Lotte Hotel Hanoi Among World's 25 Best Ranked By TripAdvisor
The annual TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Best Of The Best Award shortlisted Lotte Hotel in Hanoi in the list of 25 best hotels in the world voted by TripAdvisor readers this year.
Lotte Hotel Hanoi comprises a number of significant features to win guests' hearts. It covers the upper part of the towering 65-story building right in the center of Hanoi Downtown. The interior follows contemporary and high-end style, equipped with state-of-the-art amenities. From its 235 rooms and 83 suites, you will be able to contemplate panoramic views of the city. The room rate often starts from 100 USD per room per night.
A room in Lotte Hotel Hanoi - Photo: @lottehotel_hanoi
The luxurious hotel ranked 13th and was proud to be the only Vietnamese representative on the list. This position was determined based on the quantity and quality of traveler reviews and ratings updated on this American TripAdvisor website from January 1st to December 31st, 2021. In more detail, Lotte Hotel has received over 2100 reviews with 98% of good recommendations.
Photo: @lottehotel_hanoi
The list also includes some prominent brands such as Tulemar Bungalows and Villas in Costa Rica, Hotel Colline de France in Brazil, and Ikos Aria in Greece.
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