Hotel De La Seine

Hotel De La Seine is a 3-star hotel in Dong Da, Hanoi, 1.4 km from the city centre, with soundproofed rooms offering garden or city views.

Accommodation ranges from 25 m² Superior Double Rooms to 35 m² suites and a family room with balcony. Rooms have air conditioning, soundproofing, flat-screen TVs with streaming services, minibars and private bathrooms. The suite adds separate living and sleeping areas, while the Deluxe room has city views and a bath.

The restaurant serves Vietnamese, Asian and European dishes, with vegetarian and dairy-free choices. Breakfast selections include vegetarian, Asian, American and buffet options, with breakfast to go also available. A bar, snack bar, shared lounge and executive lounge access round out the dining and common spaces. The 24-hour front desk, tour desk and paid shuttle service support arrivals and outings; the hotel also has a lift and family rooms. WiFi is free in the rooms, pets are accepted on request at no extra charge, and public parking is available nearby with possible charges. Ha Noi Railway station is 250 m away.

Four room types range from a 25 m² Superior Double Room to 35 m² suite and family accommodation. The Superior faces the garden or inner courtyard; the 30 m² Deluxe Double or Twin Room has city and courtyard views, with a bath and spa bath. Rooms include air conditioning, soundproofing and a minibar, alongside a flat-screen TV with streaming services. Each has a private bathroom, and the room details include toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, bidets and hairdryers.

The 35 m² Suite with City View has a separate bedroom and living room, while the 35 m² Family Room with Balcony has a terrace and city views. Beds vary by room: the Deluxe has either two single beds or an extra-large double, and the family room can have a single and extra-large double or three singles. The Superior and suite each have one extra-large double bed. The range combines double rooms with larger layouts and distinct outlooks.

Hotel De La Seine has a restaurant, bar and snack bar. Breakfast choices include vegetarian, Asian, American and buffet selections, as well as breakfast to go. The restaurant serves Vietnamese, Asian and European dishes, with vegetarian and dairy-free choices. A minibar is provided in the rooms, and breakfast can also be served in the room. Shared and executive lounges provide places to sit beyond the restaurant and bar.

Practical services include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, tour desk, currency exchange, laundry and dry-cleaning services, plus bicycle rental. The hotel has a lift, heating, air conditioning, family and non-smoking rooms, and a spa lounge/relaxation area. A shuttle service is available for a charge. WiFi is free in the rooms. Public parking is available nearby and charges may apply; pets are accepted on request without an extra charge.

Hotel De La Seine stands in Dong Da, among neighbourhood food shops, cafés and small religious sites. Ngo Si Lien Market is 150 m away, Văn Lake is 400 m away, the Temple of Literature is 500 m away, and Quán Bún Chả is 50 m from the hotel. The market serves local daily needs, while the Temple of Literature is a historic Confucian complex with courtyards and scholarly monuments. The immediate streets mix practical stops with sites of cultural interest.

Ha Noi Railway station is 250 m from the hotel, and Noi Bai International Airport is 20.4 km away. A paid shuttle service is available, while the 24-hour front desk can receive arrivals throughout the day and night. Public parking is available nearby without reservation, although charges may apply. If you arrive by train, the station is close enough to cover the last stretch on foot; for a car journey, account for the nearby public parking arrangement rather than private on-site parking.

Other nearby visits include the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum at 600 m, Hanoi Train Street at 700 m and Hoa Lo Historical Prison at 800 m; the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is 950 m away. The museum presents Vietnamese art, while Hoa Lo is a historical prison museum and the citadel preserves a major imperial-era site. Hanoi Train Street offers a look at a densely built railway corridor. The railway line runs close between the buildings there; Hoa Lo and the citadel cover distinct chapters of Hanoi's history.