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LOTTE Hanoi Sky Observation Deck

VerdictGo on a weekday evening: it's cheaper than the weekend combo and fills the hours after the museums close.

LOTTE Center Hanoi's 65th-floor deck, with glass-floor skywalks and late opening.

The glass LOTTE Center tower rising above a busy road with motorbikes and lower office blocks under a grey sky
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  1. Intro
  2. Getting there
  3. Hours & fees
  4. Nearby
  5. Questions
  6. Sources

LOTTE Hanoi Sky is the observation deck at the top of LOTTE Center Hanoi, at 54 Lieu Giai Street. The tower was completed on 2 September 2014. It has 65 floors and stands 272 m tall, and the deck takes up the whole 65th floor, 3,514 m². A high-speed lift runs straight up to it.

A dark glass skyscraper with a sloping, folded face, seen from below against a pale sky
Image: kallerna / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

The deck has two glass-floor sections, Sky Walk West and Sky Walk East, where you stand on transparent panels above the city. The operator pitches the west side for watching the sunset.

Night view from the tower over lit streets and a dark lake, with the city lights stretching to the horizon
Image: kallerna / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Getting there

Measured in a straight line on map coordinates, the tower is about 2.4 km from the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, about 3 km from Hanoi railway station and about 4.2 km from Hoan Kiem Lake. Noi Bai International Airport is about 21 km away in a straight line; the road is longer.

Hours and fees

Open every day, 9:30 AM to 10:30 PM.

General ticket, Monday to Friday (not public holidays)Price
Adult (over 12)VND 230,000
Child (3 to 12)VND 170,000
Under 3Free

Prices include VAT. The plain general ticket is listed for weekdays only. On weekends and public holidays the operator lists only packages and combos, which bundle entry with something else; the cheapest adult combos, with a drink, a gift or a photo session, are VND 280,000 (VND 220,000 for a child).

Two "happy hour" windows, 9:30 to 11:00 AM and 9:00 to 10:30 PM, come with one free gift. A family package (at least 2 adults, up to 5 children) halves the children's price.

Hanoi's skyline at dusk with the LOTTE tower standing above the other high-rises, its top lit orange
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Our take

We'd go on a weekday. Weekends push you into a combo that costs an adult VND 50,000 more. The deck stays open until 10:30 PM, so it slots in after a day of sights that close in the afternoon, and the evening happy hour falls in that window too.

Nearby

Questions travelers ask

What if the day is hazy? One visitor posted after a trip up:

"I recently visited the Hanoi Sky Lotte Observation Deck, and more than the foggy view of Hanoi Skyline, I got hooked on the gallery curating the works of painter Pham Van Anh."

u/papigelolatoc on r/VietNam

Is it somewhere for a drink with a view? Asked for cafés with a view in Hanoi, one reply:

"The rooftop bar or the bar at the observation deck of Lotte Center ;)"

u/Mer1liN on r/VietNam

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Sources

Checked in October 2026.Show all 7 sources
  • lottecenter.com.vn. Open 9:30 to 22:30 every day.
  • lottecenter.com.vn. 65 stories, 272 m; Hanoi Sky 3,514 m² on 65F; address 54 Lieu Giai.
  • en.wikipedia.org. Completed 2 September 2014, 65 floors; Ba Dinh district, 54 Lieu Giai Street (area label).
  • wikidata.org. Tower coordinates 21.03235, 105.81260.
  • wikidata.org, page 2. About 3 km from Hanoi railway station (3.07 km), 4.2 km from Hoan Kiem Lake (4.16 km), 21 km from Noi Bai (21.01 km).
  • ourairports.com. About 3 km from Hanoi railway station (3.07 km), 4.2 km from Hoan Kiem Lake (4.16 km), 21 km from Noi Bai (21.01 km).
  • wikidata.org, page 2, page 3. Ethnology Museum about 1.7 km (1.68 km), Ho Chi Minh Museum about 2.1 km (2.11 km), Mausoleum about 2.4 km (2.35 km).