Capella Hanoi

The experience was good, though I arrived late for check-in and no one greeted me upon entering. However, the subsequent experience was great. The hotel breakfast was delicious, and the staff were very friendly. I'd definitely stay here again next time I visit!

Created wonderful memories with my husband for our anniversary. Flew all the way to Hanoi specifically to experience Capella. Huge thanks to the hotel staff for their care and quick service response, especially for helping us book the Hudson Room. Even though we ran into a heavy rainstorm and couldn't explore Hanoi much, the afternoon tea and happy hour at the hotel were fantastic. The breakfast on the second day was also very rich, and the pho is definitely worth trying.

The Capella is a magnificent addition, painting a vibrant splash of color on an otherwise dull Hanoi. Each room is uniquely designed. The free-flow champagne and oysters at breakfast truly show their generosity. The only minor drawback is the small pool; there's only one shower room for the pool area, and the drain wasn't very effective, leading to water overflowing everywhere.

A beautiful setting that combines a comedic style, giving you the feeling of living in a theater. The small entrance reminds me of the Grand Theatre in Shanghai during its heyday, but inside it's a whole different world. The service matches the price.

This was my first time in Hanoi, and I was so grateful to the Japanese restaurant staff at this hotel. One of the women there translated for me in Japanese and kindly shared a lot of helpful information about Hanoi, which made my trip very enjoyable. I'm truly thankful. The food at the Japanese restaurant is absolutely delicious, and they also have an à la carte menu, so I highly recommend it. The room's concept was inspired by an Opera House actress, featuring a wonderful and artistic Art Deco interior design with meticulous attention to detail. I definitely want to visit and stay at this hotel again. The hospitality and service truly impressed me, living up to its 5-star rating. Thank you very much.

This hotel is located in the heart of Hanoi, making it super convenient to walk to Hoan Kiem Lake and other nearby attractions. The hotel is themed around an opera house, and its decor is truly magnificent and luxurious, with meticulous details that give it a very high-design and upscale feel. The facilities are modern and top-notch; our room even had a Washlet toilet and a Dyson hairdryer. The service was excellent, warm, and professional. Guests can check in comfortably while seated, and are offered welcome drinks and snacks. The snacks and drinks provided in the LIVING ROOM are available to all guests and are of really high quality. Happy Hour starts at 5:30 PM, complete with live jazz music, creating a fantastic atmosphere. Breakfast is also a must-try, offering champagne, steak, and oysters.

The design is truly unique and luxurious, with bold and rich color choices that create a striking visual impact and a strong sense of artistic beauty. The service is also very good. However, considering the price, the Sofitel next door feels more relaxing and provides a better vacation vibe. Nevertheless, it's still a great place for a one-night experiential stay.

I'd been eyeing this hotel since last year, thinking I'd make a trip to Hanoi just for it. A week before my trip, I emailed the hotel to sort out some details, and the cake they made was exactly the flavor I requested – absolutely perfect. When I arrived, it certainly didn't disappoint. Stepping into the hotel, I was immediately enveloped by Bill Bensley's maximalist, opera-house-inspired design. Check-in coincided perfectly with afternoon tea, so I picked out a few cakes, savory bites, and drinks (highly recommend the apple cucumber kombucha). Time just flew by until the evening jazz performance; listening to the elegant jazz music and enjoying unlimited special concoctions was pure bliss. Dinner was at The Hudson Rooms on the top floor. I casually ordered a steak and an appetizer. The steak itself was a good cut, but it was a bit overcooked, so the server kindly offered me two complimentary desserts (both were delicious!). She also booked me a table at the mysterious speakeasy, Bar 61. Of course, getting in still required solving a riddle to find the key and unlock the door. There, I tried their exclusive whiskies and cocktails. I'd already lost count of how many drinks I'd had since walking into the hotel – this place truly is a paradise for dessert lovers and whiskey enthusiasts! After drinks, I returned to my room to find the turndown service complete, and a hot, bubbly bath with rose petals already drawn. I put on the hotel's jazz playlist and soaked in the tub – it was incredibly comfortable. 🥰 After a restful night, I woke up the next day for the long-awaited breakfast. It was primarily à la carte. I tried their pho, which was incredibly fresh and sweet with a generous portion of beef. The spring rolls were unbelievably soft and delicious. Even as someone who doesn't typically like coffee, their egg coffee won me over. Paired with fresh French oysters, it felt like I wouldn't need to eat for the rest of the day after that meal.