Top Hotels Near Huong Pagoda

Tucked away in Hanoi’s alleyways, Hương Temple may look unassuming—but its magic is real. Red walls, green tiles, and a smiling Buddha gazing down with quiet wisdom seem to say: 'Don’t rush—life has its own rhythm.' Light a stick of incense, close your eyes, and soak in centuries of calm. Even just a few minutes here can cleanse the dust of city life.

Hoa Nam Hotel

Hoa Nam Hotel

4.2 / 5Good
Đầu đê
8.01KM from Huong Pagoda
Conference HallFamily-friendly HotelBarCafeChildren's Play AreaValet Parking
per night
From
USD**6
Omerta Hotel

Omerta Hotel

5 / 5Outstanding
Te Tieu, Dai Nghia, My Duc
7.63KM from Huong Pagoda
DryerLuggage StorageLaundry ServiceParking
per night
From
USD**4
Palermohotel

Palermohotel

TT- Dai Nghia- My Duc- Ha - Noi, 1
7.52KM from Huong Pagoda
Valet ParkingParking
per night
From
USD**4
NH Ngh Cha Hng Hng Hip 106

NH Ngh Cha Hng Hng Hip 106

My Duc District No 106, Hamlet Duc Khe
3.69KM from Huong Pagoda
per night
From
USD**5

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Everything you need to know about Huong Pagoda

Near Xuan Temple in Hanoi, the Thanh Long Hotel is a top choice, blending traditional Vietnamese architecture with modern comfort. Just a 5-minute walk from the temple, its rooms feature teak wood furnishings and bamboo screens, creating a serene atmosphere. Some suites offer panoramic views of the temple’s golden roof and ancient trees. The hotel provides free guided tours to explore the temple’s history and Buddhist culture. Nearby, the bustling Old Quarter night market offers authentic local flavors like pho noodle soup and spring rolls, making it perfect for food lovers.

The most convenient way to reach Xuan Temple is by renting an electric scooter or taking a taxi, both reaching the site in about 10 minutes from downtown Hanoi. For public transit, take Bus 96 to the "Bach Ma" stop and walk 5 minutes. The temple area has designated parking, but many travelers prefer using shared e-bikes to explore the Old Quarter sustainably. Several guesthouses and hotels also offer free shuttle services, so HopeGoo in advance is recommended.

Near Xuan Temple, visitors can join daily morning meditation sessions at 6:30 AM, learning mindfulness and traditional Buddhist rituals. On weekends, handmade paper umbrella workshops are hosted by local artisans, crafting symbolic Vietnamese paper umbrellas for good luck. During festivals, participate in lantern blessing ceremonies, hanging wishes on the temple’s prayer tree. Hidden along nearby alleyways are cozy teahouses where you can sip Hanoi herbal tea and enjoy live water puppet shows, offering a genuine taste of local heritage.