Hanoi’s Royal Room that served over 70 chiefs of state
Launched 20 years ago, the royal room at a hotel in Hanoi has been used by more than 70 heads of state and senior leaders of many countries.
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| Part of the room for heads of state at the Daewoo Hotel (Kim Ma Street, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi). This is one of the first 5-star hotels in the capital, inaugurated in 1996. |
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| This hotel used to welcome many international high-ranking politicians such as former US President Bill Clinton, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Hu Jintao and President of Brazil Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva ... |
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| The Royal Suite is the most luxurious room in the hotel and it is also honored to serve more than 70 heads of state, and senior politicians of countries worldwide. |
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| Located on the 17th floor, the penthouse has big glass windows and a large balcony faces three sides. One side is the bustle of the city, the other is the peace and tranquility of the green park and the lake of Thu Le. |
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| The 288 m2 room has two living rooms, three bedrooms, a modern bathroom, a kitchen, a dressing room with many wardrobes. |
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| The desk is next to the living room. |
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| A large bedroom decorated in royal style. |
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| The furniture was imported from the Republic of Korea in the 1990s. |
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| The dressing room with many wardrobes adjoining the main bedroom. |
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| The modern bathroom. |
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| The kitchen. It still uses the old technology from the 1990s such as electric stove matchng the interior design of the room. |
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| The bedroom for assistants, bodyguards or secretaries of politicians. |
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| The second living-room can also be used as a meeting room, or a dining room for 8 to 10 people. |
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| The lounge at the main entrance. |
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| It is considered one of the most luxurious hotel rooms in Hanoi. |
