10 Best Hotels
Phu Quoc invites a holiday shaped around the sea, but choosing the right part of the island makes the difference between a pleasant stay and a memorable one. On the western coast, beaches and resorts face the evening light. In the south, Khem Beach and the surrounding resort areas offer another style of escape, while the north has its own collection of coastal retreats and landscapes. The island’s hotel scene now ranges from substantial villa resorts to smaller properties with gardens and a more personal atmosphere. We would begin with the kind of day you want to have: a private pool with family, a long beach afternoon, or a comfortable base from which to explore. Dining deserves the same attention, with French and Japanese-led special-occasion restaurants alongside independent kitchens and relaxed coastal tables. Leave time beyond the hotel for the island’s food traditions and natural setting. A well-planned stay can balance resort comfort with a market visit, an outing on the water and a quieter glimpse of local life. The most rewarding itinerary gives each of those experiences room to breathe.
Regent Phu Quoc
Bai Truong, Duong To, Vietnam
Regent puts space and composure at the heart of a stay on Phu Quoc’s western coast. Suites and villas offer different ways to enjoy the resort, from elevated outlooks to private-pool living, with a substantial spa and varied dining supporting days spent largely on site. The setting suits travellers who want their hotel to be a central part of the trip. Choose the accommodation carefully around privacy, pool access and family needs, rather than treating every category as interchangeable.
An all-suite and villa escape
JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa
Khem Beach, An Thoi, Vietnam
Bill Bensley’s design gives this Khem Beach resort an unusually strong personality. The university theme is an elaborate invention, not the history of a real campus, and its playful spaces turn wandering the property into part of the holiday. Dining and spa experiences complement the beach setting. Choose it if you enjoy theatrical interiors and a resort with a story, and compare the room locations carefully if your priority is immediate beach access rather than the broader architectural experience.
Imaginative resort design
New World Phu Quoc Resort
Khem Beach, An Thoi, Vietnam
New World is a substantial villa resort on Khem Beach, designed to give families and groups their own space within a larger holiday setting. Private pools and different villa configurations allow the accommodation to do much of the work, while shared dining, wellness and children’s facilities add convenience. Choose it when travelling together matters as much as exploring the island. Confirm the bedroom arrangement, any kitchen-use conditions and the distance from your preferred facilities before selecting a villa.
Families sharing a pool villa
Salinda Resort Phu Quoc Island
Cua Lap, Duong To, Vietnam
Salinda offers a comfortable middle ground between a tiny hideaway and a sprawling holiday complex. Its beachfront grounds, generously appointed accommodation and range of dining styles make it easy to settle into a rhythm without constantly leaving the property. The design has character without demanding attention, and the scale will appeal to travellers who find larger resorts impersonal. Choose it for an uncomplicated coastal stay, with time divided between the beach, the pool and excursions into the island’s everyday life.
A polished, manageable beach resort
La Veranda Resort Phu Quoc, MGallery
Long Beach, Duong Dong, Vietnam
La Veranda brings a residential, mansion-like atmosphere to the coast, with gardens and shaded outdoor spaces softening the resort setting. Its colonial-inspired architecture is part of the aesthetic rather than a reason to mistake the property for an untouched historical house. Rooms and villas offer different relationships to the garden and sea, so location within the resort matters. Choose it if you favour intimate character and a leisurely pace, and discuss the outlook you want before confirming your accommodation.
Garden-filled, residential character
Chen Sea Resort & Spa Phu Quoc
Bai Xep, Ong Lang, Vietnam
Chen Sea suits travellers who value a smaller beachfront retreat. Its villas, outdoor living areas and sea-facing shared spaces create an easy rhythm between room, pool and shore. The atmosphere is more intimate than at Phu Quoc’s large resort complexes, and the restaurant gives guests a reason to stay close to home. Choose it for a quiet couples’ break or a relaxed family stay, and compare villa layouts and private-pool options according to how you expect to use them.
A smaller villa retreat
InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort
Bai Truong, Duong To, Vietnam
InterContinental is a large resort with enough variety to keep different generations comfortably occupied. Accommodation choices range across conventional rooms and larger formats, while pools, dining and wellness facilities make it easy to spend whole days on site. Its western beach setting also suits evenings built around the changing light. Choose it when convenience and a broad offering matter more than boutique scale, and check the position of your room in relation to the facilities your party will use most.
A complete family resort
Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort
Ong Doi Cape, An Thoi, Vietnam
Premier Village occupies a peninsula at the southern end of Phu Quoc, giving its villas a particularly strong sense of escape. Private pools, coastal outlooks and shared resort facilities make the accommodation a destination in its own right. The terrain and villa positions vary, so the choice is more than a question of bedroom count. Select it for a group or family holiday centred on time together, and discuss access, gradients and the exact outlook before confirming a villa.
A secluded peninsula villa
Meliá Vinpearl Phu Quoc
Bai Dai, Ganh Dau, Vietnam
Meliá Vinpearl offers a substantial villa-based resort on the island’s northwestern coast. Private pools and multiple bedroom configurations make it useful for families or friends who want their own shared living space, with wider resort facilities available when they want company. The scale is part of the proposition, so choose it with that in mind rather than expecting a small retreat. Confirm your villa’s location, transport arrangements within the property and any package inclusions before finalising the booking.
A northern villa holiday
Cassia Cottage
Long Beach, Duong Dong, Vietnam
Cassia Cottage has an appeal rooted in gardens, low-rise accommodation and a more personal sense of place. Its beachfront setting and established Spice House restaurant make it easy to enjoy an unhurried stay without the scale of a major resort. This is a choice for travellers who value atmosphere and simplicity alongside comfort, rather than a long list of elaborate facilities. Compare the heritage and newer accommodation styles, and ask which room best matches your preference for garden or sea views.
A characterful boutique beach stay