A hip hotel overlooking an alley and St Joseph Cathedral in the Old Quarter's smartest enclave. The design combines the historic features of the building – wrought iron and window shutters – with Japanese-influenced interiors and modern gadgetry. The theme extends to the neighbouring sister property, Cinnamon Hotel Cathedral. Some rooms have a tiny balcony but all are in earshot of 5am cathedral bells.
Cinnamon Hotel
Hanoi
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