Phu Quoc Hotel Guide - 3 stars Hotels in Phu Quoc, Vietnam

We stayed here 2 nights and loved it! While the location is quite far from the beach, it seems irrelevant as most of the beach front in Duong Dong is monopolized by the big resorts who will not allow you to access the beach adjacent to their property. And depending on the time of year, water/current/wave conditions may not be conducive to entering the water. Daisy Resort is pretty much self-contained with a beautiful pool with a great view, restaurant with reasonably priced delicious food, spa, bar, and, movie room and even have a pool table you can use. Majority of staff speak very good English unlike other hotels where miscommunication and frustration are common. Depending on where your bungalow is situated, you may have problems with mosquitoes or background noise from clubs partying down on the main road. We have no complaints about our bungalow which was close to the restaurant. Could hear music from the clubs below, but it didn't affect our sleeping. Then again, we have a 10 month old son so we had our own noise-maker. Bonus was that the staff bought my wife a birthday cake to celebrate and didn't charge us for it!

When wind and surf strong, we got nervous because 15 feet from front door to ocean is too close, but when a nice day, less wind, and ocean calm, we got the front seat, with a glass of wine and food, the best room we got on the entire beach. This is a rainy season, we got 3 days of rain and lucky we also got 3days of very nice days, enjoy it.

quiet clean good food nice helpful staff good central location easy walk to beach clean pool

We loved our stay here at Mango Bay. The restaurant was great and the Hot Pot cooked at your table was the best dish we ate in Phu Quoc.

Nice quite time, tanned, swam, rested. Rented a scooter for a day and had a awesome ride north.

Constant constructions n furniture store moving noises

When planning our 2 week trip around the South of Vietnam, we decided that a few days at the beach before our journey home would leave us feeling nice and relaxed. Our stay at this hotel didn't disappoint! We had a Garden View Bungalow and the view... was fantastic! Due to the low palm trees on the beach, we probably had a better view of the sea than those staying in a Sea View Bungalow. The beach in front of the hotel was the nicest part of that stretch in our opinion, as we walked along the beach in both directions, there were some rather untidy parts, so we were glad to have chosen to stay here. There are plenty of sunbeds and shaded areas too. The beach bar is handy, they do a nice club sandwich! It's also great for getting those drinks in, just in time to watch the sunset over the sea. The only downside is that this bar closes at about 8pm. With a bit of music and some lanterns, it'd be a lovely place to sit out until late at night. The bungalow was a good size but basic, sounds bad but because of the location and lack of a late night bar... the room would have benefitted from a TV/Radio. The outdoor shower / toilet was interesting, I had a frog watch me shower one day. The downside to this is that it did invite a few mosquitos to the room but not enough to really bother us. We found that blocking the gaps under doors with dirty clothes stopped all bugs. Breakfasts here are buffet style but they're nice and plentiful. The place is perfect for lounging and relaxing

We stayed at Sea Sense for 4 nights during September to relax from a few weeks travelling around Vietnam. Prices are higher that mainland but still a lot cheaper than home. The food was all sensational and the staff very friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend a beachfront villa, they are massive with a great balcony overlooking the ocean. It is secluded from the main town of Duong Dong but to be honest you don't really need to leave, you have everything you want/need at the Resort, would highly recommend.

An amazing stay, especially because we get to use the sister resort's infinity pool and private beach. The sister resort, Famiana Villiage (not hostel) is just across the street.

This is very good, clean tidy and friendly hotel. My room was very good, the swimming pool was great the breakfast was better than most that I have had in Vietnam (which is about 2 months so far). The only negative side is that it isn't next to the beach and is up an alley across the other side of the road nearest the beach. That may sound petty but the big hotels have near enough blocked of access to the beach by all being allowed to be built across access roads so that they can virtually monopolise access. To get to the beach you have to bluff your way through a big hotel or walk along to one of the limited access points. To be fair the Bauhinia does have a formal arrangement with a hotel near the beach to gain aaccess through there so not a major problem but the hotel in question isn't one of the nicest by any shape of the imagination.