First-hand hotel and resort reviews across Asia, with honest comparisons of rooms, pools, dining, location, value and booking trade-offs.
The easiest way to make a Phu Quoc trip unnecessarily tiring is to choose the hotel before choosing the area. The short answer: central Duong Dong / Long Beach for a first trip, the north for a family trip built around VinWonders and Grand World, Ong Lang for a quiet resort break, South Long Beach…
Sonasea is the night-market neighborhood in Phu Quoc’s central-south. Local restaurants, Korean food, massage shops and souvenir stalls cluster here, and seafood BBQ stalls line the street from 6:30pm to 11pm most nights. Three resorts near this neighborhood sit a clear notch above the rest: Regent, InterContinental and Sailing Club. I’ve stayed at all three,…
North Phu Quoc has theme parks. South Phu Quoc has Sunset Town. Central Phu Quoc doesn’t have a landmark like that — what it sells instead is not being stuck at your resort at all. Stay central and the massage shops, KingKong Mart and local restaurants are all walkable. The airport is close too, which…
South Phu Quoc comes down to two things: Khem Beach’s white sand and Sunset Town’s European-village nightlife. If north Phu Quoc is theme parks, south Phu Quoc is “pretty beach plus night market plus fireworks.” I’ve stayed at all five south-zone resorts in this guide — JW Marriott, Premier Village, New World, La Festa and…
Every resort in this guide sits in the same north zone, a five-to-twenty-minute drive from Grand World. That’s about where the similarities end. I’ve stayed at Sheraton, Crowne Plaza, Movenpick and Camia — and each one is quietly selling something different: Sheraton sells theme-park convenience, Crowne Plaza sells the feeling of a brand-new building, Movenpick…
Affiliate disclosure: This article contains affiliate links. If you book through them, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. I have stayed at cheaper hotels on Phu Quoc and still felt I had overpaid. A low nightly rate does not feel like good value when the room is damp, the pool…
The first time I checked into Sheraton Phu Quoc, my honest first thought was “huh, this feels like an older, oversized resort.” Six stays later, that opinion has completely flipped. Sheraton Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort sits on Bai Dai Beach in the north, and it’s the property I keep coming back to whenever I…
I opened the balcony door on check-in day and the ocean was just there, past the pool, no squinting required. In a market where half the “ocean view” rooms make you lean over a railing to spot a sliver of blue, that’s rarer than it sounds. Crowne Plaza Phu Quoc is a 5-star IHG property…
Checking in on day two, I found myself sitting at the edge of the infinity pool without really meaning to, legs dangling, just looking at the ocean. The resort is built on a cliff, so the pool’s edge drops straight into open water. That’s the moment I understood why people call this place impossible to…
Walking to my room on check-in day, I passed a giant “REGENT” sign staked into the beach, glowing against the sunset. That’s when it clicked why this place gets called the most luxurious resort on Phu Quoc. Every single room here is called a “Suite” — even the base category — which tells you everything…