Hotels with Kitchenette in Phu Quoc Island

"We stayed in March. We really liked it; everything was within walking distance. We watched all the shows from the hotel's rooftop. The pool is in the adjacent building on the 19th floor, and you can also watch shows from there. The hotel itself is located on a hill, which isn't a problem as there are outdoor escalators."

"My stay at this hotel was truly exceptional. The property was clean, comfortable, and perfectly located. However, what made my experience truly unforgettable was the outstanding service — especially from Andy. After I had already left the hotel and traveled to another city in Vietnam, I realized I had forgotten my earphones in the room. Andy went above and beyond to help me. He personally searched for a reliable shipping company, arranged everything quickly, and made sure my earphones reached me just in time before I left Vietnam. His dedication, kindness, and professionalism are rare to find. I am deeply grateful for his help and for the hotel’s excellent service. Highly recommended in every way!"

"The Location isnt within walking distance to anything but very easy to get around to places with a taxi. Staff were friendly and helpful, the resort is big enough to not need to leave for a few days, maybe even a week ! Multiple pools and sunbeds that we didnt have to fight for, drinks and food can be delivered to the sun loungers, even at the beach. The beach club was amazing and has views of the pool and the sunset ! I recommend going there ! It seemed easy for parents to do their thing whilst their kids play in the water and a very safe atmosphere, but also as someone who doesnt have kids, they have enough areas where you dont feel surround by children and families as well. The gym is great ! They also have various classes for adults everyday at different locations around the resort. There are multiple restaurants and happy hour every evening at the beach club. Breakfast was fine - theres variety but also the same options everyday, plenty to choose from but not much day to day variety - the egg station is great ! Any kind of egg any kind of way ! - Just make sure to go early to breakfast because it gets INSANELY BUSY from around 9am , people literally fighting over watermelon chunks. Chocolate hour is really fun ! But again everyone fights for those watermelon chunks even though there are endless plates of them ... but its a free hour with chocolate fountains so not too much to complain about there ! All the restaurants are great and one of them does a different BBQ style buffet meal each evening, theres also live singers and foam parties - theres so much going on and sometimes different every single day ! Had a great time, a really lovely resort overall ! (P.s they even left a birthday cake upon arrival! So kind!)"

"Excellent hotel with a beautiful, well-maintained garden. The pool is clean, and you can access it directly from your room! The beach is decent, though the water can be murky in places with some floating debris. Breakfast and dinner are served right by the sea!"

"This is a fantastic option for a budget-friendly trip without compromising on quality. We arrived at Sunset Marina significantly earlier than check-in time, around 7:30 AM. The owner, with great kindness, gave us a breakfast coupon as a complimentary gift, which was a lovely surprise. Since construction workers had damaged the WiFi cables at that time, and we couldn't call a taxi, the guy at the front desk arranged a taxi for us to go get a SIM card, handling all the details himself. As for the hotel itself: it truly feels like a home away from home. On the ground floor, you can heat or cook something (for free) and do laundry (200,000 VND for 7 kg). The room has an iron, a hairdryer, air conditioning, a smart TV, and everything else you need. There's also a small balcony with a clothes drying rack. Upon arrival, there were two complimentary cans of Pepsi in the fridge, which we used to mix with the excellent local rum. Breakfasts are served in the adjacent building in a pleasant atmosphere, where lovely ladies will prepare eggs for you in any style. The neighboring building also has a gym, and there are three swimming pools nearby. The beach is just a 2-minute walk away. There's a night market nearby where you can eat affordably and a 68mart convenience store with good prices. My suggestions for the hotel: add a few metal hangers to the balcony and clean the curtains (they detract from an otherwise clean room)."

"Completely exceeded my expectations, this is a hotel I'd love to visit again. The service was exceptional, and the room was much larger than I anticipated. Though the grounds aren't vast, they have everything you need, which is fantastic. The food and drinks were also excellent. Despite being surrounded by dense jungle, there were surprisingly no bugs, and I saw staff actively spraying for pests. It was a thoroughly satisfying stay."

"The hotel is located in the south part of Phu Qoc Island. There's nothing around the hotel but 10 mins walk, there's mini market for restaurants and massage places, not bad!! I did a massage there, cheap and good quality ~ happy! The hotel room is big and with a big balcony. The breakfast is acceptable level. The beach, swimming pool are nice. Overall it's acceptable level with the price I paid."

