Hotels in Phu Quoc Island

"The hotel is good for family vocation with a big swimming pool, childcare room, daily activities, bicycle rental, gym, karaoke & spa for all age groups It is conveniently situated with a night market across the hotel. There's rows of massage shops and varieties of restaurants such as Vietnamese, Korean, Western & seafood. It took about 20 mins to Duong Dong, Central & about 40 mins towards Northern Phu Quoc. Also, it is suitable for a couple. We had an enjoyable wedding anniversary stay at BWP."

"The hotel is very nice for families with young children. There are a number of very large pools protected by trees for shade. The residence is situated directly on the beach, offering calm waters. The breakfast buffet is large and diverse, but it becomes very crowded due to the high number of guests. One of the main perks with this hotel, as well as others in Vietnam, is the activities offered to guests, usually for free. They have classes for young kids - arts and crafts, as well as opportunities for adults - yoga, fitness, kayak rental. The place is extremely nice if looking for a relaxing vacation with nice pools on the beach. They also have a fitness center and restaurants on site. There's not much nearby, except a few small restaurants. The area is still under construction, but Phu Quoc is quickly becoming a tourist destination. The hotel offers free tickets to Sunset Town Show and Fireworks. It is very loud, so avoid bringing small children. They also have a free shuttle bus to the Sunset Town. The hotel is great, price is great, and all the amenities that are inclded free of charge just enhances the experience."

"My room at Movenpick Residences facing the lake and I was able to catch the beautiful sunrise daily. Fantastic view and totally enjoyed the view from the balcony. Their daily breakfast was great. The egg Benedict could be improved but overall buffet spread were well served. They also had chocolate buffet in the afternoon for staying guests which is a plus. Would stay here again for the great service and friendly staff."

"Hmmm…overall is a good hotel. However, I don’t feel it is a 5 star worthy rated hotel. We booked for 3 night stay and by the second day, while I was having shower, I ran out of shower gel. The amenities in rooms should be enough for the stay. The guests shouldn’t have to experience leaving the shower without a complete bath. Perhaps the bottles should be transparent so that the house keeping staff can easily see to replenish or not. The other issue we had was the staff at the bar doesn’t know the menu at all. We asked 3 times if the burger was beef, and she told us it was pork. We find it hard to believe but she insisted it was..so I ordered the fish and chips instead but a few minutes later a waiter delivered a burger to the table next to us and I asked the waiter if it was beef burger and he said yes. We try to change our order with another waiter and he tried to talk us out of it and told us it was 20 minutes wait simply because the fish and chips is ready. That’s very disappointing. We have stayed in many 5 star hotels and this one missed the mark!! Definitely not 5 star service Having said all the able, hands down to their breakfast spread! Super delicious and the varieties is endless!"

"1. **Location**: Located in the central part of Phu Quoc Island, it's approximately 10 kilometers from the airport. We arranged a 7-seater airport transfer through the hotel for 300,000 VND, which is about 80+ RMB. It's also about 20-30 kilometers away from Duong Dong town, the northern amusement parks, and the southern Sunset Town. 2. **Hotel Facilities**: Overall, it meets the standards of an entry-level five-star hotel. The rooms are clean, and all facilities and amenities are well-appointed. The swimming pool is also very clean, and the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. The king-size rooms feature a 2-meter king bed and a sofa. 3. **Beach**: We visited at the end of August, during the rainy season, and were affected by a typhoon. It rained every day, with a mix of sunny and rainy spells. The waves in the sea were quite strong, making it unsuitable for swimming. The sand on Long Beach is yellowish, similar to Yalong Bay in Sanya, but it's still quite fine and considered clean. 4. **Hotel Surroundings**: Right opposite the hotel entrance is the Sonasea Night Market, offering numerous dining and shopping options. We highly recommend Sen Vietnam Restaurant, a Vietnamese eatery where both the pho and spring rolls are delicious. A meal for six people cost about 1,000,000 VND, which is approximately 300 RMB. There's also a Korean seafood restaurant called Mr. Seafood, which offers great taste and excellent value for money. For 3,720,000 VND (equivalent to 1,100 RMB), we had: two lobsters (total 1KG, one with garlic butter sauce, one cheese-baked), 1KG large tiger prawns (half stir-fried with garlic butter, half grilled with garlic butter), 1KG crab with Singapore sauce, 1KG stir-fried squid, and 1KG cheese-baked scallops. They also included two portions of fried rice, two vegetable dishes, two boxes of fruit, and two 1-liter cans of beer. This price was only half of what we'd pay in the south, so much so that after we moved to the southern part of the island, we took a taxi back just to eat there again! 5. **Transportation**: You can use Grab for taxis, or hail a taxi directly at the hotel entrance, where prices are clearly displayed. We hired a 7-seater car for most of the day for 900,000 VND, which is about 250 RMB. A one-way trip to the south cost around 200,000 VND."

"⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Best Resort Experience in Phu Quoc! We had the most amazing 3-night stay at this beautiful resort on Phu Quoc Island—it truly exceeded our expectations in every way! Service & Staff From the moment we arrived at the airport, we were warmly welcomed by Lac, who went above and beyond to assist us. He helped with our hotel transport, showed us to our room, and explained how everything worked. His energy and cheerful personality were unforgettable—just a heads-up, you’ll need to walk fast to keep up with him! 😄 A big thank you also to Kim and the rest of the staff, who were all incredibly friendly and attentive. You all made our wedding anniversary stay so special and memorable. The Room Our room was massive with a breathtaking view. The design and decor were elegant and thoughtfully done. But the real highlight? The toilet! It was a high-tech, heated toilet with all the bells and whistles—automatic bidet, drying functions, and more. Just like the ones in Japan. It was such a fun and luxurious touch! Location The resort is in a perfect location—just a short walk to the Marina, night market, and several massage places. Right next door is the Sailing Boat Club, which adds a nice vibe to the area. Everything is within walking distance, making it super convenient to explore. Beach & Pool There’s a beautiful little beach right on the property, perfect for watching the sunset. It has comfy deck chairs and a cute swing for those Instagram-worthy photos. There’s even a small archery area for a bit of fun! The swimming pool is huge and stunning, with plenty of deck chairs, so you never have to fight for one. The pool bar is a great bonus—you can order food and drinks while enjoying a swim. Pure relaxation! Breakfast Hands down, the best breakfast we’ve ever had at a resort. The variety was incredible—from a wide selection of tropical fruits like mangoes, guava, rambutan, and papaya to an impressive spread of pastries and hot dishes. Fresh juices were available, too, and everything was delicious. The staff at breakfast were just as helpful and kind as everywhere else in the resort. We couldn’t have asked for a better place to celebrate our anniversary. Thank you to everyone at the resort for making our stay so enjoyable and unforgettable. We’ll definitely be back!"

"We choose the 2 bed rooms suite with large beds and balcony one of the room facing ocean with beautiful sunset. the view is super. The booking include 4 tickets of body massage and it’s per night ! The only recommendation iplease bring your body lotion as this is not supply by hotel .. other than that no complaint at all and for sure we will pick the same hotel of our next travel to Phu Quoc!"

"One of the most amazing resort experiences I've had. We booked the mini suite and the room was amazing with a stunning view of the pool and of Grand World far ahead. The rooms themselves were great. The breakfast spread was awesome. Also, I really have to mention how amazing the pool was - the best resort pool I've been to."

"The resort is beautiful and the size is perfect, it is big but you can walk everywhere in 10 minutes which is great. The beach is clean. The food was good, but there were no snack options during the day. The pool bar only opens 11am, and they don't serve any food. You need to go to Shack restaurant, and they only deliver to the pool a few options from the menu in a box. Otherwise, you need to eat at the restaurant. (Some friends were all inclusive, and they won't deliver anything in this case) One day, the pool bar was packed, and there was only one staff member taking orders and preparing the drinks! When I suggested the manager send one more staff member to help, he asked me to be patient or order from the restaurant. Meaning they won't improve the service if there are too many people in the pool. It's probably because of the all-inclusive service, to reduce their consumption. But the people who are not all-inclusive will also be affected. My 3 yrs old son and a 4 yrs old friend cut their feet in the swimming pool. The manager came worried and asked what I needed, but his suggestion was for them not to stay too long in the pool and he said my son is probably a city boy and he is not used to it. The thing is, we go to the pool every week, he knows how to swim and we have been to similar trips to Bali, Phillipines and Thailand and this never happened before! So Im pretty sure the problem is their swimming pool floor, whether the tiles are too rough or there are sharp things on the shallow areas. In fact, I stepped on something sharp one time, luckily I was walking and it didn't cut me. (The picture of my son's feet is 2 days after it happened) So the hotel is beautiful and convenient, clean, the price is good. But I have concerns about the swimming pool, so I would probably not go back because of that. And I would not take the all-inclusive as there are some restrictions."

"The hotel's location was excellent for travelers. Peak Time, a local travel agency, was right in front, as was the Sonasi Night Market. Restaurants and massage shops were also conveniently clustered just outside the hotel. We stayed for 4 days in a 3-bedroom villa with two other couples (our friends). We were very satisfied with the size and water quality of the pool, and most of the staff were friendly. However, the buggy service for getting between our villa and the main hotel pool, though usually arriving within 5-10 minutes of a call, became a bit inconvenient for stays longer than 3 days. If I were to return with my family, I would consider staying in the hotel rooms rather than the villas. I didn't get to try the main hotel restaurant, but the breakfast at the villa's restaurant was just average, and the variety of food wasn't extensive. Furthermore, it was disappointing that pool-related services either didn't provide life jackets or rubber tubes, or charged for them. Bicycle rentals also required a fee rather than just a deposit, which was unsatisfactory. If these aspects were improved, I believe this hotel would be highly rated. Lastly, there was a minor dispute during check-in because the photos of the room we selected and booked on Trip.com included pictures of a larger, different room. The reception staff, Tung Anh, clarified that the photos were not of our booked room and suggested it was Trip.com's error, not the hotel's. She even allowed me to photograph her name tag to guarantee her statement. We had booked based on the room photos, believing we were getting a larger, higher-grade villa, but the actual room we received was not as depicted. I suspect this was either an error on Trip.com's part or a deliberate tactic to entice bookings. The most common way for first-time visitors to see a hotel's rooms is through photos provided on a travel agency's website. If this was indeed a mistake, it's an issue that absolutely needs to be addressed. If, however, Trip.com intentionally misrepresented the rooms with mixed photos, I would find it difficult to use their service again. This is because I cannot commit significant time and money to international travel if the reliability of the information provided is not guaranteed."