Standards for hotels in Vietnam have improved significantly. With design styles varying from colonial French architecture to soaring new skyscrapers, Hanoi has an option for every sort of traveler.

One way to experience it is with a stay at one of the city’s many boutique hotels. Located in Hanoi’s Old Quarter – a network of 36 streets, organized by trade – these quaint addresses ...

In Hanoi, the shortage of milk and cream during the French invasion of the 1940s inspired one bartender to invent egg coffee. Nguyen Van Giang worked in the bar of the Grand Metropole Hotel ...

From the vibrant Old Quarter to Hanoi's up-and-coming hip neighbourhoods, here's where to stay in Hanoi for a fantastic time ...

The lavish grand suite at Hotel de l'Opera (Hotel de l'Opera Hanoi) As the name suggests, Hotel de l’Opera Hanoi is a stone’s throw from the Hanoi Opera House, a wedding cake structure built ...

While domestic luxury hotels are more expensive, you can still find great rooms for less than $300 a night. These are the ...

Called the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi today, the property is considered “legendary” as it is usually the choice hotel for royalty, heads of state, celebrities, and well-to-do travellers to ...

Macau and Shenzhen may be closer to Hong Kong and more linguistically attuned, but for the perfect getaway, Hanoi – just a two-hour flight away – is both satisfyingly “foreign” and ...