Joy Hotel
Vietnam, Hanoi, Hoan Kiem

The Hanoi Joy Hotel is, a hidden gem in the backstreets of Hanoi s historic Old Quarter. Its location in one of the quietest streets in the Quarter, combined with the helpful service of multilingual and helpful staff.

Here you can find the “all in one” concept. Just press one button on the room telephone and guests have access to the hotel services and amenities, no need to look up services on the hotel directory.

Dont forget to visit Hanoi while staying in Hanoi Joy Hotel . The very easy way to visit our beautiful city is to join in our trips

Do not miss the chance to visit the tourist attractions around Hanoi such as Perfume Pagoda, Hoa Lu , Halong Bay, Sapa. All the tours are available at our tour information desk.

The modern and relatively stylish Joy Hotel is justifiably popular. It stands out because of the quality of the accommodation and the central location in the millennium-old streets of Hanoi s old mercantile quarter.

There is a variety of rooms in the six floors. Floors are either tiled or capet, and the bathrooms all come with a tub and hot, cold water. It also has broadband Internet, it is free all the time in the lobby.

If you like street food, youve picked the right hotel. The corner of Bat Su and Bat Dan is home to two popular street-side restaurants that serve up a surprisingly diverse range of food from morning until after midnight. More conventional fare and home-brewed beer can be found here, a two-minute walk right of the hotel.

Facilities at Joy Hotel

• Airport Transfers
• Bicycle Rental
• Cable/Satellite

• Laundry
• Restaurant
• Tour Desk

• WiFi

The Rooms at Joy Hotel

• Air Condition

• Cable/Satellite

About Hoan Kiem:

A focal point of the city, Hoan Kiem Lake is a popular area where locals gather to meet, practise tai chi, and drink tea. It's where you'll find festivals, evening romance and the mystical Ngoc Son Temple, located in the centre of the lake on an island. It's also the location of the old city and still exudes an ambiance of times gone by. The Pho Co or 36 streets originally designated to 36 trade guilds, remain. Many of the guilds have left but brisk trading is still done among the locals and tourists along streets like Hang Dao, better known as " street of silk " and Hang Quat (Street of Fans) selling Buddhist relics.

Situated on the Red River (Song Hong) Hanoi provides a complete contrast to bustling Ho Chi Min City. The capital of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is more like a quiet charming provincial town with its lakes, shady boulevards and pleasant public parks. Wander around the centre and you’ll see fine old buildings. For an insight into Vietnam, visit the history Museum which charts the evolution of the country, from pre-historic days to the rise of the Communist Party. Around 120 kilometres south-west of Hanoi lies the Cuc Phuong National Park - one of the last tropical primeval forest reserves on Earth which contains rare plants and animals, many of which are extinct everywhere else in the world. Approximately 120km southwest of Hanoi. The capital's cafes, graceful lakes and ancient pagodas help generate a slower pace than that of thriving Saigon.