The Five Suites Lilas
“Lilas de indes” in French means crape myrtle, the flower that paints many streets of Hanoi purple at the beginning of summer. The Five Suites Lilas, carrying the name of this romantic flower, also aspires to bring beautiful, elegant, and peaceful experiences to every guest.
The Five Suites Lilas is located at the intersection of Hanoi’s classical charm and modern atmosphere. Staying at The Five Suites Lilas means living in a space that brings together the beauty of the capital’s history, nature, and culture.
- Location: No. 9 Nguyen Bieu Street, Ba Dinh Ward, Hanoi
- Website: lilas.thefivesuites.vn
- Email: info@lilas.thefivesuites.vn
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