Hotel de l'Opera Hanoi - MGallery

"Hotel de l'Opera Hanoi offers a chic boutique-style experience with flamboyant decor and a vibrant atmosphere. It features dining and lounging venues that pay homage to Vietnam's colonial heritage, and is ideal for business travellers and cultural enthusiasts." - Pruepat 'Maprang' Songtieng

"Hotel de L’Opera Hanoi—MGallery by Sofitel From its striking colonial-inspired exterior and elegant marble lobby to the uninterrupted views of the Hanoi Opera House, the Hotel de l'Opera evokes the spirit of an old world performance hall. The Old Quarter hotel’s cynosure is thenine-story atrium where velvet jewel-toned sofas, tasseled curtains, andan emerald tufted-silk wall behind the marble concierge counter have the dramatic effect of a theater foyer. The theme continues in the guest rooms: Moody walls, Hollywood-style vanity mirrors, and metallic accents nod to performers’ dressing rooms. Take in the sights from the third-floor pool terrace, which looks straight down Trang Tien Street to the iconic landmark, then head to the Fée Verte bar for cocktails before dinner at Café Lautrec, honoring the 19th-century painter and Hanoi’s ubiquitous French influences."

"Hotel de L’Opera Hanoi—MGallery by Sofitel From its striking colonial-inspired exterior and elegant marble lobby to the uninterrupted views of the Hanoi Opera House, the Hotel de l'Opera evokes the spirit of an old world performance hall. The Old Quarter hotel’s cynosure is thenine-story atrium where velvet jewel-toned sofas, tasseled curtains, andan emerald tufted-silk wall behind the marble concierge counter have the dramatic effect of a theater foyer. The theme continues in the guest rooms: Moody walls, Hollywood-style vanity mirrors, and metallic accents nod to performers’ dressing rooms. Take in the sights from the third-floor pool terrace, which looks straight down Trang Tien Street to the iconic landmark, then head to the Fée Verte bar for cocktails before dinner at Café Lautrec, honoring the 19th-century painter and Hanoi’s ubiquitous French influences."