Phu Quoc Island Beach Hotels

"The hotel boasts an extremely convenient location, right within Grand World and just a five-minute walk from the bus stop. Yet, it's situated on the very last street, so there's no noise from the cafes and entertainment of Grand World, though it's still literally a three-minute walk away. The building where the hotel is located, as well as the adjacent ones, currently have no other businesses or entertainment, making it quiet in the evenings and at night. The location is simply a 10 out of 10. The staff are welcoming, friendly, and responsive. They were accommodating with all requests and provided helpful information (where, what, and how to get there). The room is compact but stylish; credit to the designer. All the essentials are there: a kettle, a mini-fridge (not a full-sized refrigerator, but at least it's there), and a safe. Plus, there's a good Smart TV with excellent picture quality; we watched YouTube in the evenings. The mattresses are comfortable and good quality. What I didn't like were the glass partitions for the shower and toilet. Even though they were partially covered with an opaque film, you could still see (and hear!) the silhouette of a person 'on the pot' from the bed. I would have preferred more privacy in that regard. Also, something I've encountered in almost all hotels, and here too, are poorly cleaned floors. After showering and walking around the room in the evening, you go to bed with dirty feet. The floors should be cleaned better, maybe not every day, but at least a thorough wipe-down once a week. However, I've seen this issue in other hotels I've stayed at in Phu Quoc. The soundproofing from the corridor through the entrance door isn't great. When a neighbor walked down the hall in heels and clanked suitcases in the evening, it was clearly audible in the room. However, I couldn't hear anyone in the adjacent rooms (and there were people staying there); the noise only came from the corridor. Breakfast is available and quite decent, but repetitive. It includes rice, pasta, pho, eggs/omelets, fried battered chicken, sausages, toast with jam, coffee/tea/compote. I've listed the main items. The breakfast didn't change at all during our four-day stay. For a 3-star hotel, it's acceptable, though if you stayed here for a long time, the breakfast would get boring. If you're looking for a hotel for a short stay (3-7 days) to visit the safari, Grand World, and VinWonders, this hotel is an excellent choice due to its location, reasonable price, and sufficient amenities for a three-star level. For a long-term stay, probably not. Overall, I recommend the hotel; I wouldn't call the listed drawbacks critical."