Golden Amour Hotel is the current name of the boutique property at 18–20 Chan Cam Street in Hanoi’s Old Quarter that was previously marketed as Golden Legend Diamond Hotel. The address, contact trail and booking-platform records connect the old and new names clearly enough to treat them as one continuous hotel rather than two separate businesses. For travelers, the biggest practical advantage is location: St. Joseph’s Cathedral, Hoan Kiem Lake, Old Quarter restaurants and many central sights are within easy walking distance. The main point to understand before booking is the rebrand, because older reviews and map results may still use Golden Legend Diamond.

The hotel’s own current website now uses Golden Amour throughout and lists Chan Cam Street in Hang Trong Ward, Hoan Kiem. Major 2026 hotel platforms explicitly describe Golden Amour as the former Golden Legend Diamond Hotel & Travel, which resolves the identity change. The canonical Travel S Helper route therefore keeps the historic slug for continuity, while the page should present the current public name. Travelers comparing bookings should check the address and phone rather than assuming a name mismatch means a different property. That continuity is useful when comparing older reviews with current listings, because the former hotel name can still appear even though the property now trades as Golden Amour.

The room range includes deluxe doubles with city views, terrace rooms, twin rooms, family suites and a junior suite with balcony. The official site describes standard in-room features such as air conditioning, private bathrooms with hot showers, safes, minibars or refrigerators, televisions, hair dryers and Wi-Fi. Specific room size, balcony design and bed configuration vary, so read the room category rather than assuming every room has a street view or outdoor space. The junior suite, for example, is specifically promoted with a private balcony.

Breakfast is included in the hotel’s published direct-booking terms and is scheduled from 06:30 to 09:30. The same terms set normal check-in from 14:00 and check-out at 12:00. Early check-in and late check-out depend on availability and can incur charges. These details matter for overnight trains or early flights: luggage storage is available according to the hotel FAQ, so storing bags is generally more realistic than expecting a free room many hours before check-in.

The hotel also offers airport transfers and can arrange tours, transport and performance tickets. Those services are convenient for first-time visitors, but they should be treated as optional travel-desk products rather than included room benefits. Ask for the current transfer price before confirming, especially because Hanoi airport trips vary with vehicle type and arrival time. The official FAQ says the property is about 30 kilometers from the airport and recommends arranging pickup if guests want a direct transfer.

Current booking platforms list a 24-hour front desk, which is valuable for late arrivals, while the hotel’s official contact page provides phone, WhatsApp/Zalo-compatible hotlines and email. Reception availability does not change the 14:00 room check-in policy. If arriving after midnight, send the hotel your expected arrival time so a prepaid or guaranteed booking is not confused with a no-show.

Recent 2026 guest reports provide useful but anecdotal context. Several June and July reviews describe staff as helpful, rooms as clean and comfortable, breakfast as varied and the location as central while still relatively quiet at night. These are individual experiences, not guarantees. Room sound levels can depend on floor, orientation and nearby street activity, so light sleepers should request a quieter room rather than assume every category is insulated equally.

The hotel’s Old Quarter position makes it practical for travelers who intend to explore on foot. St. Joseph’s Cathedral is only a short walk away, and Hoan Kiem Lake, cafes, restaurants and shopping are close. This is a stronger advantage than facilities such as a pool or large gym, which the hotel does not market as core amenities. The property works best as a compact central base rather than a resort where guests spend most of the day onsite.

Accessibility requires direct confirmation. Booking platforms indicate lift access to upper floors in some room categories, but the hotel does not publish a detailed wheelchair-access guide. Travelers who need step-free entry, an accessible bathroom or specific elevator dimensions should contact the property before reserving. Families should also check room occupancy rules: the hotel terms describe policies for one young child sharing existing bedding and optional extra beds or cots, but charges and age conditions can change.

Golden Amour is therefore a current, bookable hotel with a documented connection to the older Golden Legend Diamond identity. The rebrand should not be treated as closure or duplication. Its strongest reasons for booking are a walkable Old Quarter location, varied room types, included breakfast under direct-booking terms and round-the-clock front-desk support reported by current booking platforms. Compare the exact room category and cancellation conditions for your dates, use the current Golden Amour contact details, and expect older references to the former name to remain visible online for some time.