If you have ever mentioned Moc Chau, you will only think of the famous apricot and plum fruits of this land, then when you set foot in The November homestay, you will see each nomadic tent or rough pine bark house on the edge of the forest in the Northwest region.
Designed with rustic wood, The November brings a harmonious European-style space close to nature.
Nomadic tent in the middle of Moc Chau forest
Ms. Hoang Thuy Duong - the owner of The November shared: “My husband and I are the same age, we both know each other and were born in November, so we named our homestay The November. And the 11 rooms are also named after 11 months of the year with their own unique styles. The inspiration to create this model also comes from my dream of going to Mongolia to experience nomadic tents or to Europe to stay in a dreamy wooden house in the forest. Looking back at our startup journey 6 years ago, at that time Moc Chau was still wild and had few homestays, that was the motivation for us to try and develop to the present. Although we did not study anything related to design or tourism, with our passion and inspired souls, my husband and I built this model.”
The November area is over 700 m2 and has 11 rooms named after 11 months of the year.
The November homestay is located in sub-area 34, Dong Sang, Moc Chau, Son La. The rooms here are named after 11 months of the year, creating a unique and memorable space for visitors.
The November has 4 room types: Tent, Family, Double bed, Connecting. Rooms for 2 people are Tent (tent house) and Double (wooden house); Family and Connecting can accommodate 4 people. Connecting, Double Bed and Family rooms are designed with rustic pine wood with full facilities in the room. The Tent room is a unique combination of canvas and pine wood close to nature.
The November has 4 room types: tent, family, double bed, connecting. Rooms for 2 people are tent and double.
Inside each room is simply decorated with wood and brocade materials.
The room space is not too large but is carefully cared for and fully equipped, giving travelers a familiar, relaxing feeling like at home.
Mongolian nomadic tent-inspired house
Each room has a European style and the main material is wood. The outside of each room is covered with solid wood. The inside of each room is simply decorated with wood and brocade. Other design tones are also warm, creating a cozy feeling, dispelling all fatigue. In addition, the homestay also has some rooms with Bohemian-style tents. The space in the room is not too large but is carefully cared for and fully equipped with amenities such as air conditioning, soft mattresses, hot and cold water... giving travelers a familiar, relaxing feeling like at home.
The highlight of the wooden house in The November is that it is not polished smooth but still has the rough pine bark. This pine bark has a cooling effect in the summer and creates a warm feeling in the winter. The homestay's campus is full of jujube, apricot, plum trees in bloom... all creating a poetic scene blending with the lush green nature of Moc Chau mountains and forests.
From the walls to the beds and chairs, each room is filled with the scent of wood, making visitors feel comfortable.
In addition to accommodation, visitors to The November can enjoy the cuisine of the Northwest region. From here, you can also visit famous tourist destinations in Moc Chau such as Ban Ang pine forest, Ta Phinh lake, Dai Yem waterfall, Moc Chau tea village...
The rooms are arranged and the campus is built very meticulously, not only stopping at relaxing and enjoying the fresh nature, but you can also save memorable moments in the homestay area.
The highlight of The November's small wooden rooms is that they are not sanded smooth but still have the rough pine bark.
In the evening, The November often holds BBQ parties with extremely attractive dishes with some specialties of Moc Chau. In the evening, visitors can sit outdoors and enjoy grilled meats sipping some apple wine, which will definitely be an unforgettable experience for you during your trip to Moc Chau.
“November is youth, love and effort. November is freedom and happiness. Looking at the bare, moldy apricot branches next to the wooden house with the rough, rustic pine bark, and a few simple ivory-colored tents and the pine wood tinged with golden yellow. Thank you November of that year, when I went through so many worries and concerns, now I feel happy because I dared to do it, dared to pursue the dreams of my youth,” the homeowner confided.
In addition to the spacious space and being immersed in the mountains and forests, the homestay also has a large space for you to organize an outdoor campfire.
