Hanoi Tirant Hotel rooftop pool
13th-floor Old Quarter pool, small, guests only, family-friendly
No. 8 of 11 on our Hanoi rooftop pools list, in Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem.
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- Who can swim
- Hotel guests only
- Day pass
- No
- Heated
- Not published
- Season
- Not published
Choose Tirant for a family stay in the Old Quarter, with the pool up on the 13th floor. It is 35 m², guests only, and the hotel markets it to families with children.
The pool
The outdoor pool is on the 13th floor in the Old Quarter, with views over the rooftops and the sunset. It measures 35 m² (about 377 sq ft), which is compact. Skyline Hanoi, a rooftop restaurant and bar, serves craft cocktails.
Our take
Tirant publishes its floor, which few hotels on our list do. Its 13th floor is higher than Le Jardin's 12th, the other published floor. Like Meritel and Anatole, it keeps the pool for guests.
The downside is size. At 35 m², the pool is small, and a hotel that markets to families can fill it at busy times. Plan swims for off-peak hours, though the hotel doesn't publish opening times.
Good to know
- 13th floor, one of the few published floors
- Towels are included for pool use
- Skyline Hanoi bar and restaurant on the roof
The catches
- Only 35 m², so it fills quickly
- Guests only, with no day pass
Best forFamilies who want a rooftop pool and sunset views in the Old Quarter.
Skip it ifYou want room to swim laps or won't be a hotel guest.
Getting in
Only hotel guests can use the pool. The hotel doesn't sell day passes, and none are listed on the pass sites we checked.
Towels are included for pool use. The pool is marketed to families travelling with children, though age rules aren't published.
Tips
- Swim at the sunset hour only if you don't mind company, since the pool faces the view and is small.
- Visit the pool outside peak mid-afternoon hours if you're with young children.
Before you go. Check the pool's opening hours with the hotel when you book. They aren't published.
Pool facts and where they come from
Facts marked "unconfirmed" come from a travel guide or booking site, not from the hotel. Check them with the hotel before you plan around them.
| Where the pool is | 13th floor rooftop Unconfirmed: from therooftopguide.com, not the hotel |
|---|---|
| Pool type | Outdoor swimming pool Source: the hotel's website |
| Size | 35 m² (about 377 sq ft), relatively compact Source: the hotel's website |
| Who can swim | Guests only (pool exclusive for hotel guests) Unconfirmed: from therooftopguide.com, not the hotel |
| The view | Views over Hanoi's Old Quarter and the sunset Source: the hotel's website |
| Rooftop bar | Skyline Hanoi rooftop restaurant and bar with craft cocktails Source: the hotel's website |
| Heated | Not published by the hotel |
| Season | Not published by the hotel |
Location and contact
| Address | 38 P. Gia Ngư, Phố cổ Hà Nội, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, VietnamOpen in Google Maps |
|---|---|
| Area | Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem |
| Pool level | 13th floor |
| Google rating | 4.6 from 1,927 reviews Ratings are for the whole hotel, not just the pool. |
| Phone | +842462655999 |
| Website | tiranthotel.com |
Hanoi Tirant Hotel pool: questions people ask
Can non-guests swim at Hanoi Tirant Hotel?
No. Only hotel guests can swim, and the hotel doesn't sell day passes.
What floor is the Hanoi Tirant pool on?
The 13th floor, on the rooftop above the Old Quarter.
How big is the Hanoi Tirant pool?
35 m² (about 377 sq ft). The hotel describes it as relatively compact.
Is the Hanoi Tirant pool good for kids?
Yes, the hotel markets the pool to families travelling with children. It doesn't publish age limits or supervision rules.