The history of our house
The Viethouselodge was opened in 2004 after a year of construction. The three buildings of our lodge yet have a long history and were built along the lines of "Nha San," the spacious wooden houses of the ethnic minorities of Vietnam and prepared for our guest's stay. "Nha San is" and describes the life of the Vietnamese people in a multifunctional building, living under the same roof with many generations of a family together, cooking, working, and storing the products and equipment for their agricultural management. 

At this point us a little tip for your stay in Hanoi: If you want to learn more about the life and history of Vietnam and experience in a compressed form, we encourage you to visit the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology (http://www.vme.org.vn). Before your visit to our Viethouslodge you can visit a "Nha San" in its original design and see the lifes of the people herein.

Until the relocation of our three "Nha San" to the island of Tuan Chau, they were the houses in one of the northern mountain provinces in the north of Vietnam as residential buildings. With meticulous attention to detail and the objective of retaining the original charm of the building, we erected our Viethouselodge and fitted the amenities of today.
Nestled in the picturesque scenery of Halong Bay, our Viethouslodge offers the green landscape of our garden with a variety of modern and well-known scenes of the todays hotel.