InterContinental Hanoi Westlake

Prepare to be treated like the A-lister you are at the InterContinental Hanoi Westlake.

Nestled by the serene waters of Hanoi’s Westlake, right next to the ancient Kim Lien (Golden Lotus) Pagoda, this swanky spot is your ticket to luxury. 

The rooms? Oh, they’ve got that whole “contemporary Vietnamese decor” thing going on, complete with giant flat-screen TVs to make you feel like a star in your show. 

And don’t worry, they’ve got you covered with free Wi-Fi – because who can be expected to post those enviable selfies without it?

If you’re a globetrotter, the hotel is about 14 miles from Noibai International Airport. 

As for exploring the city’s finest attractions, the Thang Long Water Puppet Theater and Vietnam Fine Arts Museum are practically in the hotel’s backyard – a mere 2.9 miles away.

But let’s talk about the rooms, shall we? They’re not just rooms; they’re stylish havens with wooden floors, a mini-bar for those impromptu celebrations, and private balconies offering views of the pool, Westlake, or the bustling cityscape of Hanoi. 

Bath time becomes an event with their spacious private bathrooms, complete with walk-in rain showers and bathtubs for those star-studded soak sessions.

Were you feeling the need to work off that extra croissant or two? The Health Club’s got your back, with a fitness center that could rival a Hollywood gym and even yoga and Pilates classes to keep you feeling Zen. 

And for those moments when you need to chill out, there are galore massages and the option to book epic day trips at the tour desk.

Now, let’s get to the excellent stuff – the dining. They’ve got not one, not two, but three restaurants, and they’re all about making your taste buds do the happy dance. Breakfast? You bet.

 Vietnamese cuisine? Absolutely. Italian dishes? Of course. And when you’re in the mood for a little sip-sip hooray, the Sunset Bar and Diplomat Lounge have your libations covered. 

If you’re feeling a bit hungry during the day, Le Gourmet has you sorted with fresh bread, cookies, pastries, and a coffee and tea selection that would make your grandma jealous. 

This place isn’t just a hotel; it’s your passport to the high life in Hanoi.