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D&J said
First day of our last full calendar month sees us arrive in Hanoi late at night having flown from Hong Kong to Ho Chi Minh and then north... Continue reading »
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Helen Pattison said
Our sleeper train from Hue took 14 hours and this time we had the top bunks - more fun but less leg room. We were sharing with a middle a... Continue reading »
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jcdaggettco said
This was the highlight among many highlights for the trip. The night of the 6th turning to the 7th was horrible. A cold from a foreign ge... Continue reading »
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Carolyn B said
It was raining so hard when we arrived in Hanoi and continued to do so for a couple of days. In between showers... Continue reading »
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Koren & Erin said
After arriving in Hanoi a week ago, we have come to the conclusion that the people were way nicer in southern Vietnam, and when crossing... Continue reading »
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1. Nikko
from $161
The hotel offers multifunctional meeting spaces and facilities to a capacity of 200 people. A business centre is available with a full range of services. Other facilities include a fully-equipped fitness centre, large swimming... more
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2. Hanoi New Paradise
from $210
Sedona Suites Hanoi Viet Nam Hotel Accommodations more
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3. Somerset Grand Hanoi
from $176
Located in the city of Hanoi, the Somerset Grand Hanoi is close to the area attractions that include the business district of Hoan Kiem, Fine Art Museum, Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, Hanoi Opera House, and many more. The guests... more
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4. Emeraude Classic Cruise
from $375
Emeraude offers daily overnight cruise service on board a luxurious replica steamer with 38 cabins meticulously designed to evoke the nostalgic charm of colonial Indochina.In 1910 a paddle steamer called the Emeraude was offeri... more
