The hype
Hanoi's newest luxury heavyweight brings Michelin-level dining and a jaw-dropping spa right to the edge of the Old Quarter.
Fairmont Hanoi
$270-350 / night
Book this if You want a brand-new, ultra-luxurious social hub with world-class dining and a massive bathhouse right where the Old and French Quarters collide.
Why People Love It
- The 3,500 sqm Cirua Bathhouse & Spa is an absolute game-changer
- Incredible dining scene including Bacco, Hiryu, and a hidden speakeasy
- Perfect location at 10 Tran Nguyen Han, steps from Hoan Kiem Lake
Quick Take: A gorgeous, amenity-packed newcomer that nails the food and spa, but suffers from the classic new-hotel curse of green staff and teething issues.
Reviewed by @georginagoesglobal: My stay at the Fairmont Hanoi was the ultimate couples getaway. The outdoor pool views are insane, and the indoor spa is so relaxing. Waking up to coffee in that gorgeous room was exactly the escape I needed. Highly recommend for a luxurious city break!
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
Reality check
It just opened in February 2026—expect some minor plumbing hiccups, AC leaks, and street noise if you don't book a courtyard room.
- You prioritize high-end wellness facilities and rooftop pools
- You want Michelin-level dining without leaving the hotel
- You love modern Indochine design and vibrant social spaces
Cleanliness & Maintenance
8.5
- Housekeeping: Generally thorough and invisible, though a few early guests caught minor missed spots like dusty high shelves.
- Bathroom hygiene: Pristine marble and Le Labo products, but keep an eye out for early plumbing teething issues like leaky shower doors.
- Maintenance: It's a brand-new build (opened Feb 2026), but some rooms have experienced early AC leaks and water pressure hiccups.
- Linens & towels: Crisp, heavy, and brand new. Exactly the high-thread-count luxury you expect from a fresh Fairmont.
- Odors & scents: Smells like expensive Le Labo sandalwood and fresh paint.
Sleepability™
7.5SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
- Construction site across the street
- Traffic noise from the busy Old Quarter streets
Before you book
Good to know
- Access to the Cirua Bathhouse may require an additional fee depending on your room rate
- The hotel has a hidden speakeasy called 8 Saville Row disguised as a tailor shop
- Valet parking is available but costs around VND 500,000 per day
What to pack
- Earplugs or a white noise machine if you end up in a street-facing room
- Smart casual attire for the high-end restaurants and rooftop bar
Room Genie
Best picks
- Courtyard-facing rooms for a much quieter night's sleep
- Fairmont Gold rooms for exclusive lounge access and complimentary breakfast
Rooms to avoid
- Street-facing rooms on lower floors due to traffic and construction noise
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“Hi team. I'm a notoriously light sleeper. Please assign me a quiet, courtyard-facing room on a higher floor, well away from the street and any nearby construction. Thank you.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is there a pool?
Yes, there is a stunning 25-meter rooftop pool with panoramic city views.
How is the location?
Unbeatable. It's at 10 Tran Nguyen Han, perfectly sandwiched between the Old Quarter and the French Quarter, just a 3-minute walk to Hoan Kiem Lake.
Is the spa worth it?
Absolutely. The 3,500 sqm Cirua Bathhouse & Spa is one of the largest and most luxurious wellness facilities in Hanoi.
What are the dining options?
There are 8 restaurants and bars, including Bacco (Italian), Hiryu (Japanese), Tran Dynasty (modern Vietnamese), and 10 Central cafe.
Is it noisy?
It can be. Rooms facing the street are prone to traffic and construction noise, so request a courtyard view if you need quiet.
Does the hotel offer airport transfers?
Yes, the concierge can arrange private chauffeur-driven cars or limousines from Noi Bai International Airport for an extra fee.
Insider Tips
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Look for the big blue door with a brass knocker in the lobby—it leads to 8 Saville Row, a hidden whisky speakeasy.
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Skip the standard breakfast and order the freshly cooked beef pho, which rivals popular street spots.
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Book a Fairmont Gold room if you plan to drink and dine heavily; the lounge access includes afternoon cocktails and canapés.
5 things to know before you go
💡The hotel's design incorporates 'tube house' vertical channels reflecting Hanoi's traditional architecture.
💡There's a dedicated teppanyaki table hidden inside the Hiryu Japanese restaurant.
💡The bathhouse access isn't automatically free for all guests—check your room rate.
💡The hotel just opened in February 2026, so some staff are still learning the ropes.
💡The 10 Central cafe transitions from a morning bakery into a relaxed evening wine bar.
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