Hôtels de luxe en Vietnam

The Shining Central Hotel & Spa occupies a rare address in old Hanoi, rue Lô Sư, 300 metres from Hoàn Kiếm lake. We come here for the rooftop pool, small but well exposed, and for the spa which occupies an entire floor with massage cabins and hammam. The rooms are contemporary, dark wood and beige marble, double-glazed windows that filter the noise of scooters. The value for money at 71 € per night places this hotel among the top boutique hotels of the capital. The rating of 9.6/10 on more than 3,000 reviews reflects attentive service and impeccable cleanliness. The neighbourhood is dense, lively, authentic, not yet smoothed by mass tourism. An address that keeps its promises without ostentation ✨

The Oriental Jade Hotel occupies a narrow seven-storey building in Hang Trong, a shopping street a stone's throw from Hoàn Kiếm lake. We tested a Deluxe room on the fourth floor: 28 m², dark parquet, beige upholstered headboard, grey marble bathroom with rain-effect shower. The rooftop pool (12 metres, heated) offers a clear view over the tiled roofs and satellite dishes of the old quarter, unpretentious and not Instagram-worthy but honest. The spa offers traditional Vietnamese massages and treatments with local herbs in three hushed cabins. The service is attentive without being intrusive, the team speaks fluent English and organises airport transfers and tailor-made visits. From 130 € per night, it is a solid address for discovering Hanoï without sacrificing contemporary comfort ✨

The GM Premium Hotel occupies a rare address in Hoàn Kiếm, Hàng Bông street where mattresses and embroidered cushions are still sold since the 15th century. We tested a room on the fifth floor: dark wood, grey marble, large windows framing the tiled roofs of the old quarter. The rooftop pool stays open until 22h, subdued lighting, clear view over the alleyways. The spa offers traditional Vietnamese massages, cabins with rain-effect showers. From 103 € a night, a value for money that explains the rating of 9.6 from 1 620 reviews. We recommend for a first stay in Hanoi, the location allows everything to be done on foot ✨

The Lucien Hanoi Lakeside Hotel & Rooftop occupies an enviable address in the maze of Hoàn Kiếm, a stone's throw from the eponymous lake. We tested a water-side room: floor-to-ceiling windows, light wood, white linen, grey marble bathroom. The rooftop offers a clear view over the tiled roofs and the floating pagoda, ideal for a drink at sunset. The spa offers traditional Vietnamese massages, no pool but a decent fitness centre. The service is attentive without being intrusive, airport shuttle organised on request. From 59 € a night, a rare value-for-money in this category right in the centre ✨

The Grand Hotel du LAC Hanoi occupies a six-storey building on Nha Chung street, facing Hoan Kiem lake. We sleep in rooms in cream tones and dark wood, waxed parquet, beige marble bathrooms. The rooftop pool offers a clear view over the tiled roofs of the Vieux Quartier and Ngoc Son pagoda. The spa offers Vietnamese massages and treatments with local herbs, sober cabins, subdued light. The restaurant serves Vietnamese and international cuisine, attentive service without being stiff. From 117 € per night, a contained rate for a 5★ in the heart of the historic centre. Booking rating of 9,5/10 on more than 3 000 reviews, which reflects a rare consistency in the category ✨

The Solare De Monte Hotel & Spa occupies a narrow address in Hang Buom, shopping street of old Hanoi where motorbikes slalom between silk shops. We come for the eponymous spa and the rooftop pool, rare in this dense neighbourhood. The rooms are compact, contemporary decor dark wood and beige marble, windows overlooking the street or neighbouring roofs. The service is attentive, the included airport shuttle avoids taxi bargaining. At 58,84 € per night, it is one of the best value for money in the 5★ category in the historic centre. The rating of 9.5/10 on over 3,000 reviews reflects a rare consistency in Hanoi ✨

L'Anatole Hotel Hanoi occupies three adjoining houses on Nha Chung, a cobbled lane in Hoan Kiem district, a short walk from the restored Sword Lake. We slept in a room with white walls, light parquet, sober contemporary furniture, grey marble bathroom. The rooftop pool offers a clear view over the red-tiled roofs and surrounding pagodas, open until 8pm. The restaurant serves an honest Franco-Vietnamese menu, breakfast buffet included in the rate. The service is attentive without being stiff, the team speaks English and French. From 75 € a night, it is one of the best value-for-money stays we have tested in an Asian 5★ ✨

