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 | | | WELCOME TO VIET ANH HOTEL | Dear readers, Thank you for taking valuable time to visit our website at http://vietanhhotel.com/. We hope that you will find some useful information.
| Viet Anh Hotel is located in the ‘’Old Quarter’’ - the centre of Hanoi - full of ancient streets and is the financial heart of the city. We are in the centre of the town and it takes you only a few minutes to walk to the most famous landscapes and historic spots in Hanoi such as Hoan Kiem Lake (only 5 minutes), Dong Xuan market, the Temple of Literature, the One Pillar Pagoda, Vietnam Historical Museum, the Museum of Vietnamese Art, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and some other tourist attractions. It is situated very near to banking and shopping streets, diplomatic and public offices and is extremely convenient for activities for both travelers and businessmen. The Viet Anh Hotel offers tastefully decorated and high standard rooms. All rooms are comfortable and managed by warm and friendly staff. You can find that every room is equipped with air-conditioning, bathroom with shower and bathtub, big TV screen with Satellite and Cable channels, Satety box. Especially you can get free access to our Wi-Fi Internet. The Viet Anh Hotel offers tastefully decorated and high standard rooms. All rooms are comfortable and managed by warm and friendly staff. You can find that every room is equipped with air-conditioning, bathroom with shower and bathtub, big TV screen with Satellite and Cable channels, Satety box. Especially you can get free access to our Wi-Fi Internet. | | | HANOI OLD QUARTER | | | Also called the 36 Streets area, the Old Quarter is Hanoi's main commercial area. In sharp contratst to the French-style sections of the city, in the Old Quater you'll find maze of narrow streets, pagodas, a mosque theaters, guesthouses, restaurants and a general buzz of activity. The names of the streets are prefaced by the word "Hang", meaning "goods", followed by a product that the street previously specialized in. The earliest settlers of Hanoi establshed their particular trade in one street, where they also erected their meeting house. Althought today the names don't always depict the trade carried out, you'll still find streets specializing in paper products, bamboo, rattan, tin, aluminum and silk. |
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