Nikko Hotel - Hanoi - Vietnam

Address

Nikko Hotel
84 Tran Nhan Tong
Hanoi
Vietnam

Room starting at USD 236 for single occupancy, including ABF and service charge.

Introduction to Nikko Hotel

Hotel Nikko Hanoi, one of the most elegant hotels in Hanoi, was opened in August 1998. Its' central location, beautiful contemporary decor, tasteful artworks, colourful cuisine and exceptional hospitality from multi-lingual staff makes Hotel Nikko Hanoi a home away from home.

Location of Nikko Hotel

A forty minute drive from Noi Bai International Airport, Hotel Nikko Hanoi is situated in the centre of the city and is surrounded by scenic lakes and parks and yet is only minutes away from prominent office locations, historic sites and popular shopping areas.

Rooms at Nikko Hotel

Stylish furnishings, sophisticated facilities and contemporary Vietnamese artwork are distinctive features of all of the 260 rooms and Suites at the hotel. The Superior room is an elegant spacious room at 36 sqm, Nikko rooms on the Nikko floor have separate shower cubicles and the Executive Suite is a comfortable 75 sqm. All rooms have bay windows allowing for plenty of natural light.

-In-room fitness machine
-Satellite television
-Individual temperature control
-In-room safe
-Key card locking system
-Bathroom scales
-Hairdryer
-Shaving adapter with 110-240V
-Rooms for the physically challenged
-Non-smoking rooms available on request

Restaurant at Nikko Hotel

Taoli Restaurant
The elegant, contemporary surroundings of TaoLi restaurant create the perfect setting in which to enjoy authentic Cantonese cuisine, Dim Sum luncheon and other oriental delicacies.

TaoLi is open for lunch and dinner and private dining rooms catering for 8-12 persons are available.

Opening Hours:
Lunch: 11.30am - 14.00 pm
Dinner: 18.00pm - 22.30 pm

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