Hanoi Little Town Hotel

Hanoi Little Town Hotel is a 4-star hotel in Hanoi's Old Quarter, 200 m from Dong Xuan Market, with two restaurants serving Vietnamese and international dishes. Its position among the quarter's narrow streets puts markets, historic landmarks and local dining close by.

The five room types range from a 25 m² Superior Double or Twin Room to a 65 m² Junior Suite Family Room, with options for couples, friends and families. Private bathrooms, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, soundproofing and minibars feature across the range; selected rooms add balconies, terraces and city, river or garden views. The suite is on the eighth floor and accommodates up to five people. Breakfast choices include continental, Asian, vegetarian, vegan, halal and full English/Irish options, as well as buffet and breakfast to go. The hotel also has a tour desk, room service and an airport shuttle. Free WiFi is available throughout, while private parking is at a nearby location and requires a reservation; charges may apply.

Hanoi Little Town Hotel has five room types, from a 25 m² Superior Double or Twin Room to a 65 m² Junior Suite Family Room. Couples can choose a king-size bed or twin beds in the Superior, while the Deluxe City View rooms add balconies and city views. The Deluxe Triple Room has three single beds, and the quieter Deluxe Double or Twin option includes a hot tub and landmark views.

Private bathrooms, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, soundproofing and minibars feature throughout the range. Bathrooms include a bath or shower, with toiletries, slippers and a hairdryer among the room facilities. The family suite is the largest option, with garden, city and river views from the eighth floor and sleeping arrangements that include single beds, a king-size bed and a sofa bed. Room sizes and layouts vary, so you can choose between a compact double or twin room, a triple layout or a larger suite.

Hanoi Little Town Hotel has two restaurants, and the dining facilities include a coffee house, a kid-friendly buffet, children’s meals and special-diet menus on request. Breakfast choices span continental, full English/Irish, Asian, American, vegetarian, vegan and halal options, with buffet service and breakfast to go. You can also request breakfast in your room.

A tour desk, concierge service and 24-hour front desk support trip arrangements, while bicycle rental, bike tours, walking tours and cooking classes provide ways to explore local culture. The hotel also offers room service, luggage storage, daily housekeeping, laundry and an airport shuttle. Free WiFi is available throughout. Private parking is at a nearby location, requires a reservation and may incur charges. Other facilities include a terrace, lift, family rooms and facilities for disabled guests.

Hanoi Little Town Hotel is on Hàng Lược Street in the Old Quarter, among narrow streets lined with shops, food stalls and traditional market trading. Dong Xuan Market and Cau Dong Market are each 200 m away, while O Quan Chuong City Gate is 400 m from the hotel. Ta Hien Street, known for its bars and street-side dining, is also 400 m away. The nearby streets are busy, with a quieter option inside the hotel: guest feedback distinguishes peaceful back rooms from street-facing rooms that can hear the surrounding activity.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.6 km away, and Noi Bai International Airport is 19.4 km from the hotel. The hotel offers an airport shuttle; its tour desk can also help arrange transport and local outings. Private parking is available at a nearby location, with advance reservation required and charges possible. The hotel is on Hàng Lược Street, and the short distances to the markets and gate make it easy to explore this part of the Old Quarter on foot.

For local history, visit Hanoi Old Quarter Cultural Exchange Centre, 500 m away, or Building D67, 850 m away. The Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is 900 m from the hotel, while Hoan Kiem Lake is 1 km away. Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square is 650 m away, and Hanoi Weekend Night Market is 500 m from the door. These nearby streets and landmarks offer a close look at the quarter’s markets, historic gates and evening food scene.