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GRAND MERCURE LA VERANDA (BEACH FRONT) 
Grand Mercure La Veranda is on Phu Quoc, the second largest island of Vietnaml. Designed to reflect the ambience of a colonial seaside mansion, the boutique resort is set in tropical gardens on a beautiful white sandy beach and features 43 rooms, each with private balcony. |
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MANGO BAY RESORT PHU QUOC (BEACHFRONT) 
The Mango Bay Resort Phu Quoc is on tranquil Ong Lang Beach at Phu Quoc Island. Here guests can enjoy swimming in the ocean or take a stroll along the secluded beach. The open-air sea view restaurant serves daily fresh seafood, and Vietnamese and Western dishes. This small, clean and quite budget resort has fan cooled accommodation at reasonable prices.
Daily flights connect from Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi minh City to Phu Quoc Domestic Aiport then it is approximately 20 minutes drive to the Mango Bay Resort Phu Quoc. Alternatively take high speed boats departing daily between Rach Gia and An Thoi in the South ( journey time approximatly 2.5 hours. Up to 4 boats a day) Ha Tien and An Thoi in the South (journey time approximately 1. 5 hours, normally 1 boat a day) then it is 45 minutes by bus from An Thoi Ferry Station to the Mango Bay Resort Phu Quoc. Boat journeys are subject to weather conditions and short notice changes or cancellations. |
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SAIGON PHU QUOC HOTEL (BEACHFRONT) 
Just a 10 minutes' drive from the airport, Saigon-Phu Quoc resort is a three-star beach resort on the island of Phu Quoc that sets amount 24 acres, offers a secluded private beach and a wonderful swimming pool. The magnificent Gulf of Thailand gives one a sense of unlimited space, where blue sky and blue sea touch.
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TROPICANA HOTEL PHU QUOC (BEACHFRONT)
The Tropicana our choice for a stay on Phu Quoc. The resort is so popular, it doesn't bother to advertise, or even erect a roadside sign indicating its location. The semi-enclosed restaurant/bar is the best on the island, with tables reaching nearly to the surf line. The two hectares of grounds and gardens are maintained meticulously.
The six rooms and nine bungalows are spacious and attractively appointed in a way that seems to fit in splendidly with the island's ambiance. The larger beachside bungalows are a sheer delight, with thatched ceilings that stretch to the sky, comfortable rattan furnishings and private patios overlooking the coconut-lined beach. The rooms are currently being fitted with hot water and air conditioning, but it hardly seems worth it.
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