Super Hotel will hold the grand opening of “Super Hotel Hanoi” on March 17.
The building has 15 floors above ground and 3 floors below ground. It offers a total of 198 guest rooms, including 60 twin rooms, with sizes ranging from 25 to 55 square meters. Rooms are equipped with a selection of pillows, dedicated pajamas, and televisions that can receive 72 channels of Japanese terrestrial and satellite broadcasting.
The hotel features separate Japanese-style large public baths for men and women, with a high-temperature sauna and cold bath in the men’s bath. Health ionized water is supplied throughout the property, and a photocatalyst air purifier is installed in the lobby. The hotel is also equipped with a gym, a Japanese restaurant, a massage shop, a convenience store, and a laundry facility. Japanese-speaking staff are on duty 24 hours a day.
The complimentary breakfast is offered in a set-meal style with about 19 varieties including Japanese, Western, and Vietnamese dishes, while salads and desserts are served in buffet style. In the evening, guests can enjoy a complimentary welcome bar where they are free to mix their own alcoholic and soft drinks.
The hotel is operated by SUPER HOTEL VIETNAM, a wholly owned subsidiary. This is the second overseas location, and the property provides Japanese-quality service to guests visiting from Japan as well as from Europe, North America, and other parts of Asia.
An opening ceremony was held on March 5, celebrating the launch with “Lion Dance,” a traditional Vietnamese performance. Attendees included Ryosuke Yamamoto, Chairman of the Board of Super Hotel, Kensaku Yamamoto, President and CEO, Bui Khac Son, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam–Japan Friendship Association, and Takakazu Watanabe, Minister-Counsellor at the Embassy of Japan in Vietnam.
Access: about 25 minutes by car from Noi Bai International Airport, about 15 minutes by car from Thang Long Industrial Park, and about 30 minutes by car from the Old Quarter area.
