42B Hang Giay Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi, Vietnam·View on map
Prince II Hotel is a 2-star hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with soundproofed rooms and a restaurant serving Vietnamese dishes. Its address on Hang Giay Street places you among the quarter’s narrow commercial lanes, close to temples, markets and places to eat. A 24-hour front desk, tour desk and concierge service support city visits, while guests can request a shuttle or arrange airport transfers for a surcharge.
The four room types range from an 18 m² Superior Double Room with sky window to a 28 m² Family Room with City View. Options include twin and double rooms, with city or other views, private bathrooms with baths and showers, air conditioning, flat-screen satellite TVs and minibars. The family room combines a single bed with a king-size bed.
The restaurant serves breakfast daily and Vietnamese dishes, with room service and special-diet menus on request. Staff can arrange tickets and day trips, and bicycles are available to rent for exploring Hanoi. Free WiFi is available in the rooms. Private parking is nearby, costs extra and requires advance reservation.
Prince II Hotel has four room types, from the 18 m² Superior Double Room with sky window to a 28 m² Family Room with City View. The other choices are 25 m² twin and double rooms with city views. Beds range from two single beds to a king-size bed, while the family room combines a single bed with a king-size bed. Maximum occupancy ranges from two to three people across the room types.
All four rooms have private bathrooms with a bath and shower, plus towels, slippers, a hairdryer and toilet paper. Air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a minibar are shared features, while room facilities also include a desk and safety deposit box. Soundproofing is included across the range; the family room offers the most floor space, and the Superior Double is the only option with a sky window.
At 28 m², this is the largest of the four options and the only room named for family use. It pairs a single bed with a king-size bed and has city views, a bath and soundproofing, along with a desk and safety deposit box.
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This 25 m² room is the twin option, with two single beds and city views. Its private bathroom has a bath and shower, while air conditioning, soundproofing and a safety deposit box round out the practical details. It is the only twin layout.
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The 18 m² Superior Double is the smallest room and the only one named with a sky window. It has a king-size bed, a view and a private bathroom with a bath and shower; a desk and safety deposit box are also provided.
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At 25 m², this double room gives you a king-size bed and a city view. Unlike the Twin, it has a king-size layout; a bath, air conditioning and soundproofing distinguish its facilities, with a desk and safety deposit box also available.
See pricesThe hotel combines practical help for getting around Hanoi with dining and in-room services. Its tour desk and concierge service can assist with tickets and trips; the property also offers cooking classes, currency exchange, luggage storage, car hire and shuttle service. A 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping and room service add support during your stay, while family rooms and non-smoking rooms are among the accommodation options.
The restaurant serves meals, and guests can request special-diet menus; fruit and minibars are also among the food and drink facilities. Media options include a flat-screen TV, satellite and cable channels, a DVD player and an iPod dock. Rooms have private bathrooms and air conditioning, with a bath or shower, towels, slippers and a hairdryer. Free WiFi is available in the rooms. Private parking is nearby, costs extra and requires a reservation.
Prince II Hotel is on Hang Giay Street in the Old Quarter, a dense grid of narrow streets north of Hoan Kiem Lake, with older commercial lanes, temples, shops and places to eat. Ta Hien Street is 100 m away, Bach Ma Temple is 150 m away, and the Hanoi Weekend Night Market is also 150 m from the hotel. The surrounding streets are busy, and soundproofing is a feature of the rooms.
Ha Noi Railway station is 1.6 km away, and Noi Bai International Airport is 19.7 km from the hotel. Airport transfers can be arranged for a surcharge, and a shuttle service is available on request. Private parking is at a nearby site, costs extra and requires a reservation. The 24-hour front desk can assist with arrivals, while the hotel arranges day trips to Ha Long Bay, Mai Chau and Tam Coc Cave.
Several Old Quarter landmarks are close enough to visit on foot: O Quan Chuong City Gate is 300 m away, Cau Dong Market is 350 m away, and Dong Xuan Market is 400 m away. Hoan Kiem Lake is 700 m away for a walk beside the water. At Dong Xuan Market you can browse stalls selling food and everyday goods; nearby temples include Bach Ma, while the city gate reflects the quarter’s historic character. Guests can also rent bicycles from the hotel for longer city visits.
Guests often praise the Old Quarter setting near local nightlife, noting that the hotel remains quiet. They also appreciate the friendly team’s help with tours, transport and luggage, along with comfortable beds and tidy rooms. Some guests report steep stairs and no lift.
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Prince II Hotel is on Hang Giay Street in the Old Quarter. Ha Noi Railway station is 1.6 km away, and Noi Bai International Airport is 19.7 km away. Airport transfers can be arranged for a surcharge, and a shuttle service is available on request. Private parking is nearby, costs extra and must be reserved in advance; the 24-hour front desk handles arrivals.
Prince II Hotel is 100 m from Ta Hien Street and 150 m from Bach Ma Temple; Hanoi Weekend Night Market is also 150 m away. O Quan Chuong City Gate is 300 m away, and Dong Xuan Market is 400 m away. Hoan Kiem Lake, 700 m from the hotel, is another destination for a walk. The surrounding lanes also have shops and places to eat.
Prince II Hotel serves breakfast daily in its restaurant, alongside Vietnamese dishes. Breakfast is not included in the rate, and the restaurant also offers special-diet menus on request.
Prince II Hotel has private parking at a nearby site rather than on the hotel premises. It costs extra and requires a reservation in advance.
Prince II Hotel has no lift, and some guests describe the stairs to the sixth floor as steep. This can be a drawback if you have difficulty with stairs or are travelling with heavy luggage.
Prince II Hotel provides free WiFi in the rooms. The service is available in guest rooms, alongside room features such as air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.