InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72

During his visit to Hanoi for a performance in November 2025, South Korean superstar G-Dragon reportedly stayed at InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72, a luxury hotel inside the Landmark72 skyscraper, widely known as Hanoi's tallest hotel.

Located on Pham Hung Street, the hotel occupies part of a tower standing more than 346 meters tall and offers convenient access to Noi Bai International Airport.

The property features 359 guest rooms and five restaurants, catering primarily to upscale travelers.

Its rooms feature expansive glass windows that maximize natural light and offer panoramic views of the city. Amenities and services vary depending on the room category.

The hotel's Presidential Suite covers an impressive 348 square meters on the building's 70th floor.

It includes a living room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a spacious dressing room. The bathrooms are equipped with a Jacuzzi and sauna facilities, offering additional relaxation options.

The suite also features a modern entertainment system with large-screen televisions, wireless audio equipment, a coffee station and a cocktail bar.

Guests can request a private butler and enjoy Club InterContinental privileges, including access to an exclusive lounge, breakfast, afternoon tea, evening cocktails and late checkout, subject to hotel policies.

According to published rates, standard accommodation costs approximately VND3 million to VND10 million ($120-400) per night, depending on room category and booking date.

The Presidential Suite can cost more than VND65 million ($2,600) per night.

The suite accommodates up to four adults and two children.

Beyond its guest rooms, InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72 offers a swimming pool, fitness center, sky bar and Club InterContinental on the 71st floor.

The club provides eligible guests with breakfast, afternoon tea and evening cocktails against sweeping city views from nearly 300 meters above ground.

The hotel also has conference and event facilities, catering to travelers combining business with leisure.

JW Marriott Hanoi

In June 2025, when G-Dragon traveled to Hanoi to perform at the K-Star Spark in Vietnam concert at My Dinh Stadium, he reportedly chose JW Marriott Hotel Hanoi as his accommodation.

The property is among the capital's prominent five-star luxury hotels, known for its distinctive architecture, sophisticated interiors and extensive range of services.

Situated on Do Duc Duc Street within the National Convention Center complex, JW Marriott Hanoi was designed with inspiration from the mythical dragon, a symbol of strength and nobility.

Its contemporary architecture incorporates landscaped gardens, lawns and water features, creating a tranquil environment away from the bustle of the city.

The hotel has 450 guest rooms and suites, designed in a contemporary style with an emphasis on comfort and privacy. It also provides personalized services.

Dining is another highlight, with six restaurants and a bar offering a variety of culinary experiences.

Guests can choose from Chinese, French and Japanese cuisine, served in restaurants with distinctive interior designs.

JW Marriott Hanoi has received several hospitality awards.

In 2014, it won the Best New Hotel Construction and Design award for the Asia-Pacific region at the International Property Awards.

In 2015, the hotel was recognized in four categories of TripAdvisor's Travellers' Choice Awards, including rankings of leading hotels and luxury properties in Asia and Vietnam.

Its Presidential Suite spans approximately 320 square meters and comprises eight separate rooms.

Accommodation rates vary by room category and booking period.

According to reference prices, standard guest rooms cost approximately VND4 million to VND6 million ($160-240) per night, while suites range from about VND8.7 million to more than VND18 million ($350-720).

At the highest end, the hotel's most luxurious presidential accommodation can exceed VND150 million ($6,000) per night.

JW Marriott Hanoi also hosted former US President Barack Obama during his visit to Vietnam in May 2016.

Meanwhile, G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung, three members of the internationally renowned K-pop group BIGBANG, are scheduled to perform in Hanoi on October 24 and 25, 2026.

The upcoming performances have generated considerable excitement among fans.

Khoi Vy