Hanoi House

Welcome to the entertainment venue Hanoi House Alcalá.

The complex is located in a privileged location in the center of Alcala de Henares, near the Plaza de Cervantes and behind the Town Hall (which was a convent school in San Carlos Borromau or college of the dying and City Council since 1870) in the same building Market, first floor.

This location makes it a must for anyone who goes for drinks in Alcalá de Henares after a sightseeing tour or when you feel like going out to enjoy the night alcalaína step.

Two floors, two private terraces

Approaching Locksmiths Street from the Plaza de Cervantes (Old Market Square) is a luxury. We entered a recently remodeled whose main characteristic is that street is a pedestrian street where the most important is the citizen. This street is part of the historic district and it is the new building Market, recently remodeled and updated.

From the square of the market we can see where Hanoi House: In the first and second floor of the building. Access to the site is suitable for all types of disabilities as it has escalator and elevator, allowing access to anyone.

When we went up the escalator, the first thing that attracts attention is the large main terrace of the first floor, where we can sit and have a cocktail while tasting the delicious cakes, canapés and snacks that serves the chef of the restaurant on the top floor , who likes to delight us with their best viands invitation of the house). This terrace is equipped with huge decks shelter from the wind and rain plus powerful heat sources and external heating so there is no excuse to have a good time there. On the terrace smoking is permitted, so that we can provide the best service to all customers, whether smokers or not.

We entered the premises through either access gates between two separate buddhas that crown on either side doors and can contemplate the beautiful French colonial-style decor of a couple of centuries ago in the Vietnamese capital. Buddhas, reservable areas, chillout, closed VIP lounge with bar and giant screens.