Featured Hotels Near Soc Son Temple

Hanoi Old Town Tranquil Villa is a boutique homestay just a 5-minute walk from Soc Son Temple, featuring traditional Vietnamese courtyard design and natural bamboo interiors. Each room has soundproof windows and air purification systems, ensuring peace amidst temple bells. Guests enjoy daily tea ceremony workshops and receive complimentary local guidebooks to explore hidden trails and ancient sites

Soc Son Cultural Homestay is a unique heritage property built on the original 17th-century Buddhist school grounds, now transformed into an authentic cultural retreat. Rooms are themed around different spiritual traditions—like "Bodhi Hall" and "Zen Retreat"—and guests can participate in daily Buddhist lectures, handwritten sutra workshops, and evening meditation sessions under the shadow of the ancient banyan trees visible from the rooms

Hanoi Temple View Heritage House stands just 30 meters from the main gate of Soc Son Temple, housed in a restored 19th-century academy building. The lobby retains original red brick walls and carved beams, while rooms blend vintage Vietnamese carpets with handmade ceramic lamps. Guests receive free access to the hidden artifact gallery inside the temple complex and can join monthly ancient manuscript restoration workshops

Soc Son Family Haven Lodge is Hanoi’s first eco-conscious family retreat located beside the temple’s eastern path. It features a kids’ indoor playroom, parent-child gardening zone, and non-toxic wooden furniture throughout. Every stay includes a bilingual activity kit and traditional festival craft supplies. Weekly Saturday events include "Grandparent-Child Paper Umbrella Making," teaching children about Vietnamese spiritual traditions through hands-on creativity

Soc Son Gate Stay is a standalone building directly adjacent to the temple’s side entrance, offering private access paths from every room—no need to navigate busy streets. The lobby features luggage storage and 24-hour guided shuttle service, plus exclusive bookings for morning prayer ceremonies and monk-led talks. Guests arrive before sunrise to experience the temple in peaceful solitude

Hanoi Alley Life House is nestled in a century-old alley behind Soc Son Temple, converted from a traditional courtyard home. Each room maintains original thatched roofs and stone staircases, while the entire property operates without a front desk—guests are matched with local neighborhood guides via app. Activities include neighborhood breakfast tours, market visits, and evening storytelling sessions led by elders sharing untold legends of the temple’s past