We enjoyed our stay at the Luxor very much. Excellent staff. The rooms have pergo flooring and simple furniture, so it is not a deluxe type room experience but it was a comfortable quiet respite from the chaos and activity of Hanoi. Clean and comfortable beds with fresh duvets. Good breakfast buffet. Free computers to use in the lobby. Small... More

The hotel was excellent the staff were so friendly they were always there to help you and nothing was any trouble to them. We were very happy with our room and very quite also the breakfast was every thing you wanted. More

This hotel is in the heart of Old Hanoi and was the best for customer service in all the hotels we stayed in both Vietnam and Cambodia. The staff are attentive and cannot do enough for you from the porter to the breakfast staff and Reception are always helpful. Great location if you do want to stay in the old... More

Great hotel in the heart of Hanoi. Clean rooms with all the extras (soap, shampoo, hair dryer, water, fruit, tv, hangers), quite, great service, wifi, internet downstairs as well, but.. but so so hard to find when walking back from anywhere because the streets are so confusing in Hanoi. Although every hotel would be the same I suppose :) More

For the price they charge which is about 40-50 USD a night - I think its a pretty decent hotel. Clean rooms and bathrooms - the sheets in my room were a bit old and didnt seem fresh. Same goes for towels as well. But that was the only thing we found wrong with the hotel. There is free wireless... More

After being kidnapped and taken to another hotel we finally got to the Luxor, the staff were so helpful and friendly. The rooms were clean, bed comfy and hot water. Definitely the positive in Hanoi. More

Spent three nights with my family. Wife and three teen age kids. The rooms were a little small but very clean. The hotel staff was extremely accommodating. I booked two rooms one for my wife and me and one for the children with three beds on Hotels.com and when we arrived they had only two rooms for two people each,... More

Went with a group of schoolmates for a 4-night stay, my room-mate & I were surprisingly given a bigger room (family suite) meant for 3 people. We hence had a pretty luxurious stay compared to the others: a room two times as big, with windows, a bigger flat-screen television and two beds: a king size bed plus a single bed.... More

What can I say about the Hanoi Luxor Hotel, basically its a small piece of heaven in bustling Hanoi's old quarter??? Well for starters they are pretty much as advertised a small boutique hotel located centrally in the old quarter and not very far from the famous night market. We arranged transport via the hotel from the airport and it... More