The Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi is one of Vietnam’s oldest and most revered hotels. The Hotel What is now a luxury escape in the heart of Hanoi, the storied past of Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi in fact dates back to 1901. Blending French colonial grandeur with Vietnamese warmth and hospitality, the hotel is a favourite amongst luxury travellers. Outside, the ornate facade evokes a sense of elegance, while inside the hotel is split into two wings – the Heritage Wing, steeped in old-world colonial charm, and the Opera Wing, decorated in an sophisticated neo-classical style. Amenities & experiences  An oasis in the city, the swimming pool is a tranquil space that's ideal for lazing away the afternoon after a morning of exploring the leafy French Quarter. Le Spa du Metropole offers another excellent space to unwind, with an extensive treatment menu on offer for guests, as well as a fully-equipped gym just steps from the garden. Dining & drinking There are five distinct venues for dining and drinking, offering guests various gastronomic experiences that span from Eastern delicacies to Western delights. Head to Le Beaulieu for classic French dining and La Terrasse for a Parisian cafe experience. Angelina serves up Italian comforts and cocktails, while Spice Garden celebrates native Vietnamese cuisine. For drinks, Le Club Bar soundtracks evenings to jazz and afternoons with high-tea tradition, while the Bamboo Bar is the perfect spot for poolside drinks.  

For travellers seeking a sanctuary of luxury in Ho Chi Minh City, Park Hyatt Saigon is a premier choice. The Hotel Housed in an elegant French mansion-style building, the Park Hyatt Saigon is both striking and timeless, occupying a prime position on Lam Son Square in District 1, overlooking the iconic Saigon Opera House. Interiors are contemporary with elements of the city’s heritage and influence. There are 245 rooms and suites, with some offering direct access to the pool garden via a private terrace. Amenities & experiences  The pool garden is a tranquil oasis and welcomed escape from the buzz of the city, perfect for afternoon lounging, while the fitness suite is fully equipped for guests looking to work up a sweat. The Xuan Spa is inspired by traditional Vietnamese beauty rituals, offering a variety of massages, body treatments, steam and Jacuzzi facilities. Dining & drinking From Michelin‑recognised dining to elegant afternoon tea, food and drink are central to the Park Hyatt experience. Square One is its signature restaurant which blends French and Vietnamese cuisine, and has been recognised in the MICHELIN Guide. Opera Restaurant offers a casual Italian trattoria experience, while the Terrace is another inviting space for lighter bites. In the Park Lounge, you can indulge in afternoon tea, and by night, 2 Lam Son Bar is the place to be for DJ’s, cocktails and dancing.  

An urban oasis that is flamboyant and decadent, Capella Hanoi is one of Hanoi’s most talked‑about luxury hotels. The Hotel Capturing the essence of the Hanoi Opera House and the golden age of opera and jazz in the 1920s, Capella Hanoi was designed exclusively by famed designer Bill Bensley. Extravagant at every turn, a stay here is a sensory experience. Rich velvets, bold colour, detailed murals and operatic memorabilia are woven throughout the hotel. Every room tells its own story, with each named and themed after opera performers, composers and designers. Premier Rooms have exquisite French balconies overlooking Hanoi’s vibrant streets or the Opera House, while the expansive Grand Opera Suites combine Eastern and Western motifs, and benefit from terraces with iconic city views. Amenities & experiences  You mightn’t leave this whimsical and enchanting address, as it promises everything you need for a truly decadent stay. Lounge on the daybeds in La Grotta Indoor Pool – an art-filled, opera-influenced space with mirrored ceilings and bold geometric tiles. Relax in the Auriga Spa, where experiences inspired by celestial rhythms based on lunar phases, and a sauna, steam room, fitness centre, and bespoke wellness treatments are on offer too. Dining & drinking The hotel has four distinct dining venues. Backstage is its signature restaurant, indulging guests with a theatrical dining experience serving up innovative Northern Vietnamese cuisine within a captivating setting of vintage stage costumes and custom tableware art. Head to the rooftop for oysters, caviar and cocktails at The Hudson Rooms – an ambient bar inspired by 1920s New York and Grand Central Terminal – named one of Asia’s Best Bars. Koki & Hibana by Koki is the hotel’s Michelin-recognised Japanese dining destination. And Diva’s Lounge is a sultry and intimate space, perfect for small plates and cocktails.