La Siesta Premium Lakeside occupies a rare address in Hanoï, rue Ba Trieu, with direct view over Hoàn Kiếm lake and its banks planted with tamarind trees. We tested a room on the sixth floor: dark wood parquet, king-size bed in white linen, grey marble bathroom with separate bath and shower, natural light filtered by silk voiles. The rooftop with infinity pool offers a unique perspective on Ngoc Son temple and the roofs of the old quarter, particularly at sunset. The spa offers traditional Vietnamese massages and treatments with local herbs, cabins with lake view. The service is attentive without being intrusive, French and English speaking staff. From 88 € per night, it is one of the best value for money-location in the capital. ✨

The MAY DE VILLE Lakeside Hotel stands at the corner of Gia Ngu street, thirty metres from Hoan Kiem lake, the beating heart of Hanoi. We slept in a room on the sixth floor: dark parquet, firm bedding, bay window over the tiled roofs and the trees of the lake. The spa occupies two levels with traditional Vietnamese massage cabins, the rooftop pool stays open until 21h. The service is attentive without being intrusive, the staff speak fluent English. At 56 € a night, it is one of the best value for money we have tested in South-East Asia for a true five-star. The Booking rating of 9.4 from over 5 000 reviews is well deserved ✨

The Champton Hanoi Hotel occupies a rare address on Hang Bong, the silk cushion artery, two streets from Hoan Kiem lake. We tested a Deluxe room on the fifth floor: beige marble on the floor, dark lacquered wood, firm bedding, glass-walled bathroom with bathtub. The rooftop pool remains the highlight, small but bright, surrounded by teak loungers facing the roofs of the Old Quarter. The spa offers traditional Vietnamese massages and facial treatments, clean cabins, correct oils. The service is attentive without being intrusive, the team speaks English, the Wi-Fi holds in all rooms. At 44 € a night with this level of service, we understand the 9.4/10 on 1,781 reviews ✨

The M Hotel Danang holds My Khe beach, six kilometres of white sand between Danang and Hoi An. The rooms overlook the South China Sea, floor-to-ceiling glass bays, light wood flooring, grey marble bathrooms. We tested the ground-floor spa, cabins open to the coconut trees, traditional Vietnamese massages from 45 €. The main restaurant serves correct Asian fusion cuisine without being memorable, the breakfast buffet remains generous. Two overflow pools, one for children, the other reserved for adults after 16h. From 164 € per night, a rare quality-price ratio for a 5★ with feet in the water in Vietnam ✨

Le TMS Hotel Da Nang Beach occupies a contemporary 28-storey tower on My Khe beach, 30 km north of Hoi An. We come here for the South China Sea, not for the Unesco heritage. The rooms are spacious (from 38 m²), floor-to-ceiling glass windows, light marble in the bathrooms, balcony with sea or mountain views depending on the floor. The spa offers Vietnamese massages and bamboo treatments, the rooftop pool remains the address's strong point. From 99 € per night, a rate that explains the success with families and business travellers stopping over in Da Nang. The service is efficient, English well mastered, the international tower-hotel atmosphere without surprise. We recommend for a comfortable beach stay, not for a cultural immersion ✨

The Courtyard by Marriott Danang Han River occupies a recent tower on Bach Dang Street, facing the river. We are in Da Nang, not in Hoi An, despite what the listing sometimes suggests. The rooms follow the international Marriott standard: correct bedding, functional desk, beige marble bathroom, floor-to-ceiling window over the river or the city. The rooftop pool offers a real view of the Dragon and Tran Thi Ly bridges, especially at sunset. The service is efficient, the Wi-Fi connection stable, the business-leisure atmosphere without surprise. From 80 € a night, it is a reliable base to explore the central coast, provided one accepts a 30-minute taxi ride to the old town of Hoi An. We recommend it for travellers who privilege standardised comfort over local authenticity.

