Emissary Corner Hanoi Hotel & Spa

Emissary Corner Hanoi Hotel & Spa is a 4-star hotel in French Quarter, Hanoi, set on a quiet lane near Hoan Kiem Lake and offering spa facilities. Rooms range from an 18 m² Superior Double Room for two to a 30 m² family room for four, with double-or-twin and triple layouts between them. Air conditioning, private bathrooms, flat-screen TVs and minibars feature across the range; the family option has two large double beds, while the triple room combines a single bed and a large double bed.

You can use the spa and wellness centre, book wellness packages or ask the tour desk about local activities. The hotel also has room service, a 24-hour front desk, free WiFi and a paid shuttle. Breakfast choices include continental, Italian, vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-free, kosher, Asian and American options, as well as buffet service and breakfast to go. Guests praise the English-speaking staff and their help with transport bookings and laundry. A buffet served next door is appreciated for made-to-order eggs, Vietnamese dishes and fresh fruit. Some rooms have windows facing interior spaces.

Across the four types, floor areas run from 18 to 30 m² and capacities from two to four. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a minibar; bathroom fittings include a walk-in shower, bidet and hairdryer, with free toiletries. The 18 m² Superior Double Room has one large bed. At the same size, the Deluxe Double or Twin Room with Window offers a large bed or two single beds.

The 30 m² Family Room with Window sleeps four in two large double beds. For three people, the 22 m² Deluxe Triple Room combines a single bed with a large double bed. The double and family options include soundproofing, while the private entrance and wine or champagne are shared across the range. Couples, families and small groups can choose between compact double rooms and larger layouts while retaining the same core equipment.

Emissary Corner Hanoi Hotel & Spa combines spa facilities and wellness packages with practical services for a city stay. A tour desk, concierge service and luggage storage support day trips and arrivals; bicycle rental, bike tours, cycling and cooking classes add ways to explore and learn about local food. The front desk operates around the clock, and the hotel provides daily housekeeping, laundry, ironing and dry cleaning. A lift, family rooms, baby safety gates and child safety socket covers are also available.

WiFi is free throughout the property. Airport shuttle and other shuttle services are available for a charge, while public parking is nearby for VND 150,000 per day without advance reservation. Room service is offered, and food facilities include a kid-friendly buffet, children’s meals, fruit, wine or champagne, breakfast in the room and minibars. Breakfast choices include continental, Italian, vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-free, kosher, Asian and American options, plus buffet service and breakfast to go.

Emissary Corner Hanoi Hotel & Spa is on a small lane off Phố Hàng Vôi in French Quarter, where broad boulevards meet quieter side streets. The lane keeps the hotel away from the busiest through traffic. Nearby are Vườn Hoa Hàng Vôi (150 m), Hang Tre Temple (200 m) and Tho Nam Temple (250 m); Hoan Kiem Lake is 450 m away. The surrounding streets connect the civic architecture of the French Quarter with the older neighbourhood north of the lake.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.7 km from the hotel, and Noi Bai International Airport is 20.2 km away. A paid shuttle service is available. Drivers can use public parking at a nearby site for VND 150,000 per day, with no reservation needed. The final approach is via the lane off Phố Hàng Vôi, rather than a hotel entrance directly on a main boulevard.

Several nearby places make it easy to focus a walk on the lake and historic centre. The Huc Bridge is 350 m away; it crosses to Ngoc Son Temple on the lake island. Ly Thai To Park, 400 m away, has paths and a monument to the Ly dynasty’s founder. The National Museum of Vietnamese History is 650 m away, with collections spanning the country’s past. Hanoi Old City Gate is 850 m away, at the edge of the northern quarter. Beyond it, narrow streets and old merchant lanes offer a different architectural character from the French Quarter’s broad boulevards. You can pair the lakeside walk with a temple visit or a museum stop.