MAY DE VILLE Lakeside Hotel

MAY DE VILLE Lakeside Hotel is a five-star hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with selected rooms overlooking Hoan Kiem Lake. Accommodation spans double rooms, suites and a family room, with sizes from 18 to 80 m². Air conditioning, private bathrooms, soundproofing, flat-screen TVs and minibars recur across the room types; selected categories add city or lake views, balconies, terraces, a bath or coffee machine. The Superior Without Window has no windows, and a connecting city-view room accommodates up to five.

May Restaurant serves Vietnamese, Asian and European dishes, while Scenic Space Bar pairs cocktails with panoramic city and lake views. The hotel also has a rooftop pool, spa and wellness centre, fitness centre, massage services, a tour desk and 24-hour reception. Free WiFi is available throughout. Breakfast includes Continental, Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-free, Asian and American selections, with buffet service and breakfast to go. Room service runs for 24 hours. Gia Ngu Street places markets, temples and lakeside sights within walking distance.

Room sizes range from 18 to 80 m², across double rooms, suites and family layouts. Air conditioning, private bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, soundproofing and minibars are common to the room categories. Most rooms have one extra-large double bed; Deluxe Internal Window and Superior Without Window can instead have two single beds, while Family Room combines one single bed with an extra-large double bed.

Views and outdoor space distinguish several categories. Deluxe Double City View faces the city, while May Lake View includes both lake and city views. Executive Balcony and Suite with Terrace provide balconies or terraces and city views; May De Ville Grand Suite Balcony adds a bath and coffee machine. Superior Without Window has no windows, whereas Deluxe Internal Window has an internal window. Family Room accommodates up to four people, and May Connecting City View up to five. Room sizes and bed layouts vary by type.

Facilities centre on dining, wellness and local activities. The restaurant, bar, coffee house and snack bar sit alongside a kid-friendly buffet, children’s meals, fruit, wine and champagne, and special-diet menus on request. Breakfast choices include Continental, Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-free, Asian and American selections, buffet service and breakfast to go. Free WiFi is available throughout the hotel.

Guests can use the spa and wellness centre, fitness centre, massage services, sun terrace and outdoor furniture. The hotel also has a lift, family rooms, airport shuttle, car hire, bicycle rental, walking tours, bike tours, cooking classes and tours about local culture. A tour desk, concierge service, luggage storage and 24-hour front desk serve travellers. Public parking is available nearby without reservation, with charges possibly applicable.

The hotel stands on Gia Ngu Street in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a dense grid of narrow lanes historically associated with particular trades. Hang Bac, Hang Gai and Hang Dau reflect the quarter’s traditional street names. Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square is 100 m away, and Hoan Kiem Lake is 450 m from the hotel. Shops, street-food stalls and cafés fill the nearby streets; Nhà Hàng Hungry Hanoi and 96 are both 20 m away. The hotel also has its own restaurant and bar, alongside the surrounding Old Quarter dining.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.5 km away, and Noi Bai International Airport is 19 km from the hotel. An airport shuttle is available, while the 24-hour front desk serves arrivals throughout the day and night. The tour desk can arrange local outings, and public transport tickets, car hire and a general shuttle service are among the hotel’s transport facilities. Public parking is at a nearby location; no reservation is needed, though charges may apply.

Several Old Quarter sights are within a short walk: Hanoi Weekend Night Market and Kim Ngan Temple are each 150 m away. The Huc Bridge and Ta Hien Street are both 250 m from the hotel. The bridge crosses Hoan Kiem Lake towards Ngoc Son Temple, while Ta Hien Street has cafés and places to eat. The hotel’s tour desk can arrange walking tours, bike tours, cooking classes and tours about local culture.