Heritage Hotel

The hotel features 101 guest rooms, including 3 Suites. This post-modern style hotel is designed to reflect Vietnams rich historical heritage and yet offers all the modern conveniences and facilities. A variety of Asian, western and local cuisine make our hotel an easy choice for you and your clients when it comes to dining and entertaining. You may choose from a casual yet lively atmosphere in our Le Cafe which is open round-the-clock or authentic seafood cuisine in our Dragon Palace. For relaxation, guests may consider the Executive lounge, Cheers Pub and KTV, swimming pool or outdoor cafe

The hotel has 101 guest rooms of 78 Superior rooms, 20 Deluxe rooms and 3 Suites of various decor. Each room is fully air-conditioned, equipped with private bathroom, some with bathtub and standing shower. The Deluxe rooms offer the conveniences of tea & coffee making facilities and the Suites have in addition a dining/sitting room and kitchen. All rooms face the bay. Families of four are recommended two connecting rooms Halong Heritage offers 101 rooms over looking the Halong bay. All rooms are Air-conditioned and equipped with satellite TV, mini bar, refrigerator and IDD telephone system. For informal dinning round the clock, it is Le cafe with the modern and stylish decor offering an extensive selection of Asian, Western and Vietnamese cuisine. The Hotel has swimming pool with a total sitting area of 140 square meters. Many functions like BBQ and buffet dinner are held here, the seating capacity with a buffet station is 70 persons. Cultural shows are available on request. A well-trained and friendly group of charming masseuse to provide traditional Thai or Vietnamese massage.

About Ha Long City:

Hauntingly beautiful Halong Bay, 170 km. from Hanoi, is famous for its fascinating limestone Karst scenery with around 3,000 islands rising from the clear emerald water of the Bac Bo Gulf (Gulf of Tonkin) "Halong" in Vietnamese means "the dragon descending to the sea" and is the highlight of any Vietnam trip. Take a boat trip and explore the grottoes, caves and tiny islands. For an up close and personal view, try kayaking - an excellent way to view the natural surroundings without disturbing the environment.

Ha Long Bay was added to UNESCO World Heritage List in 1994 with its outstanding scenic beauty is complemented by its great biological interest. The Bay is in the Gulf of Tonkin, and includes some 1,600 islands and islets, forming a spectacular seascape of limestone pillars. Because of their precipitous nature, most of the islands are uninhabited and unaffected by a human presence.