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Hotel de l'Opera Hanoi - MGallery

Hanoi, Vietnam • French Quarter • OPTIMIZE

avg. $274 / night

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A neoclassical MGallery property facing the Hanoi Opera House with saturated-color interiors and painted mural headboards.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and Francophile travelers

Highlights:

  • Neoclassical facade directly across Hanoi Opera House
  • Guestrooms with large-scale painted headboard murals in jewel tones
  • Antique-mirrored restaurant with gold leaf and crimson velvet
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PB hotel design editorial

Directly across from the Hanoi Opera House on Trang Tien Street, where the French colonial grid of the historic quarter meets the city's cultural heart, Hotel de l'Opera Hanoi sits within a building whose creamy neoclassical facade — colonnaded ground floor, wrought-iron balustrades, slate-grey mansard roofline — mirrors the grand civic architecture it faces. Opened in 2012 as part of Accor's MGallery collection, the nine-storey property was designed to evoke the golden age of French Indochina without retreating into pastiche, its 107 rooms spread across a structure whose exterior colonnades and deep terrace balconies are visible in the images framing views directly toward the Opera House's illuminated ochre facade at dusk. Inside, the interiors resist the monochrome restraint that characterises much contemporary hotel design in favour of saturated colour and theatrical contrast. Guestrooms layer deep-toned floorboards in dark hardwood against large-scale painted headboard murals — figurative and abstract — in magenta, crimson, and smoky violet, velvet scatter cushions and fuchsia bed runners amplifying the chromatic intensity. The restaurant deploys antique-mirrored panels, pendant drop glass chandeliers, and nailhead-trimmed chairs upholstered in striped crimson alongside velvet in taupe, the whole room bathed in warm gold. Suite ceilings carry swirling painted murals in deep purple-grey that give the upper rooms the atmosphere of a private artist's apartment rather than a standard hotel category. The spa terrace, decked in warm timber, extends toward that Opera House view as the city settles into evening.

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Hotel de l'Opera Hanoi - MGallery Reviews

2,165 reviews

"I had a very pleasant stay at Hotel de l’Opera Hanoi, particularly appreciating its excellent location in the heart of Hanoi. The hotel is conveniently situated within easy reach of many restaurants, cafés, and major attractions, making it an ideal choice for exploring the city. The boutique-style design is elegant and modern, while the room was clean, well-equipped, and comfortable. The bed was particularly comfortable, making it easy to relax after a day out in Hanoi. Breakfast at Lautrec Restaurant did not offer an extensive selection, but the quality of the food was very good. I was also impressed by the warm and attentive service from the restaurant and bar teams, who were genuinely welcoming and always willing to assist. That said, there are a few areas where I believe the hotel could further enhance the guest experience. As a five-star property, I expected a more polished arrival experience, particularly regarding luggage assistance and the introduction of hotel facilities and services. During check-in, there was no welcome drink and I received very limited information about breakfast hours and location, and the bell team did not accompany us to the room or introduce the facilities and services. While these may seem like small details, they are important elements of a five-star arrival experience. There were also a few issues in our room (215) that I hope the hotel will pay closer attention to. We noticed insects, including drain flies, in the room, suggesting that pest control may need further attention. In addition, the bathroom door did not have an internal lock, which was somewhat inconvenient for a family or group of friends sharing the room. Finally, the swimming pool on the third floor felt relatively small for the size of the hotel and was quite deep. Families travelling with young children should be particularly cautious, as there appeared to be limited staff supervision around the pool area. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and appreciated the hotel’s location, design, room comfort, and especially the friendly service from the restaurant and bar teams. With some improvements in arrival service, guest orientation, pest control, room functionality, and pool safety, I believe Hotel de l’Opera Hanoi could deliver an even more complete five-star experience."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 14, 2026

"This is a great hotel, boutique style with lovely decor and a good vibe. Our suite was very good and recently refurbished so it felt nice and new. The layout is great - a powder room, kitchenette, dining and sitting area upon entrance and then through to the bedroom which had an office space and another seating area, with the bathroom and walk in robe off the hallway. The bed was so comfortable and the room kept spotless by the housekeeping crew. The restaurant Lautrec is set in an atrium. This is a beautiful setting. The staff here are very good and special thanks to Quan who always ensured we were being looked after. The menu is extensive with quality and presentation a priority. We had drinks and canapes La Fee Verte each evening. The tapas menu had a good variety of choice. We were impressed with the staff and service at the bar. The location is great - walking distance to so many tourist destinations. The smiling staff, great accommodation and food is worth a return visit."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 01, 2026

"Great hotel with great location. Hotel very cozy and staffs are very nice, helpful."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 29, 2026

"I usually pick hotels based on location first so I chose this hotel for its excellent location. Now the hotel itselfz rooms are clean and well equipped and you have all you need. Breakfast buffet is excellent with lots of choice and every morning we were greeted with smiles. I would definitely stay again"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 11, 2026

"Very good service and the location is perfect."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 17, 2026

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