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Where to stay in Hanoi
Choosing where to stay in Hanoi can be a challenge as this city has many character-filled districts. Stay in the historic Old Quarter with its French Colonial buildings and street-side cafes for a European flavour. Alternatively, you can relax around the Tay Ho district where five-star hotels line the shoreline.Flight Centre can help you find the best places to stay in Hanoi. You can choose from small bed and breakfasts to luxurious hotels and everything in between. All you'll need to do is to pack your bags and hop on your flight.
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Frequently asked questions
Allow yourself at least three to four days to see Hanoi, and another two to three days to visit Halong Bay.
The nearest beaches to Hanoi are about two hours away. There are several beaches around Halong, including Tuan Chau, as well as Do Song to the south of Hanoi.
Visit from October through to April and you’ll avoid the rainy season. Vietnam is steamy all year round, but visiting during the dry season ought to keep at least some of the humidity at bay.
There is plenty to discover in the Hanoi Old Quarter and the nearby Hoan Kiem Lake, a big green space set among the chaotic city scene. Make sure you head out of the city and visit Halong Bay. You won’t regret it!
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Lose yourself in the labyrinth of the Hanoi Old Quarter, seek out the nearby Hoan Kiem Lake and spot the Turtle Tower and The Huc red wooden bridge, before heading out of the city to visit the iconic Halong Bay.
Comfortable walking shoes, sun protection and insect repellent are essentials for travelling to Hanoi.
Most visitors to Hanoi base themselves in the Old Quarter and venture out from there. If you’re planning on spending a few days in Hanoi, be sure to carve out some extra time to visit Halong Bay as well.
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