Silk Path · Facilities & dining
Silk Path Hotel Hanoi Facilities: Jacuzzi, Sauna, Gym and Five Places to Eat
Silk Path Hotel Hanoi has no swimming pool; its leisure facilities are a top-floor wellness area with a large jacuzzi, a sauna, a steam room and a small gym, plus five restaurants, bars and cafés. Breakfast is a buffet at La Soie de Hanoi from 6:30 to 10:00 am, and it is included only in some rates.
Facts checked October 2026 against the hotel’s published information.
What is there and when it is open
Outlet hours as the hotel publishes them. The hotel does not publish hours for the wellness area, so we say so rather than guess.
| Facility | Where | Hours | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| La Soie de Hanoi | First floor | 6:30–10:00 am | Buffet breakfast, 80 seats |
| Bellissimo | Ground floor | 10:30 am–10:30 pm | Mediterranean, wood-fired pizza, 80 seats |
| Silks Bar | Ground floor | 10:30 am–10:30 pm | Cocktails and wine, next to Bellissimo |
| Piano Bar | First floor | 6:30 am–11:00 pm | Overlooks the lobby |
| Terrace Café | Ground floor, street side | 6:30 am–10:30 pm | Coffee, cocktails and desserts |
| S’Patisserie | In the hotel | Morning to late afternoon | Pastries and egg coffee; reopened July 2025 |
| Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room | Top floor | Not published | Ask at check-in |
| Gym | Top floor | Not published | Small: treadmill, bikes, weights |
| Swimming pool | — | — | None |
Restaurant and bar hours as published by the hotel, October 2026. Wellness hours are not published; ask at the front desk.
Each facility, and what to expect
Top floor · Hours not published
Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room
The large tiled basin you may see in photos is a jacuzzi, not a swimming pool. It sits in the top-floor wellness area with a sauna and a steam room, with separate areas for men and women according to hotel reviews.
Use it if you want to soak tired legs after a day on Old Quarter pavements. Skip it if you want to swim lengths; there is no pool in the building.
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Top floor · One room
Gym
One room with a treadmill, exercise bikes, a multi-gym and free weights, judging by the hotel’s photos. It is enough for a short morning session; serious training needs one of the larger gyms elsewhere in the city.
Use it if you want a quick run or stretch before breakfast. Skip it if you follow a heavy training programme.
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First floor · 6:30–10:00 am
Breakfast at La Soie de Hanoi
A buffet with Vietnamese dishes, including pho, alongside Western and vegetarian choices. It is included in some rates and charged separately in others, so check your rate line before you book.
Add it if you want an early start before a tour pickup. Skip it if you plan to eat street breakfasts in the Old Quarter; choose a room-only rate.
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Ground floor · 10:30 am–10:30 pm
Bellissimo
The hotel’s Mediterranean restaurant, known for its wood-fired pizza and pasta, with Vietnamese dishes on the menu too. It is a practical dinner on a rainy night or with tired children.
Eat here if you want an easy dinner without heading out again. Skip it if you came to Hanoi for street food, which starts a few doors away.
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Ground and first floors
Silks Bar, Piano Bar and Terrace Café
Silks Bar sits beside Bellissimo in green tones with a long wine list; the Piano Bar on the first floor overlooks the lobby and has live music; the Terrace Café opens onto Hang Bong for coffee and people-watching.
Go if you want a quiet drink close to your room. Skip it if you are after a rooftop view; there is no rooftop bar.
See prices for your stay →Want breakfast in the rate? Compare the two lines
Rates with and without breakfast sit side by side on the booking page, each with its own cancellation terms.
Getting the most from the facilities at Silk Path
01
Soak before dinner
Early evening, after the day’s walking and before dinner, is the natural time for the jacuzzi and sauna. Ask at check-in when the wellness floor closes so you are not caught out.
02
Eat breakfast early on tour days
Day tours to Ha Long Bay and Ninh Binh usually collect guests between about 7 and 8 am. Breakfast opens at 6:30, which leaves time if you go down promptly.
03
Keep the rooftop for later
There is no rooftop at the hotel. For a view at sunset, walk 10 to 12 minutes to the lake, where several buildings have top-floor cafés.
Honest note
Silk Path is a city hotel built around rooms, food and drink rather than leisure. The gym is a single small room, the wellness hours are not published, and there is no pool or rooftop. If those matter to your trip, this is not the hotel for you.
Questions about facilities at Silk Path Hotel Hanoi
Is the Silk Path jacuzzi indoors?
Yes. The jacuzzi is indoors on the top floor, in a room with marble walls, blue mosaic tiles and a large framed painting. It is warm water for soaking, not a pool for swimming, and it shares the wellness floor with the sauna, steam room and gym.
Does Silk Path have a spa with massages?
The hotel’s photos show a spa room with a whirlpool tub, but Silk Path does not publish a treatment menu or prices for the Hanoi hotel. Ask at the front desk what is available on the day; if massage is a priority, the Old Quarter has plenty of day spas nearby.
Is there 24-hour room service at Silk Path?
Yes, listings show room service around the clock. It is useful after a late flight or a night train, when the restaurants have closed. Ask for the in-room menu at check-in, because the late-night choice is usually shorter than the daytime one.
Does Silk Path have meeting rooms?
Yes. The hotel has meeting and banquet rooms that were renovated in 2025, and it hosts events from small meetings to larger banquets. If you are travelling for a conference or a group dinner, contact the hotel’s events team directly rather than through a booking platform.
Where can I work at Silk Path apart from my room?
The hotel has a business centre with computers, printing and courier help, and a reading lounge for quieter work. Wi-Fi is free throughout the building. Executive-level rooms are also larger, with a proper desk, which helps if you spend a lot of time on calls.
What is S’Patisserie at Silk Path?
S’Patisserie is the hotel’s pastry shop and café, which reopened in July 2025 after a refit in olive and avocado greens. It serves French-style pastries such as croissants and éclairs, plus Hanoi egg coffee and a light savoury lunch, from the morning until late afternoon.
A soak, a good dinner, an early night
No pool, but a jacuzzi, a sauna and five places to eat and drink under one roof. See what each rate includes.