The interior was interesting. The basic building style can easily be seen by the wooden frame. No fancy ceilings, mouldings. Just the bare necessities in a home which has lasted for a long time.

It is probably my favorite monument I visited while in Hoi An. Nothing breathtaking to be expected, apart maybe the watermarks for the past floods. But the house is well preserved and give a feel for the glorious past of this once major trading port.

Personally, I did not find this house a very worthwhile experience, it was incredibly small; literally just walk in one door and out the other. In addition having travelled to many asian countries in the past it was definitely not something new to see. Also...More

This old house is preserved and one of the cornerstone houses of the preserved district of Hoi An. Various flood levels are marked on the walls. I found it so fascinating that this house has been able to withstand everything for centuries and is still...More

If you only see two things in Hoi An it should be Tan Ky old house and the Japanese Covered Bridge! The Tan Ky house requires buying a ticket to Hoi An old town! This ticket can be bought at the tourist information boths (there...More

Since we stayed in a beautiful historic hotel in town that looks like this (but much nicer), i could have taken a pass on this museum. i think there are other options on the list that would be better to see if you purchase the...More

Built two centuries ago by an Vietnamese family and preserved through seven generations. The roof structure shows Japanese and Chinese influences on the architecture. It is a typical Vietnamese house with living room, centre open air area and kitchen at the back. The living quarters...More