Less than six miles from the hustle of downtown Hanoi — and the touristy Old Quarter — on the South Tu Liem district’s Vietnam National Convention Center campus is the show-stopping JW Marriott Hotel Hanoi.
Designed by New York-based architecture firm Carlos Zapata Studios in 2013, the hotel fuses Vietnamese tradition with an impressive, space-age exterior to produce a modern masterpiece well-situated for meetings, events and sightseeing.
Inside, vast marble lobbies, impossibly high ceilings, sweeping staircases and grand ballrooms fill Hanoi’s JW Marriott. Outside, the man-made lake and manicured grounds are dominated by the hotel’s imposing structure.
Received Green Globe Certification, the JW Marriott has won a number of awards for its environmentally friendly design, specifically for the engineering of the building, where the focus is on the sustainable use of water and energy.
Experience unparalleled luxury at JW Marriott Hanoi, featuring 450 elegant rooms and suites, award-winning restaurants, serene lakeside areas and a wellness center on the eighth floor. It’s the perfect getaway for your Hanoi vacation.
- Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by elegant staff wearing ao dai (traditional Vietnamese tunics) and ushered through massive floor-to-ceiling glass doors.
- JW Marriott Hotel Hanoi’s attention to detail can be appreciated everywhere, from the tasteful soft furnishings in earthy hues of gold, chocolate and cream to the freshly-baked-on-site chocolate chip cookies.
- The eighth floor is devoted to well-being. The serene spa and Vichy room are sumptuous, but the suspended pool with stunning views across Hanoi is a must-visit. Beyond the breathtaking vistas, the space also offers a vertical garden, colorful paper lanterns and rattan furnishings.
- Five stylish restaurants ensure that foodies are not disappointed. Choose from lakeside barbecue, Chinese, Japanese, French or the international cuisine of JW Café’s buffet — all while dining in exquisite settings.
- JW Lakeside Gardens is a real hidden gem at JW Marriott Hanoi. It provides guests with a lush and serene environment with lots of areas to sit, relax and reflect.
- While the Hanoi hotel is around 40 minutes from Noi Bai International Airport, a private transfer to and from the property in a Mercedes can be arranged for those who want to arrive in style. The hotel also offers a complimentary shuttle bus downtown so that guests can visit local heritage and attractions.
- American architect Carlos Zapata designed the hotel, which was inspired by the mythological legend of the dragon and mimics the magnificent coastline of Vietnam, harmonizing tradition with modernity, creating an impressive sense of arrival for all those who visit.
- JW Marriott Hanoi hosts some popular local events, including the much-celebrated Oktoberfest and a Charity Christmas Village in early December.
- Vietnam’s leading conference hotel with over 5,000 sq. m of flexible meeting space, all on one floor. Artful indoor and outdoor venues are designed to foster connections for all meetings and events.
The Hanoi hotel is home to 450 sleek guest rooms and suites, starting at a spacious 516 square feet. All accommodations have floor-to-ceiling windows that offer gorgeous views of the city skyline.
- As part of the hotel’s continual renewal program, 56 suites have been refreshed to offer a new look with luxurious in-room touches with a range of enhanced services; this has included the creation of nine rooms with balconies affording guests great views over the lake and the city
- Rooms echo the hotel's vibe, with soothing earth tones and a modern design featuring rich hardwoods and warm-toned marble bathrooms.
- Separate bathtubs in every room ensure you can properly unwind after a day exploring the Old Quarter. Sliding screen separators between the bedroom and bathroom allow you to soak in the city sights during your tub time.
- Opt for an Executive-level room or spacious suite to receive access to the exclusive sixth-floor Executive Lounge, where you can enjoy complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea and nightly cocktail hour.
- John Anthony Cantonese Grill & Dim Sum takes its name from the first Chinese man to be naturalized as a British citizen in 1805 and inspiration from his travels along the East-West spice routes. The Cantonese restaurant showcases modern interpretations of classics such as dim sum and roasted meats. Don’t miss the 42-day roasted Peking duck — the restaurant houses the city’s first wood-fired duck oven.
- Open kitchens are key features of French Grill, Kumihimo, and JW Café, adding a distinct buzz to these eateries.
- French Grill by Jean-François Nulli is considered one of Vietnam's leading French cuisine restaurants. Admire the talented chefs in the largest open kitchen space in Hanoi. With a wide selection of wines and modern French classics, French Grill by Jean-François Nulli will offer an unforgettable culinary experience.
- Kumihimo is a modern Japanese culinary journey inspired by ancient Japanese art with indulgent dishes like a foie gras unagi roll and Wagyu A5 steak seared to perfection.
- JW Café is more than simply a place to dine; it's a gourmet journey. Whether you are in the mood for sushi or barbecue, Italian, Chinese, or Mediterranean, JW Café will satisfy your cravings with the finest ingredients.
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