For corporate travellers and event planners, choosing a hotel in Hanoi is about more than finding a comfortable room. The property also needs to handle meetings, conferences or gala events at the required scale, while offering the location, connectivity and practical support a business itinerary demands. A useful business hotel Hanoi shortlist should therefore compare total venue space, the size of the largest ballroom, the number and flexibility of meeting rooms, and features such as executive lounge access or long-stay accommodation. The best business hotel Hanoi option ultimately depends on both the size of the event and where meetings are taking place across the city.
The six hotels below broadly fall into two groups: established city and diplomatic-district properties convenient for embassies, ministries and central business meetings, and newer convention-area hotels positioned around the National Convention Centre. That distinction can be as important as ballroom size when building a multi-day corporate schedule. To make it easier to compare these properties at a glance, the summary table below highlights the key differences in location, MICE facilities, and suitability for different types of corporate events.
| Hotel | Location | Meeting and event scale | Largest venue / key capacity |
| Hanoi Daewoo Hotel | 360 Kim Ma Street, Giang Vo, Hanoi | 16 spaces; 2,400 sqm total | Grand Ballroom: up to 420 guests; outdoor capacity up to 1,500 |
| Meliá Hanoi | 44 Ly Thuong Kiet, Cua Nam, Hanoi | 2 ballrooms, 10 event rooms and 2 boardrooms | Grand Ballroom: 1,007 sqm; up to 1,200 theatre style |
| JW Marriott Hotel Hanoi | No 8 Do Duc Duc Road, Tu Liem, Hanoi | 17 event rooms; 2,258 sqm event space and more than 5,000 sqm including meeting and pre-function areas | Grand Ballroom: 1,000 sqm; up to 950 guests |
| InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72 | Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower, Plot E6, Cau Giay New Urban Area, Yen Hoa, Hanoi | 10 venues; 3,000 sqm total | Grand Ballroom: 960 sqm; up to 1,000 delegates |
| Pullman Hanoi | 40 Cat Linh Street, entrance at 61 Giang Vo Street, O Cho Dua, Hanoi | 8 spaces; nearly 1,000 sqm total | Van Mieu Grand Ballroom: 580 sqm; up to 600 guests, or 630 cocktail style |
| Sheraton Hanoi Hotel | K5 Nghi Tam, 11 Xuan Dieu Road, Tay Ho, Hanoi | 10 indoor and outdoor spaces; roughly 1,462 sqm total | Song Hong Ballroom: 570 sqm; up to 600 reception or 500 banquet |
Hanoi Daewoo Hotel has operated as one of the capital’s flagship MICE addresses since 1996, and its venue portfolio has 16 meeting and event spaces covering 2,400 sqm in total. The pillarless Grand Ballroom, under 7.8-meter ceilings, anchors 14 further meeting rooms across the lobby and 3rd floor, while Lake View Hall on the top floor and the outdoor Serenity lawn beside the 65-meter pool extend capacity to 1,500 guests for large conferences and galas. A dedicated events team manages every booking end to end.
Meliá Hanoi’s conference centre is built around a Grand Ballroom that spans 1,007 sqm and seats up to 1,200 guests theatre style. The Thang Long Ballroom adds a more private 552 sqm option, reachable only through 4 dedicated elevators, a detail planners handling high-security government or corporate delegations tend to ask about directly. Ten further event rooms and 2 twentieth-floor boardrooms round out the offer.
JW Marriott Hotel Hanoi sits directly on the National Convention Centre campus in South Tu Liem, and its meeting infrastructure is built for large conferences and corporate events. The hotel offers 17 event rooms and 2 ballrooms, with 2,258 sqm of total event space, while the wider meeting and pre-function setup covers more than 5,000 sqm. The Grand Ballroom alone seats up to 950 guests across 1,000 sqm and splits into Grand Ballroom I and II when a delegation needs breakout rooms rather than one plenary hall. A separate entrance lets large groups check in straight onto the conference floor, cutting the walk through the main lobby that slows other hotels down on a full conference day.
InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72 runs its entire MICE operation from a dedicated Convention Centre, with 10 event venues covering 3,000 sqm in total. The pillarless Grand Ballroom spans 960 sqm and holds up to 1,000 delegates, then divides into Ballroom 1 to 3 for sessions of up to 350 guests each, while the Hanoi Meeting Room splits into 4 smaller rooms for a combined 240.
Pullman Hanoi shares the Ba Dinh and Dong Da corridor with Hanoi Daewoo Hotel, a short drive away, and pitches itself squarely at corporate groups with 8 meeting spaces totalling nearly 1,000 sqm. The pillarless Van Mieu Grand Ballroom, reached through its own private escalator, spans 580 sqm and holds up to 600 guests, then divides into 3 smaller rooms of 188 sqm each when a conference needs breakout space rather than one plenary hall. Government and corporate delegations use it often for its proximity to embassies and ministries, and between sessions an on-site winery and a pickleball court give delegates an unusual way to unwind.
Sheraton Hanoi Hotel trades a central address for a West Lake setting, and its event spaces lean into that with 10 flexible indoor and outdoor venues totalling roughly 1,462 sqm. The Song Hong Ballroom, the largest at 570 sqm, holds up to 600 guests for a reception or 500 for a seated banquet, with lakeside gardens available for outdoor sessions that none of the more central hotels on this list can offer.
For a corporate trip built around meetings rather than sightseeing, Hanoi Daewoo Hotel offers a versatile MICE setup with 16 meeting and event spaces covering 2,400 sqm in total, from 14 meeting rooms hosting 50 to 80 delegates up to the pillarless Grand Ballroom and an outdoor lawn that scales to 1,500 guests. The hotel has operated in Hanoi’s diplomatic and government district since 1996, a location that still matters for anyone whose meetings run through embassies, ministries or the corporate offices along Kim Ma and Giang Vo.
Event planners can submit capacity, dates and setup requirements directly through the hotel’s Meetings and Events page for a same-day response, and corporate guests staying past a week or two can move straight into Daeha without changing address.
