know the type, the ones stacked into a tour bus looking for a Starbucks. Rough. The Nikko on the other hand is a Japanese hotel with mostly Japanese guests, much to my liking. The breakfast was delish, both Vietnamese Pho and Japanese style breakfast. The staff was helpful, not always perfect, but very attentive. For example, we booked a non-smoking room and when it was not available they upgraded us to a suite asap. Gym was so so as was the pool. But all in all a decent place to stay.

My ratings for this hotel are:

4.0 Check in / front desk

2.0 Business service

3.0 Value

4.0 Service

3.0 Rooms

2.0 Location

4.0 Cleanliness

Are we talking about the same hotel???

Average rating:

4.9

Guest name: Calvynz, Milwaukee WI

Guest type: Young single

stayed in Jan 2008

Prior to staying at Hotel Nikko, I was hesitant based on the mixed reviews in this forum. However, when I got there, I was completely amazed because the hotel is far better than what some people had described! I wondered if I had read the wrong reviews!! The staff speaks impeccable English. The rooms were clean and all furnishings are in great condition. While not new, they are not very old at all. Linens, towels, and amenities were on par with Hotel Nikko's standards. The location is good as the rooms face not so busy (relatively speaking) streets. Easy cab ride to most attractions. Breakfast buffet was OK, better than most. The Japanese restaurant was incredible, while expensive, was packed with Japanese business men (which was a good sign). The pool / health club was OK. Overall a good hotel for tourist and business folks alike.

My ratings for this hotel are:

5.0 Check in / front desk

5.0 Business service

4.0 Value

5.0 Service

5.0 Rooms

5.0 Location

5.0 Cleanliness

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