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Front of hotel

Front of hotel

Reception

Reception

Deluxe room

Deluxe room

Guest room

Guest room

Guest room

Guest room

Superior room

Superior room

Location:
The two-star Camellia 4 hotel offers comfort and style in the heart of Hanoi, our Camellia hotel has attracted guests from all over the world to stay. The hotel’s location is very convenient for guests to do shopping, visit the ancient city as well as discover the charming of tranditional food in the country of different ethnic minority groups. Stay at our hotel, you will feel the warm welcome.

Accommodation:
With 24 rooms, equipped modern facilities, our Camellia hotel provides the most relaxing, comfortable accomodations and atmosphere. It is right to choose our hotel for your stay in Hanoi. Beyond expections is the way to express our best services to all of you, window and balcony rooms are well equipped with deeply comfortable beds, high quality furnitures.

Room:
Superior rooms  
Deluxe rooms
Family rooms  

Facilities:
Passenger lift
Computers with high speed access in the lobby & in the rooms
Fully furnitured & equipped rooms
Printer & Photocopier
Extra bed & Baby cots available
24 hour security, reception
Laundry & dry cleaning
Baggage storage
Message, postal & courier services
Safety deposit box
Travelers check, credit cards accepted
Foreign currency exchange

Food & Drink:
* Vietnamese cuisine reflects on many gastronomic cultures which satisfy any gourmet. Famous specialities such as nem (spring roll), cha ca (fish cake), banana flower salad and pho (rice noodle soup) are always highly appreciated by most foreign visitors.
* Meals will usually include rice or noodles as staples along with a vast array of vegetables, and meats like chicken, duck, beef and pork. Dishes feature a wonderful fusion of flavors and you will find that fish sauce is a condiment accompanying almost every meal. Anther unexpected delight is the availability of good quality seafood (fish, calamari, prawns and crabs) which is caught along Vietnam's extensive coastline.
* Tea is one of the most common drinks in Vietnam. Coffee is also very good. It is thick and strong and is served complete with drip filter, so you know it is fresh! Home brewed rice wine is often offered to guests, but watch out - it is extremely alcoholic! Spirits, such as nep moi (a type of Vodka), are also produced locally but once again, be cautious as these are very strong.