"The hotel is a convenient 15-minute drive from the airport. After check-in, the front desk proactively encourages you to add their WeChat account, which essentially becomes your 24-hour customer service. You can book any requests (including adult and kids' activities within the hotel) through it. 🏝️InterContinental Phu Quoc is an absolute haven for kids! The hotel has two regular swimming pools 💦, plus another pool with slides 🛝, so the kids can enjoy a different one each day. 🍜After swimming in the morning, we'd head straight to the poolside restaurant for lunch. They have a kids' menu, so children can order themselves, and there's even a simple English crossword puzzle 🎮 on the back of the menu – it's incredibly kid-friendly! This allows for a seamless transition between playing in the water 💦 and eating 🍔. ☀️When it gets too hot in the afternoon, the kids can go to the kids' club for activities (Figure 1 shows the schedule). The hotel staff 👩‍💼 have excellent English and good accents, so the children can communicate with them independently, and I can just observe from the side."

"If you are planning a trip to Phu Quoc, location is the first thing you need to understand. The island is essentially split into two hubs: the South (home to Sunset Town and the famous cable car) and the North (home to the Vinpearl complex). The airport sits conveniently in the middle. The Wyndham Grand is situated firmly in the North, making it a prime choice if you want easy access to the island's massive entertainment districts. Here is a breakdown of my recent stay. The Location & Connectivity The Wyndham’s greatest strength is its integration into the ”Vinpearl” ecosystem. Seamless Access: The hotel is physically attached to the Corona ****** and the Radisson Blu, creating a large, walkable mini-city. The Shuttle System: This is a lifesaver. The hotel provides regular shuttles to Vinpearl Safari, VinWonders, and Grand World. You don't need to worry about Grab or taxis to see the North's main attractions. Dining & Facilities I would describe the Wyndham Grand as an above-average 5-star resort. It feels grand and well-maintained. The Buffet: One of the highlights was the breakfast spread. It was high quality, but more importantly, it offered a significant variety of Halal options, which can sometimes be hard to find in Vietnam. Height Requirement FYI: Just a heads-up for families—most of the major rides at the nearby parks have a minimum height requirement of 140cm. It’s not a critique of the hotel, but definitely something to keep in mind so the kids aren't disappointed! Service: The ”Mixed Bag” This is where the experience faltered slightly. While the reception and room service teams were decent, professional, and understanding, the general floor staff lacked that ”5-star” intuition. Right of Way: In most top-tier luxury hotels, staff are trained to yield to guests. Here, I frequently found staff members cutting in front of guests or walking directly in their path rather than stepping aside. Grumpiness: There was a noticeable lack of warmth from some team members who seemed a bit ”over it.” The Breakfast Rush: The most frustrating moment occurred during breakfast, the staff began clearing napkins, sugar, and table settings 15 mins before end while we were still seated and eating. It felt rushed and frankly unpolished for a resort of this caliber. Similar was the case with the internal buggy. The staff would just shrug rather than guide. Would I stay here again? Yes, primarily for the convenience and the food. However, if you are looking for that seamless, ”invisible” 5-star service where you feel pampered, you might find the staff's approach here a bit jarring. It’s a great ”utility” luxury hotel, but it hasn't quite mastered the finer points of hospitality yet."

"The hotel offers a shuttle service in Phu Quoc, which is definitely worth the money. First, a big thank you to Vincent at the shuttle station. Our flight arrived on time and our luggage came out quickly, so we got to the pick-up point at 3:15 PM. Our booked shuttle was for 5:45 PM, but there was also a shuttle departing at 3:15 PM. We initially thought we wouldn't be able to get on the earlier one, but Vincent was incredibly helpful. He spoke with the driver and managed to get us on that earlier shuttle, which we really appreciate. Overall, the hotel's service was excellent and didn't dip at all, even during the Chinese New Year holiday. The hotel has its own private beach and an outdoor swimming pool in the center, with depths of 1.2m and 0.7m. The only downside was the loud DJ music from nearby during the holiday period, which kept us from sleeping. This is something the hotel might want to address with the neighboring establishments."