Hanoi Starlight Boutique Hotel

Hanoi Starlight Boutique Hotel is a 3-star hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with balcony rooms that look over the city. Its seven room types range from a 15 m² standard room for two to a 38 m² connecting family room for four. All have private bathrooms, air conditioning and flat-screen TVs; selected rooms add balconies and city views, while the connecting room has soundproofing. Twin, double, triple and family arrangements cover different group sizes.

The hotel has a restaurant, buffet breakfast with Continental, Full English/Irish, Vegetarian, Asian and American choices, and free WiFi throughout. A tour desk handles tickets and travel arrangements, while the 24-hour front desk can help with local directions and luggage. An airport shuttle is available for a surcharge; there is no parking. On Hang Ga in the Old Quarter, the hotel is 450 m from Dong Xuan Market and 950 m from Hoan Kiem Lake, with temples, markets and city landmarks close by.

The seven room types range from double or twin accommodation to triple and family layouts. Sizes run from 15 m² to 38 m², with the 15 m² Standard Double or Twin Room for two and the 18 m² Superior Double or Twin Room with window inside providing the smallest choices. Triple rooms sleep up to three, while the Superior Family Room and Family Connecting Room accommodate up to four. Bed arrangements include twin singles, king-size doubles, super-king doubles and combinations for groups.

Air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV are common to the range. The two city-view options have a balcony: the 28 m² Deluxe Triple Room City View sleeps three, while the 22 m² Deluxe Double Room City View is for two. The 38 m² connecting family layout is the largest and includes soundproofing. Bathrooms have bath-or-shower facilities, with toiletries, towels, slippers and a hairdryer among the shared provisions.

Food and guest assistance are the main shared services at Hanoi Starlight Boutique Hotel. The restaurant is complemented by a buffet breakfast selection with Continental, Full English/Irish, Vegetarian, Asian and American options. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, and room service is among the facilities. A tour desk, concierge service and 24-hour front desk support ticket arrangements, local directions and luggage storage; guests can also use currency exchange and private check-in or check-out.

The hotel has a lift, family rooms and non-smoking rooms, along with daily housekeeping, laundry and dry-cleaning services. Bicycle rental, bike tours, walking tours, cooking classes and local-culture tours are available among the activities. Airport transfers can be arranged by shuttle for a surcharge. There is no parking at the hotel, so arrival by car requires a separate parking plan.

Hang Ga runs through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, where Hanoi Starlight Boutique Hotel sits among closely spaced streets and local temples. Chùa Thái Cam and Tan Khai Temple are both 50 m away; Vườn hoa Phùng Hưng and Phuc Kien Assembly Hall are each 200 m away. The pagoda and temple provide nearby religious sites, while the flower garden gives you a small green space within the built-up street grid. This part of Hanoi retains the Old Quarter’s traditional trading character, with small shops and places of worship sharing the same narrow lanes.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.3 km from the hotel, and Noi Bai International Airport is 19.5 km away. An airport shuttle is available for a surcharge, while the front desk operates 24 hours and can assist with travel arrangements. There is no parking at the property, so drivers need to plan separately for a parking space. The hotel is on Hang Ga within the Old Quarter.

Dong Xuan Market and Hanoi Weekend Night Market are both 450 m away. Dong Xuan is a traditional market where you can browse food, clothing and household goods; the evening market brings stalls into the Old Quarter streets. O Quan Chuong City Gate is 600 m from the hotel, and Hanoi Train Street is also 600 m away. The gate is a historic entrance to the old city, while Train Street follows the railway through a densely built residential stretch. Walks from Hang Ga can combine market browsing with the gate and railway-side streets.