This was my first trip to Phu Quoc, so I wanted to make the most of it by staying at a 5-star resort, which is why I chose this hotel.
As expected, the facilities are top-notch, featuring a swimming pool, private beach, and restaurants.
All the hotel staff speak English and are very kind.
There is a complimentary shuttle bus running regularly to and from the airport, but unfortunately, the schedule didn't align well with my flight times this time, so I didn't use it. However, taking a taxi like Grab from the airport costs less than 1,000 yen.
Since the hotel is located in the central part of the island, it's a great spot if you want to explore both the north and the south, though you will mostly need to get around by taxi.
There are cheap local buses on the island, but the route passing in front of this hotel only runs about once every 90 minutes, making the timing hard to catch.
Even if you manage to catch a bus, it's about 300 yen per ride, while a taxi to either the far north or south end costs around 1,500 yen.
Breakfast offers a great variety, so you won't get tired of it even if you stay for multiple nights.
The restaurants on-site also serve a wide range of dishes, keeping things interesting.
The free afternoon tea is a nice touch, but due to limited operating hours, I only managed to go once.
Also, they do offer an all-inclusive plan, but hardly any guests seemed to be using it. If your goal is to explore the town rather than just staying cooped up in the hotel, I feel like you can skip it.
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