Mothers receive thorough prenatal care, professional counselling, and personalized pain-relief options during and after delivery; fathers are actively involved from routine check-ups and prenatal classes to the unforgettable moment of welcoming their baby into the world.
Through the close collaboration of Obstetricians, Anaesthesiologists and Neonatologists, HFH creates a safe, gentle childbirth journey – one that embraces the full presence of the family from the very first moments of life.
Special offers on the First-class Maternity package, exclusively for parents this January:
- Vouchers:
- VND 5,000,000 for 12-week package
- VND 4,000,000 for 22-week package
- VND 3,000,000 for 32-week package
- Free Single room upgrade
- Discount of 30% on Junior room or Lotus wing VIP Upgrade
- Gift set for the newborn
(*) Applicable from January 1-31, 2026
(*) Valid for 12-week, 22-week, and 32-week packages (excludes Labour Packages)
(*) Offers apply when customers pay the full amount for the maternity package.
(*) Not valid with other promotions
For more information, contact us via hotline at 024 3577 1100, our Facebook page “Hanoi French Hospital,” or Zalo: zalo.me/2008009049335817955.
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Welcome your little angel full of happiness with Hanoi French Hospital:
- Experienced doctors, international standard services, and modern facilities for families to enjoy happy moments
- A range of birth and delivery rooms, and clean operating rooms. With strict infection management standards, mothers are not given antibiotics after giving birth (except in special circumstances).
- One of the first hospitals in Hanoi to perform epidurals to relieve pain during childbirth
- Postpartum cold plasma irradiation helps to relieve pain and speed up wound healing
- Numerous services included at no extra cost
- Unlimited consultations with the obstetrician and gynecologist
- Unlimited monitoring as prescribed by the obstetrician and gynecologist and continuously during labor
- Free prenatal classes
- Unlimited use of essential items during hospitalization