Daily busy life will force us to find a quiet and comfortable holiday.

In addition to modular architecture lovers,

 some people who read and understand container transportation companies

will also choose to live in containers to try to experience a different holiday life.

 The choice of container houses is also very different,

 it can be on the land in the center of the city or beside the lake in the mountains.

The container room project is called "gisy lake house",

which is a unique hotel from s ó CS in Hanoi, Vietnam ơ n.

The hotel is located by the lake.

 Visitors can listen to Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake and enjoy the beautiful swan lake.

There are no other buildings around the hotel, there is no noise,

and it is very close to the lake, opposite to the mountains.

The hotel is a two-story building composed of containers similar to Barcelona.

Nowadays, container houses have been widely built as buildings,

and the use of such transport container houses has also been widely spread,

 creating comfortable living places.

The building located by the lake has multiple viewing platforms,

and the stairs are also made of steel structure into a hollow spiral shape, 

which is full of industrial flavor.

In order to bring the beautiful outdoor scene indoors,

the hotel has opened a large area of transparent panoramic glass windows on the box.

The ceilings, walls and floors are laid with wooden boards,

which can not only keep warm, but also weaken the tough feeling of metal containers.

The first floor of the hotel is mainly used as a public rest area

and a commodity display area,

selling costumes with national characteristics.

Although the outer surface of the container is a light color very close to gray,

the wood in the bedroom looks very beautiful and relaxed.

There are not only single upper and lower beds, but also comfortable double beds.

Tourists can choose according to their needs and enjoy independent matching bathrooms.

This bedroom can directly lead to the outdoor terrace and rest in the beautiful scenery.

Pictures courtesy of  GISY Lake House