Wild LoTus Ha Noi

Wild LoTus Ha Noi is a 3-star hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, 450 m from Hoan Kiem Lake. It has three room categories, from a Superior Double Room for two to a Family Room with Balcony for up to five. The Superior room measures 18 m² and includes air conditioning and a private bathroom with a bath; the larger bed formats in the Deluxe and Family rooms distinguish them from its king-size bed.

The range pairs a double room with a family layout offering two extra-large double beds. Breakfast is available to go, with à la carte choices, and the hotel is non-smoking throughout. Staff speak English, French, Vietnamese and Chinese, and reviewers praise their friendly help with luggage, opening doors and local recommendations. Public parking is available nearby for a daily fee, while there is no internet access. On Hàng Bè street, the hotel places you among the Old Quarter’s closely spaced streets, near the lake, temples and historic landmarks.

Wild LoTus Ha Noi offers three room categories: Superior Double Room, Deluxe Room and Family Room with Balcony. The Superior Double Room measures 18 m² and sleeps up to two. It has a large bed (King size), air conditioning and a private bathroom with a bath, shower and bidet. A tea and coffee maker, wardrobe and heating are also part of this room. The Deluxe Room also accommodates two, with one extra-large double bed (Super-king size), giving it a different sleeping arrangement from the Superior option.

For larger parties, the Family Room with Balcony sleeps up to five and has two extra-large double beds. The balcony distinguishes this category, while the two-bed configuration sets it apart from both double rooms. Together, the three options cover a double room, a room with a larger bed and a higher-capacity family layout.

Wild LoTus Ha Noi is non-smoking throughout. Breakfast is available to go, with à la carte choices. This option suits an early start or a day spent walking around the Old Quarter, since breakfast can be taken with you. Public parking is available nearby; it is not a private hotel space. A reservation is not needed, and the daily charge is VND 300,000. There is no internet access at the hotel, so online maps, messaging and remote work require a separate connection. Downloading maps before arrival can help with navigation through the Old Quarter’s narrow streets. Arrange mobile data before arrival if you need online access during your stay. The takeaway format means you can carry breakfast with you as you head out.

Wild LoTus Ha Noi is on Hàng Bè street in the Old Quarter, east of Hoan Kiem Lake. This part of central Hanoi is a compact grid of narrow streets, with shops, eateries and small temples threaded between older commercial lanes. The street network reflects the quarter’s traditional trade names, with cafés and shops sharing the lanes. Hoan Kiem Lake is 450 m away, and Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square is 250 m from the hotel. Tho Nam Temple is 50 m away; Bò Nhúng Dấm is also 50 m away for a meal.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.6 km away. A taxi or local car ride from the station brings you towards Hàng Bè; travellers already in the Old Quarter can make the final approach on foot through its narrow streets. Public parking is available nearby, costs VND 300,000 per day and requires no reservation. It is public rather than private parking, so allow time to park and carry luggage to the hotel. Check-in is available from 14:00 to 23:00.

Hanoi Old City Gate is 600 m away, marking a historic entrance to the trading quarter. The Huc Bridge is 200 m away, linking the lakeside with the route to Ngoc Son Temple. Hoa Lo Historical Prison is 1.1 km away, while Long Bien Bridge is 1.3 km away across the Red River. These landmarks offer different walks through Hanoi’s history and architecture, from the old streets and lake to the river crossing.