Hanoi Daewoo Hotel hosts conferences, launches, gala dinners and weddings in 16 event spaces that add up to about 2,400 m², from a 60 m² meeting room to a ballroom for 600 and a poolside lawn that the hotel rates at up to 1,500 guests. The hotel has 411 rooms and suites and stands at 360 Kim Mã Street, in Hanoi.
Seminars and company events
The meeting floors are built for large residential events. The Grand Ballroom, 559 m² with a 7.8 m ceiling and no pillars, seats 600 in theatre or 420 in classroom, and moveable walls split it into four rooms, Lotus, Jasmine, Orchid and Gardenia, each for about 120 in theatre. A 163 m² foyer runs along it for registration and coffee breaks.
On the third floor, seven rooms of 60 m² each, Opal, Onyx, Jade, Coral, Topaz, Ruby and Pearl, take 45 to 50 in theatre and have daylight, which suits breakouts. Iris and Lilac add two more mid-size rooms. On the 18th floor, Lake View Hall covers 190 m² for 150 standing or 100 seated with skyline views, and its terrace takes 50 for a pre-dinner drink.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel sells three wedding packages, Gold, Platinum and Diamond. They include a menu tasting, a five-tier cake, a champagne tower, decoration of the ballroom and a suite for the couple. Weddings take place in the Grand Ballroom for up to 420 seated guests, or outdoors at Serenity Poolside, among gardens, palms and fountains. Indoor and outdoor weddings, vow ceremonies and engagements are all offered.
Rooms and capacities
The Grand Ballroom takes 600 at a reception or in theatre, 420 at a banquet and 200 in U shape. Lotus covers 149 m² for 80 at a banquet. Jasmine, Orchid and Gardenia each measure about 138 m². Iris, 120 m², seats 80 in theatre, and Lilac, 68 m², seats 40. Serenity Poolside, around a 65 m swimming pool with a gazebo, is the largest outdoor space.
Accommodation
The 411 rooms and suites run from 34 m² Deluxe and Club rooms, some facing the lake, to suites of 69 to 288 m², including Senator, Presidential and Royal suites. A large delegation can sleep under the same roof as its conference.
Catering
The hotel runs six restaurants and bars: Café Promenade, Ngan Dinh for Chinese food, Edo for Japanese food, La Paix, the Palm Court lobby lounge and Brodard Gourmet with its bakery. Banquets are prepared in-house.
History and setting
The hotel belongs to Daeha Joint Stock Company, which also runs the neighboring Daeha office tower and serviced apartments. It faces a lake and overlooks the city from its upper floors.
Getting there
Kim Mã Street links the hotel to the center of Hanoi, and Nội Bài International Airport serves the city.
