Wasting time at the most beautiful JW Marriott

Before coming to Phu Quoc Island, I had heard more than once from people around me recommending this hotel, which is said to be the most beautiful JW Marriott in the world. But in reality, the imagination in my mind still couldn't compare to the love I felt after staying there. Actually, this hotel is not particularly luxurious, modern, or contemporary, nor does it have an overly extravagant resort style. Its uniqueness lies in its structure, which mimics the layout of a university. It has a grand hall, laboratories, a cafeteria, dormitories, a playground, and a track. It has everything a university should have, and even things a university doesn't have. I reserved an entire day to stroll around this campus. The colors of the entire campus are as rich as a spilled palette. Under the sunlight, the highly saturated reds, yellows, blues, and greens are dazzling and refreshing. Besides the various striking buildings, the best part is its beach and seawater. The sand is white and soft, incredibly comfortable. The private beach has gentle waves, making it safe for children to dig in the sand and swim. Kayaks and paddleboards are available for free rental, and you can take them whenever they're available. The hotel also offers free bicycles for borrowing. Riding around the hotel feels like returning to that carefree university campus, those youthful days. The chemistry school by the sea is actually a bar, where alcohol mixes like a chemistry experiment, which is quite clever. The breakfast at this Marriott is also very rich, with both indoor and outdoor seating. There are many choices of freshly made noodles and eggs. If you want to eat elsewhere, you can walk along the beach to the public beach area, where there are many seaside restaurants, very close by. If you want to go to Sunset Town, you can take a shuttle to the hotel entrance and then switch to a bus that runs every half hour. Overall, it was a very nice stay experience, well worth staying.