Best Hotels in Phu Quoc for Food Lovers 2026

Quite possibly the most theatrical resort in Southeast Asia, the JW Marriott Phu Quoc is designed as a fictional 19th-century French university campus, complete with mock lecture halls, a "library" bar, and professors' rooms that are actually elaborate pool suites. The private Khem Beach is one of Vietnam's most beautiful, and the 10-pool complex ensures you never have to look hard for a sunlounger.

• Most theatrical resort
• Private beach
• Pool complex

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Fusion's all-inclusive spa philosophy — where spa treatments are included in the room rate and breakfast can be had anywhere, anytime — reaches its highest expression in this north-island property. Private pool villas face a deserted beach, the overwater bar floats in a lagoon, and the emphasis on wellness makes it one of the most restorative resorts in Vietnam.

• Spa included
• Private pool villas
• Wellness

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A grand resort anchored by a stunning infinity pool complex and direct access to the best stretch of Long Beach. The InterContinental brand delivers impeccable service across its 459 rooms and villas, and the Club InterContinental floor with dedicated lounge and butler service represents exceptional value for the level of luxury provided.

• Long Beach
• Club floor
• Infinity pools

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A more intimate alternative on Long Beach, Salinda combines Vietnamese aesthetic sensibility with genuine luxury — teak-accented pool villas, a beachfront restaurant serving exceptional Vietnamese cuisine, and a spa that uses local ingredients from the island's forests. The sunset cocktail ritual on the beach terrace is one of Phu Quoc's great pleasures.

• Vietnamese design
• Beachfront restaurant
• Spa

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Occupying the entire tip of Mui Ong Doi cape, Premier Village's two-storey villas each have their own private pool and beachfront access — on one side the sunrise beach, on the other the sunset beach. It's a genuinely unique geography that no other resort in Vietnam can offer, and the family villas make it exceptional for multigenerational travel.

• Cape location
• Two-beach villas
• Families

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A French colonial villa resort that feels more Côte d'Azur than Southeast Asia, La Veranda brings a refined elegance to the Long Beach strip. The white-shuttered rooms, manicured tropical gardens, and excellent restaurant make it the most charming mid-scale option on the island's main beach.

• Colonial elegance
• Long Beach
• Restaurant

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One of the original boutique hotels on Long Beach, Cassia Cottage has been refined over the years into a charming retreat with garden cottages, a beautiful pool, and a beach club atmosphere that feels more boutique Mediterranean than mass-market Asian. The breakfast on the terrace overlooking the sea is a daily highlight.

• Garden cottages
• Beach club
• Boutique

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A family-friendly resort on the southern end of Long Beach with a large pool complex, kids' club, multiple dining options, and the reliability of the Accor brand. It occupies a sweet spot between the ultra-luxury resorts and budget options, making it one of the island's most popular choices for families and couples who want quality without the flagship-resort price.

• Families
• Kids club
• Long Beach

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