The Hanoi Towers or Hanoi Tower Center () is a complex building in Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam. The building is located on the land which was mostly part of Há»Âa Lò Prison and surrounded by three streets: Hai BàTrðng, Quán Sứ, and Thợ Nhuá»Âm. It consists of a 14-story office building called the Hanoi Tower or The Office [of Hanoi Towers], with a dual-block 27-story apartment hotel building, Somerset Grand Hanoi. The investor and operator of the complex is the Singapore-based The Ascott Limited, a subsidiary of CapitaLand.
Since the building was completed, the Somerset Grand Hanoi Tower was the highest building in Hanoi until 2007, when the apartment building 34T Trung Hòa â Nhân ChÃÂnh in Cầu Giấy District completed. However, the building is still the highest one in Hoàn Kiếm District, as the city's government has ordered a height limit on new buildings in the historic downtown area since 2021.
Before the mid-1990s, the area of the building now was mostly part of Há»Âa Lò Prison. After breaking part of the prison, the complex was started to build in mid of 1995 and inaugurated in late 1997.
The office tower of the complex, Hanoi Tower with the podium frontier on Hai BàTrðng Street, is currently the location for some of major company offices are AIG, BIDV, Cathay Pacific, Cathay United Bank, IWG plc (formerly Regus), KfW, Malaysia Airlines, NH Investment & Securities, Ocean Bank
The office tower also home of some embassies, including:
The podium is the common space for offices and retail. The Hanoi Towers Shopping Center is located on the Thợ Nhuá»Âm street side and Hanoi Tower Wedding & Convention Center are on Hai BàTrðng Street, including Wayne's Coffee and Unik Mart.
A swimming pool and tennis court are on the roof of the podium.