Tirant Hotel
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Tirant Hotel is a boutique city hotel in the heart of Hanoi Old Quarter, occupying Gia Ngu Street just a short walk from Hoan Kiem Lake. Open since 2011, the property combines 90 rooms and suites with rooftop leisure facilities, dining, a spa and a particularly convenient location for exploring Hanoi's historic centre on foot.
The hotel is well suited to couples, independent travellers and families who want to stay amid the Old Quarter's restaurants, shops and historic streets without sacrificing facilities such as a swimming pool and spa. Its relatively compact scale and elevated rooftop spaces provide a welcome contrast to the energetic neighbourhood at street level.
The property stands on Gia Ngu Street, whose history is linked to an old fishing community once associated with waterways in this part of Hanoi. The hotel's name also reflects a later chapter in the street's history, when it briefly carried the name Tirant during the French colonial period.
Guestrooms combine French and Indochine influences with modern comforts, using elegant furnishings and warm decorative details rather than an overtly contemporary international style. Higher floors and rooftop areas open up views across the dense roofs and streets of the Old Quarter towards Hoan Kiem Lake and the wider Hanoi skyline.
Superior and Deluxe Rooms provide approximately 23 square metres of space, with Superior rooms offering a queen bed and Deluxe categories available with king or twin beds. External View Deluxe rooms overlook the surrounding neighbourhood, while quieter Internal View rooms face towards the interior of the building.
Executive Balcony Rooms increase the space to approximately 33 square metres, while 45-square-metre Family Rooms combine a queen bed with two twin beds. Junior Suites provide around 30 square metres with city views and a bathroom with separate shower and bathtub, while the Tirant Suite offers around 40 square metres with elevated city views and enhanced bathroom facilities.
Tirant Restaurant, on the 13th floor, serves a daily international buffet breakfast combining Western and Asian selections with Vietnamese flavours. The restaurant also opens for brunch and dinner, with à la carte and set-menu choices that place particular emphasis on Vietnamese ingredients and culinary traditions.
Above it, Skyline Hanoi is the hotel's signature rooftop restaurant and bar, overlooking Hoan Kiem Lake and the rooftops of the Old Quarter. Contemporary international dishes and refined Vietnamese favourites are complemented by wines, premium spirits and signature cocktails, making the venue particularly appealing around sunset and after dark.
One of the hotel's most distinctive facilities is its rooftop outdoor swimming pool, a relatively unusual feature within the densely built Old Quarter. The compact pool occupies approximately 35 square metres and provides panoramic views over the surrounding city, with the adjoining rooftop areas creating an attractive place to relax after sightseeing.
A ground-floor fitness centre provides essential cardiovascular and strength-training equipment, while Ciel Spa offers Oriental-inspired therapies and Vietnamese herbal rituals in a dedicated wellness setting. Further services include complimentary Wi-Fi, 24-hour reception, luggage storage, travel assistance, laundry services and private airport transfers on request.
Tirant Hotel is located at 38 Gia Ngu Street in Hoan Kiem, directly within Hanoi Old Quarter. Hoan Kiem Lake and the Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre are approximately two minutes away on foot, while the surrounding lanes provide immediate access to street food, cafés, markets, shops and many of the historic quarter's best-known sights.
The location is especially convenient for exploring central Hanoi on foot, including the lake, Ngoc Son Temple area and the historic commercial streets of the Old Quarter. Noi Bai International Airport can be reached by road, and the hotel offers pre-arranged private airport pick-up and drop-off services for guests requiring transfers.