Luxeden Classic hotel

Luxeden Classic hotel is a 4-star hotel in Cau Giay, Hanoi, with city-view rooms and a 24-hour front desk. Its three room types range from 30 to 50 m², with air conditioning, private bathrooms, soundproofing, flat-screen TVs and minibars. The Junior Suite and Suite include balconies, while the largest Suite has a separate bedroom and living room, plus a sofa bed.

The hotel has a restaurant serving Vietnamese dishes, brunch and lunch, with vegetarian choices and outdoor seating. Continental buffet breakfast features juice, pancakes, cheese and fruit. A paid airport shuttle, car hire and luggage storage support arrivals and outings; free WiFi is available, but there is no car parking. In Cau Giay’s modern business district, the hotel sits near local markets, Cau Giay Park and the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, with Hoan Kiem Lake 6.7 km away.

The three room types range from 30 to 50 m² and all have city views, air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, soundproofing and a minibar. The Junior Suite with Balcony is 35 m², while the 30 m² Grand Deluxe is a twin or double option without a balcony. Their bed arrangements can be set as two single beds or an extra-large double bed.

At 50 m², the Suite with Balcony is the largest choice, with a separate bedroom and living room, seating area and sofa bed. It is also the room, wheelchair accessible and has a roll-in shower. Private bathrooms across the range include a shower, and the rooms provide toiletries, towels, slippers and hairdryers. The combination of twin or double accommodation and a separate living area gives the collection distinct layouts for couples, friends or small groups.

Practical services include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, daily housekeeping and room service, with a lift and facilities for disabled guests. The hotel also provides a paid airport shuttle, car hire and free WiFi throughout. There is no car parking on site, while dining facilities include a restaurant, minibar, fruit and wine or champagne.

Breakfast options are continental and buffet-style. For downtime, the shared lounge and outdoor furniture give you places to sit, and the programme of activities includes bike tours, pub crawls, cooking classes, local-culture tours and live music or performances. Guests with mobility requirements can use wheelchair-accessible areas; accessible features include a lower bathroom sink, raised toilet, grab rails and an emergency cord.

The hotel stands on Tran Thai Tong Street in Cau Giay, a modern business district in western Hanoi. The surrounding streets mix offices, residential blocks, cafés and everyday restaurants rather than the narrow lanes of the historic centre. Làng Cốm Vòng is 150 m away, while Chợ 337 Dịch Vọng is 400 m away and Chợ Nhà Xanh is 600 m away. Xontena and An Biên are both 50 m from the hotel, and Cau Giay Park provides nearby green space. The business-district setting suits visitors with meetings in western Hanoi, while parks and cultural attractions sit in nearby neighbourhoods.

Hoan Kiem Lake, which marks Hanoi’s city centre, is 6.7 km away. Hanoi Railway Station is 5.5 km from the hotel, Chua Ha train station is 600 m away, and Noi Bai International Airport is 19.7 km away. The hotel offers a paid airport shuttle and car hire. There is no car parking on site; travellers arriving by car need to make separate parking arrangements.

Cau Giay Park is 600 m away for a walk outdoors, while Chùa Thọ Cầu, 350 m away, is a neighbourhood pagoda. The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is 1.3 km away and presents the cultures of Vietnam’s ethnic communities. Thu Le Park, 2 km away, offers another green outing. Nearby markets, including Chợ Nhà Xanh, give you a view of local daily shopping, while the museum and smaller religious sites provide alternatives to a day focused on Hanoi’s central monuments.