Luk Lak Vietnamese Restaurant

This cozy jazz haven in a quiet alley offers stellar live performances, whiskey, and a touch of Italian fare, making it a must-visit for music lovers in Hanoi.

Trendy, vibrant hostel offering, a cafe, a bar & a rooftop terrace, plus continental breakfast. In the vibrant Old Quarter, this hip hostel with views of the city is a 2-minute walk from Hoàn Kiếm Lake and 20 minutes on foot from Hanoi train station. Casual mixed-gender and female-only dorms offer bunk beds with privacy curtains, plus Wi-Fi, reading lights and lockers. Linens and towels are included; bathrooms are shared. Private rooms add en suite or glass-enclosed bathrooms with rainfall showers; 1 has a balcony. Many quarters feature colorful wall art. Continental breakfast is available. Other amenities include a laid-back bar, and a cafe with table games. There's also a TV lounge, and a rooftop terrace offering city views.

Nestled in a charming colonial building, the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum offers a rich tapestry of Vietnamese art from ancient to contemporary, perfect for art lovers.

Refined rooms & suites in a sophisticated property offering a rooftop terrace with a pool & dining. Along a lively commercial street in the Old Quarter, this sophisticated hotel is a 4-minute walk from Hoàn Kiếm Lake, 3 km from Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and 28 km from Noi Bai International Airport. Refined rooms offer flat-screen TVs, minifridges, and tea and coffeemaking facilities; some provide sitting areas and/or balconies. Suites add separate living space. Complimentary breakfast is served in an airy rooftop restaurant/bar that has a terrace with a pool. There’s also an elegant lobby lounge and a gym. Massages and an airport shuttle (surcharge) are available, as are area tours.

Traditional meals such as grilled pork & rice noodle dishes are served at this low-key restaurant.

Long-standing Buddhist temple built on a small, charming island with numerous shrines.

Bright dorms & private rooms in a relaxed Japan-themed hostel offering dining & breakfast. Amid restaurants on a lively street in the Hanoi Old Quarter, this relaxed, Japan-themed hostel is a 12-minute walk from Hanoi Railway Station, and 1 km from both the Temple of Literature and Hoàn Kiếm Lake. Bright dorms and private rooms feature flat-screens and Wi-Fi. Some private rooms add tables and chairs. A low-key bar/restaurant has traditional short-legged tables, and offers Japanese cuisine and weekly live music. Breakfast and bike rentals are available.

Discover the intimate charm of Bach Ma Temple, Hanoi's oldest sanctuary, where history whispers amidst serene simplicity in the bustling Old Quarter.

Highway4 is a Michelin-recommended spot in Hanoi with a vibrant atmosphere, offering well-prepared dishes and a stunning decor for a lively dining experience.

Cộng Cà Phê captures the nostalgic charm of '80s Vietnam with its artistic decor and vibrant atmosphere, perfect for trying unique coffee creations.