Luckily we arrived late and departed very early so were only in the room for 8 - 10 hrs. The bed spreads were filthy the walls dirty and the bathroom walls had holes and patches all over. The whole place looked as though it was well past it's use by date. The only redeaming
feature was the breakfast, it was better than a lot that we had in similar hotels.

This was well below the standard that we expected we had paid for.

Ron Berry

We stayed in this hotel reccommeded by the agency at the airport. The pipes at the bathroom were very noisey and so we were kept awake many times during the night. Even though we complained, they didn't want to change the room claiming that the hotel was fully packed!! The towels were dirty, we found a cockarache on the bedroom's floor and the staff at the hotel tried to rip us off when we booked one of the trips with them. Good location but I don't recommend it...

We stayed in this hotel for 2 nights. 1st night, the room had to have its toilets pumped with excrement everywhere in the toilet. The whole room stank due to this. They refused to give us another room saying that they were all booked out. After the 3rd complaint they "suddenly" had a free room.

Checking out of the hotel, we ran into another problem. They charged us in USD, and when asked if we can pay in Dong. They charged a 200 dong premium per dollar for that option.

All in all, an absolutely terrible stay with attrocious service, and pure dishonesty. Such a shame to the Pacific Hotel Name.

We had a room booked for us at this hotel by the Tourist Information desk at Hanoi Noi Bai airport, and paid $30 per night for a double room. For that money you should be expecting quite a luxurious hotel in Vietnam.

The hotel is well located, at the western end of the old quarter. Walk out the door of the hotel along Pho Hang Bong and then Pho Hang Gai, and in 10 minutes you reach the pretty Hoan Kien Lake, in the centre of Hanoi.

Our room was surprisingly basic. The bed was comfortable and the room relatively clean, but the satellite TV didn't include any english channels, the safe didn't work, and neither did the bathroom light or lift (though they fixed that before we left), The room included two chairs which were covered with stains, again making the room seem poorer value for money than it should have been.

Breakfast is served on the 7th floor (so hopefully the lift isn't faulty too often) and the breakfast room is quite nice, with big windows offerring a good view over Hanoi. Buffet style breakfast includes things like croissants, toast, and fruit, with tea/coffee/juice. Coffee and Tea are available here free all day too.

There are two free-access high-speed internet terminals in the breakfast room, although one of them was not working when we were there (spotting a theme here?)

They offer a laundry service, and tours, though again, not very good value for money.

Overall, I'd stay there again maybe for a more realistic $10-15 per night. At $30 per night, this hotel falls far short of expectations.