Fortuna Hotel Hanoi
A 345-room conference hotel where staff and room condition draw good comments but the location sub-score sits at 7.8. At 3.5km from Hoan Kiem Lake, sightseeing means a car every time. It earns its keep on a work trip, less so on a walking one.
At a glance
- Official name
- Fortuna Hotel Hanoi
- Location & getting around
- 6B Lang Ha Street, Giang Vo Ward, Hanoi, Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam
- Area
- Ba Dinh
- Property type
- Hotel · 4.5★
- Guest score
- 7.9 / 10 · 5,330 reviews
Agoda guest score - Rooms & occupancy
- Family room, Suite, Twin, Double
- Source: Agoda property information
- 345 rooms over 17 floors, with meeting rooms, banquet halls and an executive lounge
- Deluxe Family Room 28 sqm, Executive Suite 60 sqm — a real range of sizes
- Outdoor pool, sauna, steam room and yoga room; 68% of spa comments are positive
- Hanoi railway station 2.3km, a clinic 240m away
- 3.5km to Hoan Kiem Lake with a 7.8 location sub-score — the lowest in our Hanoi set
- Reviews flag weak soundproofing, and breakfast is often a paid extra rather than included
Location & getting around
Lang Ha Street, 3.5km from Hoan Kiem
The hotel sits on Lang Ha Street in southern Ba Dinh. The walkable landmarks Agoda lists are a convention centre and a supermarket, which tells you what kind of neighbourhood this is: offices and everyday shops rather than a tourist strip.
The distances say the rest. Hoan Kiem Lake 3.5km, the night market 3.6km, West Lake 3.5km, Tran Quoc Pagoda 3.2km. Everything sightseeing-related is over 3km out. What is close instead is the Temple of Literature at 1.7km and the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum at 2.2km.
Agoda’s location sub-score is 7.8 — the lowest in the Hanoi properties covered here, and not an unfair number if you are judging by walking distance to the sights.
35 minutes to Noi Bai, 2.3km to the station
Noi Bai International Airport is 21.9km straight-line away, about 35 minutes by car. That is shorter than Hoan Kiem-area hotels at 42–44 minutes and longer than Lotte and Daewoo in the same district at 29–30. Hanoi railway station is 2.3km, a clinic 240m, a convenience store 1.1km.
One review notes that cafés are a bit of a walk; another mentions cheap beer and snacks from shops in the back lanes. Both describe the same thing — a residential grid, not a visitor one.
Rooms & occupancy
The 28 sqm Deluxe Family Room and 60 sqm Executive Suite
Built in 1999 and refurbished in 2019. 345 rooms across 17 floors, rated 4.5 stars — the largest room count in this Hanoi set.
Sizes are stated clearly, which helps when you are working out occupancy. Deluxe King and Deluxe Twin are 25 sqm, the Deluxe Family Room 28 sqm, the Premier Club Room 40 sqm and the Executive Suite 60 sqm. Children aged 4–5 stay free.
Check-in is 2:00 PM, check-out noon. Reviews mention luggage being held after check-out without fuss. Less helpfully, one guest reports being quoted very different amounts for a late check-out depending on who was at the desk — settle the figure at reception before counting on it.
Bedding and room condition get good comments. The recurring complaint is soundproofing, along with corridor cleaning noise in the morning. One guest who asked for a quiet high floor at booking reports no problem, which is a reasonable request to make.

Facilities
Outdoor pool, sauna and steam room
There is an outdoor pool with a poolside bar, plus a sauna, steam room, hot tub, spa, yoga room and fitness centre. 68% of guest comments about the spa are positive. One review mentions using the gym in the mornings without trouble.
Meeting rooms, banquet halls and the executive lounge
What defines this hotel is its meeting and banquet space, alongside private dining rooms and an executive lounge. Business travellers are the second-largest guest group after couples. The flip side is that the lobby and restaurants can be busy when an event is running.
Restaurants and breakfast
Dining covers buffet, Chinese, Western, Asian and vegetarian. Reviews single out dim sum at the second-floor restaurant, popular enough that a larger group needed to book ahead.
One thing to settle before you arrive: several guests describe booking a rate without breakfast and paying separately on the day. Check what your rate includes rather than assuming.

Best for
- Work trips with meetings or an event on site
- Groups needing a 28 sqm family room or a 60 sqm suite
- Sleeping well away from Old Quarter noise
Not ideal if
- Walking to Hoan Kiem and the Old Quarter is the plan
- You are assuming breakfast is included in the rate
Compared & alternatives
Within Ba Dinh, for a shorter airport run plus shopping, Lotte Hotel Hanoi is 29 minutes with a department store in the building and Hanoi Daewoo Hotel 30 minutes. For lakeside walking instead, Pan Pacific Hanoi is 510m from Tran Quoc Pagoda.
If sightseeing is the trip, change area rather than hotel — the Hoan Kiem Lake area guide covers properties 140–800m from the lake.
To line up airport times and lake distances across all four Ba Dinh options, see the Ba Dinh area guide; to settle the area first, start at where to stay in Hanoi.
Bottom line
If your trip has a meeting or an event in it, the 345 rooms, banquet space and executive lounge do exactly what they are there for, and the 28 sqm family room and 60 sqm suite give you somewhere to put an awkward headcount.
If it is a sightseeing trip, start with the 7.8 location score. 3.5km to Hoan Kiem means a car every evening. Before booking, confirm whether breakfast is included, the floor and quiet-room request, and the late check-out charge. Rates vary by date and occupancy.
FAQ
How far is the Old Quarter?
Hoan Kiem Lake is 3.5km away and the night market 3.6km. That is a taxi or Grab, not a walk. Agoda's location sub-score of 7.8 reflects the same thing.
How far is the airport?
Noi Bai International Airport is 21.9km away, about 35 minutes by car — shorter than Hoan Kiem-area hotels at 42–44 minutes, longer than Lotte and Daewoo in the same district at 29–30. Hanoi railway station is 2.3km.
Can a family share one room?
The Deluxe Family Room is listed at 28 sqm, the Premier Club Room at 40 sqm and the Executive Suite at 60 sqm. Children aged 4–5 stay free. Confirm the occupancy limit and child ages for your room type when booking.
Is breakfast included?
It depends on the rate you pick. Several reviews describe booking without breakfast and paying for it at the hotel. Check the inclusion on the booking screen rather than assuming.
What are the pool and spa like?
There is an outdoor pool with a poolside bar, plus sauna, steam room, hot tub, spa and a yoga room. 68% of guest comments about the spa are positive. Opening hours change, so confirm them when booking.
Is a 7.9 score a problem?
It splits by category. Solo travellers rate it 8.1 and couples 8.3, and reviews are consistently warm about staff and room condition. The weak points are location (7.8) and soundproofing — both of which you feel most on a sightseeing trip.
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