Rooftop cocktails,
Family-friendly suites,
Couples,
Families,
Solos
Here you’re just a stone’s throw away from some of Hanoi’s most significant landmarks, with coffee shops, delicious street-food stalls and the hustle and bustle of daily life within easy walking distance.
Despite being close to the action, the hotel is a convenient retreat. After a day exploring the capital, spend the late afternoon at the outdoor infinity pool or with a cocktail at the rooftop bar, where you can enjoy great views of the city. The in-house restaurant is award-winning and another spot to take in the views whilst savouring some delicious cuisine.
Great for first-time visitors who want to explore major sights on foot, as well as returning travellers who appreciate a touch of comfort and a good rooftop bar to unwind in the evenings. With it’s convenient location, neat design and good facilities, Aira is a good option for anyone looking for a comfortable base from which to explore Hanoi.
Aira has 60 rooms, most of which come with balconies. The hotel features spacious suites that can accommodate up to four guests and interconnecting rooms, making it a perfect choice for families.
A few of our favourite routes – hand-picked by the team and ripe for tweaking.
Think of them as conversation starters. Curiosity sparkers. Not fixed plans – just ideas for what your holiday could look like, shaped by years of local know-how and the kind of immersive experiences that live long in the memory.
Vietnam’s well-worn tourist trail and complicated weather can make planning a special holiday a bit of a challenge. Our experts have done the legwork and spill their secrets in The Curious Traveller’s Guide to Vietnam.
Inside, you’ll find ways to veer off the beaten track, the best times of year to travel, and our pick of Vietnam’s most beautiful beaches — to inspire your first trip or a return visit.
