By the reaction of ammonium perchlorate with anion‐incorporated bowl‐type dodecavanadates, viz. [V12O32(X)]5− [X = N3− (1), OCN− and NO3−], tube‐type tetradecavanadates, viz. (NH4)7[V14O38(X)] [X = N3− (2), OCN− (3) and NO3− (4)] were synthesized. The crystal structures of penta(tetraethylammonium) azidododecavanadate nitromethane monosolvate, (C8H20N)5[V12O32(N3)]·CH3NO2, 1, heptaammonium azidotetradecavanadate dimethyl sulfoxide hexasolvate, (NH4)7[V14O38(N3)]·6C2H6OS, 2, heptaammonium cyanatotetradecavanadate dimethyl sulfoxide hexasolvate, (NH4)7[V14O38(OCN)]·6C2H6OS, 3, and heptaammonium nitratotetradecavanadate dimethyl sulfoxide hexasolvate, (NH4)7[V14O38(NO3)]·6C2H6OS, 4, were determined. The tube consists of two layers of V7 rings with a guest anion at the centre. The distances between the incorporated anions and the nearest V atoms are 3.058 (3), 3.039 (6) and 2.811 (9) Å for 2, 3 and 4, respectively, showing that the incorporated anions are stabilized via noncovalent interactions. Two ammonium cations cap both ends of the tube to stabilize the structures via hydrogen‐bonding interactions. Linear OCN− and N3− anions sit on the twofold rotation axes of the tube frameworks and the triangular plane of the NO3− anion deviates from the equatorial plane of the tube by ca 30°.