Stayed in Melia Hotel Hanoi a couple of times over the last year for business and while the hotel is fine for a work trip, it certainly wouldn't be my pick for a leisure break. The location is good, close to the Old Quarters, but the rooms are musty and dated and the bathroom very small. Much preferred Hotel Nikko,... More

We stayed here in December as part of our 12 days Vietnam and Cambodia tour. This large hotel is in the middle of town, and about a block from the famous "Hotel Hilton" where American POW were held during the Vietname war. There are several shops and restaurants within walking distance. Other tourist areas are further away, but taxi is... More

My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights while we explored Hanoi and surrounding areas. This was the first leg of our 3 week honeymoon in Vietnam. My first impression of the hotel was ‘mild disappointment’. This is based on our greeting/check-in and upon seeing our room. The room was clean and a reasonable size but dominated by a... More

The Melia Hanoi is a hotel that meets all standards for business travel. The rooms have a decent size with modern, tasteful and practical funiture. The bath room has only a bath and the shape of the bath tub and the height of the shower head makes the shower position rather awkward for taller people. Best is to have a... More

I spent 6 nights in the Melia Hanoi from 30 December 2011 and so we spent New Year in Hanoi. The hotel is beautiful and we received excellent service from all staff. The hotel was lovely decorated and had a huge Christmas tree in the foyer. The breakfast was wonderful with a large choice of all types of food to... More

This large, modern 4 star hotel is located in Hanoi's diplomatic district about half a mile from Hanoi's lake and old quarter. Our bedroom was a good size and well decorated, with a comfortable bed and a well-equipped bathroom. The breakfast was plentiful and international. They also run a great sea-food buffet in the evenings at weekends which was delicious,... More

I spent a fortnight on business here in January 2012, and found it of quite a high standard for a business hotel in Hanoi. I had a corner "Executive Suite" on the 19th floor, but even that high, the sounds of busy streets around were clearly heard through the single-glaze windows - it required ear-plugs to sleep properly. Nevertheless, the... More

We stayed at the Melia for a few nights before travelling to Halong Bay and one night after Halong Bay. On both occasions we were upgraded to a suite which was a real treat. The hotel is well situated and is only a short walk to the old quarter. The buffet breakfast was excellent with a wide selection of foods... More

Stayed here in late December. It's a lovely hotel and the staff are very friendly, polite and helpful. It's also in the lovely French Quarter and within walking distance of all major attractions. Beautiful tree lined streets and very nice rooms too. More