Level Fitness & Yoga in Hanoi, Vietnam

Level Fitness & Yoga is a large multi-sport fitness center at Tràng An Complex, 1 Phùng Chí Kiên in Hanoi. Current official information places the Tràng An club on the 13th floor of the Trường Thịnh building, correcting older listings that referred to the 12th floor. The center suits people who want more than a weights room: its current program spans gym training, swimming, yoga, GroupX, kick-boxing, Pilates, aerial yoga, basketball and indoor climbing. The main limitation is that many of those activities run on schedules, so general opening hours do not guarantee immediate access to every class or court.

Level's current website presents the Tràng An location as one of two active Hanoi clubs, the other being The Nine on Phạm Văn Đồng. This entity is specifically the Tràng An branch. The official site highlights a broad fitness-and-sports mix and publishes a current schedule section for both locations. For a visitor, that makes Level useful when different people in the same group want different activities: one person may use the gym or pool while another chooses a class, provided the relevant session is running.

The operator says the Tràng An club has more than thirty yoga and GroupX classes each week and promotes swimming, gym, kick-boxing and other structured programs alongside ordinary fitness use. The variety is a genuine strength, but it also means planning matters. If the reason for visiting is aerial yoga, Pilates, climbing or a particular class, check the daily schedule rather than assuming the activity is continuously available. Programs described as “coming soon” should not be treated as established services until they actually appear on the current timetable.

Official opening hours are 05:30 to 22:00 from Monday through Friday and 07:00 to 21:30 on Saturday and Sunday. These are branch-specific hours published on Level's Tràng An page. They give excellent flexibility for an early workout or a later evening session, but class, pool and coaching times can be narrower. Holiday and maintenance changes can also affect particular facilities, so time-sensitive visitors should check the schedule on the same day.

Tràng An Complex is in Nghĩa Đô, in the Cầu Giấy area of Hanoi. The fitness center is inside a high-rise complex rather than a stand-alone street building, so use the full address and the Level Tràng An name when booking a ride. Once at the complex, follow building or reception directions to the 13th floor. This location is more convenient for western and north-western Hanoi than for someone staying deep in the Old Quarter, though ride-hailing makes the trip straightforward.

Level currently advertises memberships and trial promotions, but promotional starting prices and free-experience campaigns are volatile. A traveler should not assume that a headline monthly figure applies to a day visit or includes every premium activity. Ask about single-session, short-term or trial access and whether swimming, classes, towels, lockers or coaching are included. The broad service mix makes package details more important than at a simple neighborhood gym.

A conventional gym visit will often take about 60 to 90 minutes, while a swim plus workout or a scheduled class can push the visit toward two hours. These are practical estimates rather than official limits. Allow extra time on a first visit for building access and orientation. If combining activities, make sure their timetables align; a long overall opening day does not necessarily make it possible to move directly from one scheduled class to another.

The public pages reviewed do not give enough detail to certify step-free access throughout the entire fitness center or specific accessible changing and pool facilities. The club is on the 13th floor of a modern complex, so elevators are relevant, but their presence alone is not proof of complete accessibility. Visitors with mobility requirements should contact Level in advance and ask about the route from drop-off to reception, changing areas, pool edge and any intended studio.

Level Tràng An is one of the more versatile fitness options in this batch because its active official site provides a current address, branch-specific hours and a wide program. It is a good match for travelers who want flexibility between gym work, swimming and classes. The tradeoff is complexity: programs, schedules and membership inclusions matter. Confirm the activity you want, navigate to the current 13th-floor location, and treat promotional prices as temporary until the club confirms the exact visitor package.

Another practical strength is that Level publishes more operational information than many independent gyms in Hanoi. The branch page gives not only current opening hours and address but also a current activity menu and schedule links, so a visitor can research the club before traveling. That does not remove the need to confirm a specific class, yet it reduces the uncertainty that often comes with older fitness listings. It also makes Level a stronger option for families or mixed-interest groups, because swimming, gym training and studio activities can potentially be coordinated under one roof instead of requiring separate venues around the city.