Spa Hotels & Resorts in Sunset Town from AU$40

"You will not experience a better excuisite and adventurous resort: The location, resort facilities, amenities, resort property, room experience, breakfast, and onsite restaurants. And most of all the staff are second to none in my experience. The most pleasant, knowledgeable, and accommodating staff I've met. If you're fortunate you'll get your introductory tour led by "Professor" Astrid!"

"Overall, the experience was only nice because of the proximity to the beach and the sunsets. Other than that, it has been such a disappointment. The cleanliness standards are so low - the food was left outside door, multiple staff walk past the door and no one cleared it. Ants were all over the place. The AC was leaking water, wasn't cooling the room despite maintaining it at a constant 18 degrees. The staff were a cherry on top of this, so hostile, rude and incompetent. Brace yourself with a lot of patience before you decide to enter the place."

"This place can’t be 5 star resort. I would say 3.5. By the pool - No wi-fi connection, - No one to service hence empty cans and glasses by the beach chairs left in the morning will be there until evening. Room - they do make up your room but longer you stay, it gets more sandy. I guess they don't vacuum, - more than half of the electrical outlets had something stuck inside and could not be used, Restaurants - overall really pricy for Vietnam if you didn’t go for all inclusive package. - 4 restaurants open for dinner, Mexican, Spanish, Burger/street food, and buffet, - Mexican restaurant has really limited selections, 3 starters, 3 main dishes, 4 tacos and 1 dessert, if I remember correctly, - Spanish restaurant has more options but just ok quality, - Burger/ street food restaurant is the place we used the most. Lots of options and good quality. I don’t know if overall quality applies to different resorts in Phu Quoc, but I would not come back again to Phu Quoc. Rather go back to Phuket or Bali on my next beach holiday."