Phu Quoc Island An Thoi 5-star Hotels

Amazing location. Beautiful beach. Good room but they didn’t make up my room. Was out all day from 6am -2pm but the room wasn’t cleaned- at 4pm I decided to do it myself. I cleaned my own room for 3 days. Ordered coffee at the beach restaurant- waited 40 minutes. Lovely breakfast. Beautiful beach.

Amazing resort with astounding architecture and awe-inspiring service. Perfect for a short trip or a longer one, as you won’t be bored either way! With a variety of activities such as kayaking, lantern-making, and massage lessons, there’s always something around the corner. The staff are also very accommodating and eager to please. We are 100% satisfied with our trip!

We stayed for 4 days and 3 nights during Christmas, and our experience at this family-friendly resort was disappointing. There were not enough beach chairs by the beach and pool—only about 40 available. In such a large resort, it's surprising to encounter this issue. Many guests occupied the chairs early in the morning and then left, indicating poor communication and management. Additionally, there was a chronic shortage of towels by the pool, and the staff by the beach and pool failed to coordinate effectively. We were told to sit on the ground while chairs that had been reserved for over five hours remained unoccupied, which was very disappointing. There were only 1 or 2 staff members responsible for the beach and lifeguarding, and the kayak rental service was disorganized due to insufficient staffing and lack of proper arrangements. Overall, this 5-star family resort did not meet our expectations, and we will not choose to stay here again.

I traveled to Bãi Khem, Phu Quoc in February and liked it so much that I visited again after 3 weeks. I was a bit concerned about Premier Village because I thought it was a just calm resort better suited for large families rather than couples. But in conclusion, it was a very fun and active resort. The moment I entered the beachfront pool villa, which is located 1 minute away from the swing bar and the boat dock that runs free of charge from the resort's private beach to Sunset Town, I was amazed by the refreshing sea view. The private pool was clean and spacious, and the rooms on the second floor were in excellent condition. It was good. Even though both the 1st and 2nd floors have large ceilings, the air conditioner was strong enough to make it cold. It was convenient to have a refrigerator as well as ice in the freezer and a water purifier. What was great was that I could install the app using a QR code and immediately convey my requests through a chat service, so buggy and water bus reservations and room service were all convenient. In particular, the pretty and kind Butler ‘Mong Tuyen’ was very helpful as she helped me with many things. (I was having trouble working because I left out my laptop cable accessory, but she even found an electronics store on Phu Quoc Island where I could buy a connection cable~) Corallo Restaurant didn't have much on the menu, but every single one of them was delicious. The best moment was having beer and a Wagyu burger at Swing Bar, boarding a boat reserved for 8pm at the dock right next door, arriving at Sunset Town in the pleasant night breeze, watching the fireworks, and returning. It was so fantastic that there was an accommodation 1 minute away from the dock where we arrived by boat after playing to our heart's content. The eastern sea has clear water, lots of cute fish, and a wide sea where you can ride a paddle boat. The King's Well, which is steeped in legend, is actually a place where the sea and a sacred freshwater well are connected. It was nice to come here and get a lot of energy. We plan to visit again!

First time staying at La Festa, it was very comfortable and convenient. The front desk staff was warm and courteous, with high efficiency in handling tasks, quickly and effectively resolving the issues I raised. The hotel was also very clean, the breakfast offered a variety of foods, and the staff were proactive and polite. I will definitely stay here again.

With a stay at S-Town Tropical Village Kem Beach Phu Quoc in Phu Quoc, you'll be near the beach, within a 10-minute drive of Sao Beach and Phu Quoc Prison. This villa is 12.6 mi (20.3 km) from Phu Quoc Beach and 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Khem Beach.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Grab a bite from the grocery/convenience store serving guests of S-Town Tropical Village Kem Beach Phu Quoc.Featured amenities include multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and ATM/banking services.Make yourself at home in one of the 10 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and minibars. Rooms have private balconies or patios. 50-inch Smart televisions with digital programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

I found everything perfect. Central location but silent and hidden from the traffic, great service and polite staff, beautiful rooms and beautiful resort, beautiful swimming pool, amazing breakfast, relaxing spa. I can only recommend this resort as one of the best to stay in Phu Quoc.

Amazing place. Friendly staff. Excellent food mainly home-made. Home-made bread was fantastic. 3 pools, nice beach with romantic garden and sunsets. Many restaurants with excellent food nearby. There is interesting story of this place behind - about one guy who came 25 years ago to build such amazing place. For me 11/10!!!

Very popular hotel with high occupancy, as evidenced by the huge crowd almost daily during breakfast hours (6.30 to 10.30 am). Peak hours is around 8 to 9.30 am, near impossible to find vacant seats, even though seating capacity is pretty large in the restaurant. Breakfast spread is substantial and is replenished regularly but the hot dishes (slightly different daily) are not really tasty/delicious. The usual staples are better, eg bread, ham/bacon, eggs, salad and fruits. Coffee is not great, I took a few sips and didn’t want it anymore. Pool is huge and reasonably clean but there are some missing mosaic tiles on parts of the pool wall which should have been better maintained. You can watch fireworks on Saturdays if you stay in a pool-facing room on a high floor. Rooms on the same side as the main entrance face trees and nothing else (fine for people who prefer greenery). The rooms on the other remaining sides either have partial sea-views or partial view of Grandworld/open field. The room itself is very plain looking - adding some decorations (eg hang some paintings/posters or place a couple of attractive cushions) would have enhanced the interior design. Overall, I’m pleased with my hotel choice – strong points: location, cleanliness, facilities and services are very good and it is excellent value if you get a good room rate in your booking.

The Palmy was likely an absolutely stunning property when it was built. Unfortunately the environment and a low maintenance budget have taken its toll. Lots of rusty steel railings are evident.  The restaurant which claims to have both western and local cuisine has what appears to be a Chinese leaning breakfast buffet and the dinner menu is limited to a blade steak dish and Pizza. This was confirmed by another guest that had been there for a week.  The multiple pools looked nice but seemed cloudy.  We splurged and went for the executive suite expecting to have a functional living space. It consisted of a wooden love seat and a coffee table and nothing else. No tv or anything.  The bedroom was the unique room. It was appointed with a nice bed in the centre of the room with a desk behind the headboard, a wall to wall curtains separated the sleeping are from the bathroom area. A glass shower and tub area was in one corner and a glass walled toilet area was in the other.  Beach access was though the restaurant.