Solaria Hotel Hanoi sits at No. 22 Bao Khanh Street in the Hang Trong ward of Hoan Kiem, and its own website places it right next to Hoan Kiem Lake, about two minutes on foot from Ngoc Son Temple, the Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre and the Weekend Night Market. That puts guests in the walkable heart of Hanoi, where the lake, the Old Quarter lanes and the area around St. Joseph's Cathedral can all be reached without a taxi.
The building is a recent one. Traveloka's listing records Solaria Hotel Hanoi as built in 2019, with its last renovation in 2020, so this is a young 4-star property rather than an older hotel that has been refitted. According to the listing data, the hotel has 60 rooms across 10 floors, with one restaurant and one bar counted in the property details. The official site describes the layout as boutique-style rooms on nine levels, including family and connecting rooms, with the Sol Sky Bar occupying level 10 at the top of the building.
The hotel's character comes through in its naming. Room categories carry the Sol, Solarium and Solaria labels, the spa is called Sol Spa, and the dining line-up includes Solasta on level 9 and MIAs on the ground floor. The official site describes the classic rooms as typical Hanoi rooms with traditional furniture, hardwood floors and local marble bathrooms, which gives the property a local feel despite its recent construction.
The official website lists seven room categories, set out below from the smallest to the largest. Room names and inclusions on Traveloka can differ slightly from the hotel's own naming, so check the live room list on the booking page when you choose a rate.
The entry-level category at 18 square metres for two guests, with either two single beds or one large double bed. The hotel describes it as its classic Hanoi room, with traditional furniture in warm light, a hardwood floor, a local marble bathroom with a standing shower and a seating area. Views are inland or towards a local landmark, and the official site notes that lower floors might not offer a clear view.
A 32-square-metre room for two guests built around a king bed. It suits couples who want noticeably more floor space than the Sol category without moving up to a balcony room.
At 35 square metres for two guests, this category offers double or twin bedding and roughly twice the space of the entry-level room, which makes it a comfortable option for longer stays.
Also 35 square metres for two guests, this room adds a balcony and locally sourced furnishings, with double or twin beds on request. As with the other categories, the outlook depends on the floor, with inland or local landmark views.
A 35-square-metre room for two guests that pairs a balcony with a city view, a good pick for travellers who want to look out over the Hoan Kiem streetscape.
One of the largest rooms in the hotel at 68 square metres, sleeping up to four guests in either one double and two single beds or two double beds. The official site says these rooms look out over Bao Khanh Street, include a seating area and a separate bathtub and standing shower, and can take an extra bed or a cot on request.
A 68-square-metre configuration with two bedrooms for up to four guests, designed for families or friends who want separate sleeping spaces while staying together.
Across the room pages on the official site, standard in-room features include individually controlled air conditioning, a 40-inch Sony smart TV, a laptop-size safe, Wi-Fi, a minibar with tea and coffee, opening windows with blackout curtains, and a built-in traditional-style wardrobe with a luggage rack. Traveloka's in-room list adds a bathrobe, hairdryer, desk, refrigerator and cable TV. Per-room inclusions can vary, so confirm the details for your chosen room on the listing.
The headline facilities at Solaria Hotel Hanoi are wellness and the upper-floor food and drink spaces, backed by a full set of front-of-house services.
The hotel's website also promotes guided experiences, including a Hanoi daily tour and Halong Bay cruise trips, which fits with the tours service shown on Traveloka. Ask the front desk for current options when you arrive.
Bao Khanh Street is a short lane just west of Hoan Kiem Lake, inside the Hang Trong area of Hoan Kiem district. The official site highlights the following within easy walking distance:
Arriving by air, most international and domestic visitors land at Noi Bai International Airport, north of the city. Solaria Hotel Hanoi offers an airport transfer with a surcharge, which can be arranged with the hotel before you travel, or you can take a taxi or ride-hailing car into Hoan Kiem. Singapore travellers can compare flights to Hanoi on Traveloka and then request the transfer so the trip runs from the arrivals hall to the lakeside without fuss.
Once settled, much of central Hanoi is walkable from Bao Khanh Street, and bicycle rental from the hotel is an easy way to cover more ground. For drivers, valet parking is available with a surcharge.
The official site describes a culinary offering spanning Asia and Europe across two restaurants and a sky bar:
Breakfast is served from 06:30 to 09:30, according to Traveloka's policy information, and the listing describes it as a hot breakfast served to the table, with an early-bird option. Traveloka also lists a la carte lunch and dinner, set menu lunch and dinner, a cafe, a snack bar, and dietary and vegetarian meal options. Whether breakfast is included depends on the rate you book: the official room pages mention daily breakfast, while Traveloka shows breakfast as a separately charged item on some rates, so check the room inclusions before you pay.
Beyond the hotel, the lanes around Bao Khanh Street, the Old Quarter and the Weekend Night Market are full of places to try Hanoi street food. If you want a guided taste of the city, browse Hanoi food tours and things to do on Traveloka to plan an evening around the lake.
The clearest reason is location. With Hoan Kiem Lake next door and Ngoc Son Temple and the water puppet theatre about two minutes away on foot, you can explore the historic centre on foot and come back to rest between outings.
The second reason is the building itself. Built in 2019 and renovated in 2020, Solaria Hotel Hanoi combines a young building with a local design style, with traditional furniture, hardwood floors and marble bathrooms in its classic rooms.
Third, the room range is broad for a mid-sized hotel. Couples can choose from 18-square-metre classic rooms up to 35-square-metre balcony rooms, while families can book the 68-square-metre family room or the two-bedroom connecting option for up to four guests.
Finally, there is plenty to do without leaving the property: a massage at Sol Spa, dinner at Solasta, and a cocktail at Sol Sky Bar on level 10 to finish the day. If you are still weighing up options, it is worth taking a moment to compare other hotels in Hanoi on Traveloka before you decide.
Booking through Traveloka lets you see the current room list, compare rates and inclusions side by side, and keep your booking details in one place. To combine your stay with flights and activities, start planning from the Traveloka homepage.
Comparing options nearby? These hotels are also in Hoan Kiem district, several of them in the same Hang Trong ward.
Popular Facilities | AC, Restaurant, 24-Hour Front Desk, Parking, Elevator, WiFi |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 14:00 - to 12:00 |
Breakfast Availability | Yes, hotel has room that provide breakfast |
Available rooms at Solaria Hotel Hanoi | 60 |
Number of floors in Solaria Hotel Hanoi | 10 |
Another facilities in Solaria Hotel Hanoi | A la carte breakfast, A la carte dinner, A la carte lunch, Restaurant with AC, Bar |
