Three Lao bungalows built in 1995 in the spirit of Lao Colonial style with twin roof of ferra cotta tiles and wood shingles, timber walls and set above the ground on timber posts and bricked columns.
Lattice wall panels are painted in the local vibrant color which trigger the exotic mood of the islands.

Each room is fairly large with separate bathroom and balcony. Lime washed walls, bamboo paneled ceiling, hardwood flooring and rattan arm chairs all provide you with comfort and sooth you with the colonial ambiance.

The building design and construction in architecture of French Colonial style. Construction is expected to begin around 1896, to be a reception villa for high ranking officers  which in that time a state enterprise under the Ministry of French colonial-called “Saigonaise Navigation and Transport Company and Couriers Fluviales of Cochin” has come to build an infrastructure in this area, which consists of a reinforced concrete bridge and railway line crossing the Mekong to Don Deth. And other facilities, including hospitals, office staff, postal, customs offices and administrative offices, which to this day remains to be seen.

This villa had opportunity to welcome high ranking officers such as Mr. Paul Dumer, The Governor of French Indochina and many Ambassadors when they came to visit 4,000 Islands.

Renovated completed in year 2010 from part of the old hospital of French Colony.

The structure of the building is still owned by the original, only update walls and interior decoration. As well as a large terrace, the supplement has created the same atmosphere as you sit at home in your own garden.

Sounds of nature will be your friend at night, and the sound of birds singing will wake you up in the morning.