L'Awaken Da Nang Hotel stands on Vo Nguyen Giap, the avenue that runs along My Khe beach, a half-hour drive from old Hoi An. We slept in a recent tower (around 2020), beige marble and lacquered wood finishes, spacious rooms with balcony facing the South China Sea. The spa occupies two floors, the rooftop pool offers a clear view over the bay and the marble mountains to the south. The service is attentive, the staff speaks English, the atmosphere remains that of a well-run local chain hotel. From 189 € per night, a fair rate for a 5★ beach resort in Vietnam ✨

The Crowne Plaza Danang City Centre occupies a glass tower on the banks of the Han River, midway between Hoi An (30 km) and the beaches of My Khe. We slept on the 18th floor, spacious rooms (35 m² minimum), floor-to-ceiling bay windows, beige marble in the bathrooms. The spa offers traditional Vietnamese massages, the rooftop pool offers a clear view of the illuminated bridges in the evening. The service is professional without being stiff, the staff speak fluent English. From 93 € per night, it is an excellent value for money for a 5★ in the city. We recommend it for a stopover between Hoi An and Hué, or a business stay in Danang ✨

The voco Ma Belle Danang occupies a glass and white concrete building on Vo Nguyen Giap Street, facing My Khe beach. We warn straight away: the hotel is in Da Nang, not in Hoi An, allow 35 minutes by taxi to reach the lanterns of the old town. The rooms are IHG calibrated, correct bedding, balconies with sea view for superior categories, beige marble bathrooms. The spa offers Vietnamese massages and Harnn treatments, the infinity pool remains the strong point with teak loungers and cocktail service until evening. Rate from 161 € per night, Booking rating 9/10 on 872 reviews, which reflects a faultless performance but without strong signature. We recommend for a seaside stay in Da Nang with excursions to Hoi An, not for an anchorage in the old town ✨

The Prince Hotel Da Nang occupies a contemporary 14-storey building on My Khe beach, in Son Tra. We slept sea-side, floor-to-ceiling bay windows, balcony facing the waves. The rooms are spacious (35 m² minimum), light marble, lacquered wood, firm bedding. The 800 m² spa offers Vietnamese massages and treatments based on local plants. The infinity pool overlooks the beach, teak sun loungers, impeccable towel service. From 91,95 € per night, a rate that places the address among the best deals on the central coast. We recommend for a seaside stay before or after Hoi An ✨

The Radisson RED Danang occupies a contemporary eight-storey building on My Khe bay, glass facade facing the South China Sea. We tested a room on the fifth floor: light wood flooring, modular red and grey furniture, sliding bay opening onto a balcony with loungers. The infinity pool runs along the beach, sun loungers under canvas parasols, bar with feet in the water until 10pm. The restaurant serves a correct Vietnamese-international fusion menu without being memorable, generous buffet breakfast. From 120 € per night, it's good value for a beachfront address in Danang. The Wi-Fi works well throughout, staff speak English. A smart choice for alternating beach and visits to Hoi An (30 minutes by taxi) ✨

The Luxury Dana Beach Resort & Spa occupies a seafront at Ngu Hanh Son, between Da Nang and Hoi An, in a residential neighbourhood still spared from towers. We slept in spacious villas with private terrace, light stone floor, dark wood furniture, bathrooms open onto tropical garden. The main pool runs along the beach, teak loungers, bamboo parasols, discreet towel service. The spa offers traditional Vietnamese massages, cabins with view over coconut trees, local lemongrass oils. The Booking score of 8,9/10 reflects a solid performance without palace pretension, from 143 € a night. We recommend for those seeking a well-kept family resort, not a design sanctuary.

The Radisson Hotel Danang stands on My Khe beach, in Da Nang, not in Hoi An (allow 40 minutes by road). We slept in a standard 32 m² room, light parquet, king-size bed, bay window overlooking the South China Sea. The outdoor pool runs along the beach, teak loungers, efficient towel service. The spa offers classic Vietnamese massages, nothing signature but the therapists are trained. The clientele mixes Korean families, European couples, business groups: the atmosphere remains relaxed without being intimate. From 93 € a night, it offers good value for a chain 5★ by the sea, provided you accept the standardised format.