Hotels and Accommodation in Phu Quoc

Australians might default to Thailand for beach escapes, but Phu Quoc’s white sands and crystal-clear seas give it real competition—and fewer crowds. 

When you’re not on powdery sand, diving on reefs around Hon Mot and Mango Bay, or lounging by the resort pool, there’s still plenty to do on the tropical Vietnamese island. Head out to the protected Phu Quoc National Park biosphere, walk among ancient trees, and spot hornbills and macaques. You’ll want to taste your way through it too—tour the pepper farms, sample the island’s famed fish sauce, and grab a table at Duong Dong’s night market for a seafood feast tiger prawns and coconut bún kèn. Whatever kind of stay you’re after in Phu Quoc, Traveloka makes it easy to find.

Where to stay in Phu Quoc

• Duong Dong: Right in the thick of it, this is Phu Quoc’s heart. Think late-night eats at local markets, tons of seafood stalls and a short stroll to the sea - and its beach bars. Stay here for a combo of local flavour and lively base.
• Long Beach: Long Beach delivers all you want from a laid-back beach stay: soft sand, sunset views and easygoing resorts. Stretched out along the west coast, it’s great for first-timers wanting easy access from the airport nearby.
• Ong Lang: Quieter than Long Beach but just as pretty, Ong Lang is dotted with boutique stays and yoga spots. It’s the go-to for couples or chill-seekers.
• An Thoi and Hon Thom: Submerge yourself into the wilds in Phu Quoc’s south. We; 're talking sandy coves, snorkelling tours and the world’s longest three-wire cable car. It’s a good pick for nature lovers.
• Ganh Dau: Close to VinWonders and safari parks, this area is best for families or those wanting big-resort energy and kid-friendly fun.

How much is Phu Quoc accommodation?

Phu Quoc’s prices range widely, but bargains still abound - even down at the beach. Whether you're hunting for a hostel bunk or going all in on a pool villa, you’ll find solid value. The average cost of a room here is around AU$60–80 per night, but there’s plenty above and below.

• Backpackers and budget guesthouses: From $AU15 per night. Expect fan rooms, local cafés nearby, and easy access to beaches on foot or scooter.
• Apartments and homestays: From AU$40 per night. Kitchenettes, more space, and friendly local hosts. Particularly abundant around Duong Dong or Ong Lang.
• Mid-range hotels: From AU$80 per night. Pools, buffet breakfasts, and smart interiors. Good deals near Long Beach and Cua Lap.
• Luxury resorts: From AU$200 per night. Private beaches, infinity pools, and ocean views. Check out around the secluded southern shores or up north near Ganh Dau.

Top-rated hotels in Phu Quoc

• JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa: Whimsical design meets beachfront luxury at this five-star resort. Recreating a 19th-century French university, it’s all bold colours, seashell-shaped pools, creative dining and a kids club. 
• Vinpearl Resort & Spa Phu Quoc: Big resort energy on Bai Dai Beach. Vinpearl is all about family fun. We’re talking huge pools, theme park access, sunset buffets and Balinese-style spa huts by the lake.
• Leaf Hotel Phu Quoc: Set in Suoi May’s green fringes, Leaf is low-key and oh-so-cool. A combo of rooftop dining, scooter hire, and a pool make it easy to relax at home or get out and about.
• Regent Phu Quoc: Sleek and hushed, Regent dials up the calm on Long Beach. Every suite has a pool, there’s an omakase restaurant, and sunsets are a full-body experience.

Tips for finding the perfect accommodation in Phu Quoc

• Filter by location and activities: Use Traveloka’s map and filters to match your stay to what you want to do - be that beach bars in Duong Dong or spa time in Long Beach.
• Lock things in early for the dry season: December to April is prime time for sun-seekers, so book ahead to nab better prices and beachfront real estate.
• Check for extras that make island life easier: A lot of stays throw in scooter hire or airport pick-up. Super handy if you’re eyeing the national park or southern snorkelling coves.
• Steer clear of Tet if you’re counting your dong: Lunar New Year (around Jan–Feb) sends prices through the roof. Aim just before or after for more room, and less cost.
• Look twice at what’s included: Does that cheap rate sound too good to be true? It might not cover breakfast or the pool. Scan the fine print to avoid surprise fees.