Ccasa Hostel &Coffee Bar

Description

Ccasa hostel was estabished in 2016.
Our project was started as an architectural idea, not a business idea, we wanted to create an innovative and different type of hotel compared to the traditional hotel model which was too stereotyped.
Ccasa's mission is to connect people with people and people with nature in the big family.
Some other features of this project are the entrances to the bedrooms which are no longer stuffy corridors, but instead are open luminous bridges.

We have 11 rooms available, which were built to look like cabin beds on a luxury train. Each room has window, air conditioning and personal lockers.
We provide 5 types room:
- Basic 6 beds mixed dorm cabin, bunk beds, 3 bath rooms and 3 toilets for share ((in outside)
- Basic 4 beds mixed dorm cabin, bunk beds, 3 bath rooms and 3 toilets for share ((in outside)
- Basic 4 beds female dorm cabin, bunk beds, 3 bath rooms and 3 toilets for share ((in outside)
- Basic private quadruple cabin

Common area is located on the ground with exuberant trees and covered with lovely green vines. There's an outdoor bar in the courtyard to serve drinks like beer, wine, soft drinks, coffee, along with breakfast, sandwiches, German sausages and more on the menu.

If you choose to go around on your feet, the beach and the bus stop are only 3 minutes away from Ccasa Hostel, the market is conveniently 5 minutes away. On adjacent roads, you will find various restaurants, small diners and ATMs. Ccasa is close to famous sights in Nha Trang : Hon Chong - Hon Vo (huge rocky headland in associate with fascinating local myth), Khmer’s temple of goddess Ponaga, natural mineral water spring resort I-resort, etc.

This is a hostel for backpackers created on the motto that everyone around the world can be connected into a big family. Ccasa is built to function like a family house with cabin beds inside containers as bedrooms, shared area as kitchen and living room, terrace roof as play room, washing area as toilet and bathrooms. Therefore, the bed space was reduced to the minimum just enough to sleep, in contrast, the shared space was expanded to the maximum to increase the connection between travellers.

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