Daewoo Hotel Hanoi

Comfortable deluxe room including daily breakfast, TV, radio, mini-bar, air-conditioning, direct dial telephone, modem socket, hairdryer, coffee and tea making facilities, welcome drink voucher, complimentary fruit basket.

The Daeha Business Centre is a joint venture with a total investment of 177 million dollars between the South Korean industrial giant Daewoo and the state-run Hanoi Electronic Company (Hanel). The joint venture was signed on a 38-year term. The Korean partner holds a 70-percent stake while the Vietnamese contributes the rest.

The construction of the project began in December 1993 and the complex, including the hotel, was brought into operation in April 1996, six months ahead of the plan.

Hanoi Daewoo Hotel has in total 411 rooms including 33 suites, designed and built with highest architectural standards. It also contains eight F&B outlets, including four excellent restaurants - Cafe Promenade (international cuisine), Silk Road (Chinese restaurant), La Paix (Italian restaurant) and Edo (Japanese restaurant) -, a Fitness Centre, a swimming pool of 80 metres and a luxurious garden. To serve every business need, the hotel offers a sophisticatedly equipped Business Centre and the largest to date in Hanoi Grand Ballroom which can handle conferences for up to 800 people.

Above all else, the hotel owns one of the richest Vietnamese modern painting collections in the country, thanks to the efforts of Mdme Heeja Chung, Chairwoman of the PIL Korea Ltd., that runs the management of the hotel. At present there are more than 1,000 paintings worth nearly one million dollars in the hotel. The hotel also runs an art gallery in conjunction with a famous Hanoi gallery.