French President Francois Hollande is expected to stay at the Metropole Hotel in Hanoi during his visit to Vietnam. This is also where the former French leader stayed in 1997.
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| According to the planned schedule, upon arriving in Hanoi on the night of September 5th, French President Francois Hollande will stay at the Sofitel Metropole Hotel. This is one of the oldest hotels in Hanoi, built in 1901 in the French architectural style. |
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| The Grand Prestige Suite is the Presidential Suite, which has hosted many heads of state, including President Jacques Chirac in 1997. |
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| Spanning nearly 200 square meters, the suite boasts a luxurious design with strategically placed lighting throughout. In addition to the bedroom and living room, the Grand Prestige Suite also includes a study, library, and private spa. |
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| A large dining table seating eight people is placed in the room, allowing guests to enjoy meals and hold discussions simultaneously. The furnishings inside exude a classic and elegant beauty. |
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| A large glass panel separates the bedroom from the bathroom, which can be closed with curtains for privacy. The Presidential Suite currently costs $4,851 (over 107 million VND). |
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| The bathroom is decorated in romantic shades of gold and red, featuring a French-style walk-in shower and a steam shower. The space is bright and sparkling thanks to mirrors, chandeliers, and large glass walls. |
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| The Grand Prestige Suite can be connected to the fully equipped Grand Premium Room, creating a spacious living area. |
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| The Presidential Suite is located in the Opera Wing. The hotel also features the Metropole Wing and an apartment complex with over 360 rooms. The cheapest room currently costs $235 (approximately 5.2 million VND). |
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| This is the first 5-star hotel in Hanoi, consistently ranked among the top hotels in Vietnam and Asia. |
According to VNE
