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Located near the intersection of Phan Chu Trinh and Tran Hung Dao streets, Hilton Garden Inn Hanoi occupies a premium location in the business, cultural, and leisure center of the city.
HANOI, VIETNAM and MCLEAN, VA. – Hilton Worldwide announced the opening of Hilton Garden Inn Hanoi, the award-winning, focused service brand’s first property in Southeast Asia. Located in Hanoi, Vietnam, the 11-storey hotel with 86 rooms and well-equipped facilities lies right in the heart of Hanoi, and is the second Hilton Worldwide property in Vietnam.
“Today’s announcement not only celebrates the first Hilton Garden Inn property in Southeast Asia but also the expansion of our footprint in Vietnam,” said Martin Rinck, president, Asia Pacific, Hilton Worldwide. “Backed by our strong owner, Hoan Kiem Tourism & Trading Company Limited, and our 93 years of international hospitality experience, we are confident that Hilton Garden Inn Hanoi will be a preferred choice for local and international travelers looking for quality yet affordable accommodation in Hanoi.”
“We are excited to have Hilton Garden Inn break into a new Southeast Asian city, especially one as vibrant as Hanoi. Our focused service brand is tailored towards providing the signature features and services that meet the demands of value conscious travelers who are always on the move,” said Adrian Kurre, global head, Hilton Garden Inn.
Located near the intersection of Phan Chu Trinh and Tran Hung Dao streets, Hilton Garden Inn Hanoi occupies a premium location in the business, cultural, and leisure center of the city. It is within a short distance of Hoan Kiem Lake, the Ministry of Finance, numerous embassies, government organizations and institutions, museums, shopping centers, and is only 40 kilometers from Noi Bai International Airport.
The hotel is equipped to ensure that each and every guest can sleep deep, stay fit, eat well, work smart and treat themselves while on the road. Each Hilton Garden Inn Hanoi room is furnished with the brand’s signature Garden Sleep System bed (Serta bed) – a revolutionary bed that’s designed to provide ultimate comfort for a deep sleep. Each room also features an ergonomic Mirra desk chair by Herman Miller which is good for the back with an ergonomic design offering 11 points to guarantee comfort and improve posture.
The Hilton Garden Inn Hanoi Business Center is open 24 hours and guests will have access to the Internet, computer(s) and a printer, and a photocopy machine featuring Print Spots remote printing – allowing for wireless printing from any laptop or PDA. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access in guestrooms and public spaces will help guests stay productive anywhere in the hotel. Guests can choose to relax at the Lounge with a cocktail or burn some calories to stay fit at the hotel’s fully equipped fitness center.
Hilton Garden Inn Hanoi’s Garden Grill restaurant satisfies guests from a healthy nutritious breakfast to dinner. Guests can choose from different European and Asian cuisines at the restaurant or order room service. The Pavilion Pantry, a 24-hour on-site retail store, provides guests with a selection of microwaveable packaged, refrigerated and frozen food items, an assortment of beverages, snacks and sundries.
The Hilton Garden Inn brand was founded in 1990. This award-winning, focused service hotel brand continually strives to ensure today’s busy travelers have everything they need to be productive on the road. The brand now has approximately 560 hotels in operation all over the world—Asia Pacific, Europe, North America, South America and the Middle East, with another 160 hotels in the development pipeline. In 2012, to strongly affirm the brand’s quality service, Hilton Garden Inn launched its satisfaction promise that guarantees “We promise to do whatever it takes to ensure you’re satisfied, or you don’t pay. You can count on us. GUARANTEED”.
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