Many Hanoians are paying good money to dine at fancy eateries on New Year’s Eve to ring in 2016.
The Cafe Du Lac at the Intercontinental Hanoi Westlake Hotel, for
instance, is charging US$116 (VND2.6 million) per person, which includes
the buffet and an open bar for wine and beer.
A couple can upgrade to a six course main meal at the Intercontinental
Hanoi Westlake Hotel for an additional charge of US$134 (VND3 million).
While the price tag on a table for two at the La Brasserie and Tao li at
the Nikko Hotel not including dinner but open bar and Hors D'oeuvres
starts at US$89 (VND 2 million).
General admission to the Hotel de l’Opera Hanoi seems quite the deal at
just US$52 (VND1.4 million) each person with children under 12 running
only US$31 (VND700,000) each.
The El Patio at the Melia Hanoi Hotel has a roughly equivalent package
with ticket prices at US$53 (VND1.28 million) per adult and US$34
(VND759,000) for each child.
Comparatively the Mangosteen restaurant at the Moevenpick Hanoi Hotel
offers an economical admission charge with meals starting at US$27
(VND600,000) each person with extra charges for booze.
The Lackah at the Crowne Plaza West Hanoi Hotel has a VIP package and
countdown party admission starting at US$84 (VND1,9 million) per couple.
While admission for drinks and seafood appetizers per couple to mingle at the Sofitel Saigon Hotel run US$107 (VND2.4 million).
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