Tasmania Journal · The TNJ story
The blue-and-white house on Ha Chuong Street
Some places stay in our memory as a colour. At Tasmania, blue domes, shutters and awnings bring a Mediterranean touch to the everyday rhythm of Da Nang.
A blue landmark in a coastal neighbourhood
Curved rooflines and white walls give TNJ Tasmania its distinctive outline. Blue shutters, awnings and street-side umbrellas connect the details, making the house at 26–28 Ha Chuong easy to recognise when you return from exploring.
The Mediterranean influence lives in the architecture and palette. Around it, life remains wonderfully local: conversation over coffee, sunlight on the pavement and people making their way towards the sea. Pause at the entrance and take it in.
Coffee belongs to the journey
A holiday need not begin with a packed schedule. Choose a seat inside TNJ Café or beneath the awning and let the morning unfold over coffee, a book or a conversation with your travel companion.
A café in the same building makes an easy meeting point before the beach, between outings or while waiting for friends. If you would like a meal, ask the team about the menu available that day and choose something that suits your appetite.
Somewhere to return to
After a day on your feet, the right room matters. Friends may prefer separate beds; families need to check capacity and layout; couples may want a room designed for two. Start with how you actually like to rest.
Open each room listing to see its full gallery, bed arrangement and amenities. For a particular room position or a special request, ask TNJ to confirm before travelling. A little preparation can make a stay much more comfortable.
Leave room for your own pace
Set aside one morning for My Khe Beach and an evening for the Han River. Leave the hours between them open for a neighbourhood café, an unexpected turn or a well-earned afternoon rest.
Tasmania can be the starting point and the pause between those outings. Send your arrival date, departure date and party size so the team can check suitable rooms. Keep a little of the journey unplanned.
