Golden Sunset Hotel

Excellent hotel – modern, clean, with a lift, and right in the heart of Sunset Town. My room had a lovely little balcony with a pleasant view. The soundproofing for the windows was great, muffling the fireworks effectively. However, the sound insulation between rooms is quite poor; you can hear everything, especially if your neighbors are Korean or Chinese – you'll be privy to all their conversations (and they seem to speak exclusively by shouting). Breakfast is available à la carte at a cafe on a parallel street, with several vegetarian options. There were very few mosquitoes and no other insects, which was a plus!

Wonderful hotel! The reception staff was lovely, and the room had everything I needed. The Wi-Fi was fast. It's conveniently located near the funicular and a tour company's pier. I could even catch a partial view of the daily fireworks from my window. They have private motorcycle parking; just tell the staff you're staying at the hotel and drive under the barrier.

I wouldn't really call this a hotel, more like a guesthouse. The hygiene was pretty bad, just as other reviews mentioned. It's quite rundown and definitely not a new hotel; it seems like it was taken over by new management in 2025. The most shocking thing was that I stayed for 6 nights straight and they never once changed the sheets or duvet cover. The only positive was that the front desk guy was pretty friendly and answered all my questions. Honestly, Phu Quoc isn't really worth visiting, a lot of the online reviews are misleading. The prices are ridiculously high.

Hot water! Excellent location right next to the Pearl. We watched fireworks from our window every day. There are no beach towels. Breakfast is served at the cafe next door; vouchers are provided for adults, but not for children (the food is Vietnamese, so we ate fried eggs with bread every day). The room has a steamer, fridge, kettle, air conditioning, and a TV with YouTube.

Pros: Good location, close to the square and all the action. Cons: Terrible service. The owner (Vietnamese) was a bit rude and didn't understand much English. Check-in took forever. The room was modern but not very clean (as is often the case). The bath mat was noticeably dirty, and the bathroom wasn't perfectly clean either. Overall, it didn't feel particularly cozy. Breakfast: Served nearby. You could choose 1 out of 4 dishes. The most reasonable option was pho, but it wasn't tasty. We didn't go back for breakfast. Conclusion: The hotel isn't 'wow.' There are better options in the same price range, but if there are no alternatives, it'll do.

The location is super convenient; you step out of the hotel and are practically right on the square with the Pearl Tower, which offers an excellent view of the evening fireworks. The rooms are very cozy and have everything you need. Breakfast is served at the neighboring hotel, with 4 options to choose from. The girl at the reception is very helpful.