Six Senses Con Dao

Our trip was amazing. The property, food, and spa were all wonderful and the service was spot on. Our spacious villa with it's private pool and ocean views was lovely.

Six Senses was a perfect place to have a relaxing few days away from it all ! The resort has wonderfully friendly and efficient service. The facilities (pool, fitness center) and activity offerings were plentiful and well run. We loved having a personal "Guest Enjoyment Manager" aka GEM, that checked with us everyday and made sure we had all we needed and that we were comfortable. She arranged our snorkeling tour and our visit to town. She was available with a simple phone call. Need ice? Call your GEM. This service is literally a gem! Loved it. There are 2 restaurants, or you can eat in your villa. Free ice cream everyday. What a nice perk after a hot afternoon at the pool or on the beach. Lovely atmosphere and Lovely people. We hope to return while we are still living in Asia.

We spent 2 nights at the resort and loved it ! Kim, our GEM (personal butler) was exceptionally friendly and helpful. The spa was great. The atmosphere is convivial and relaxed - not too uptight.

- Beach is stunning with the sea so warm it felt like walking into a bath. - Villas were amazing and had all the amenities required. Room service is very efficient. - GEM general experience manager, was so lovely and thoughtful and helped organise all our activities and any questions we had. - All staff are so friendly. Thank-you to the bar staff and the activities team for making our time so memorable. - The spa staff really cared and recommended bespoke treatments to suit what we needed. - A stunning resort where it is clear that they care about the environment and giving back to the local community.

If you can afford, just go, you won't be disappointed!

Absolutely gorgeous location with long isolated beach and the water is super warm. You are isolate and limited to resort food which is pretty limited, super expensive, not very good and got pretty sick on the third day (bad chicken I suspect). We were assigned 1 person to help us during our stay (kevin) and he was super useful but didn't get the same from the rest of the vietnamese staff. They have a desire to help but english is often limited and had to repeat, repeat, repeat our order and had to return something pretty much every meal. Also had issues with checkout with items on our bills that wasn't suppose to be there and paid for private ride to airport but Kevin had to drive us due to mistake from the staff. It's small island so food will be a bit more expense. Expect to spend at lest 200$ per day for 2 minimum for half decent food. The breakfast on the other end was very good.

Perfect place if you're looking for a few days by the beach. It's relatively secluded so lots of space for yourself. Six Senses is comfortable and service was exceptional. Outside of the resort area there are a few temples and shrines to visit, and nice coastlines but not many choices apart from that.

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I stayed for 3 nights on a self organised 2 week tour of Vietnam and Cambodia. The only problem I had with my stay is that it wasn't long enough. The setting and hotel itself is stunning however it's sthe staff that truley make it a memorable experience.

Arriving here by propeller plane from Ho Chi Minh city, so there is a bit of effort to come to this "out of the way" place. All the transfers were smooth though and on arrival, we could see why it was all worth it. We arrived at around 7 a.m. which was too early for our room, but we had a tour of their breakfast buffet and spent a couple of hours there -- wonderful view of the beach/ocean, pho bar, etc. After breakfast, we were brought to our room -- Oceanfront duplex. What a nice spot -- roomy, private, indoors/outdoors. We spent the rest of day one exploring around, walking the beach, hanging by the main pool (watch the sandflies though! use the bugspray!), swimming in the ocean. In the late afternoon, we went into Con Dao town, ate some street food and explored their markets. Back to the hotel for a nice dinner and early night. Day 2, it was pouring rain. So we weren't able to scuba dive or do anything much outdoors. I used the gym which was fine. We pretty much spent the day in the villa -- ocean breeze and ceiling fan, lazing around listening to music and reading. You need one of those days some times. Day 3 -- With improved weather, we tried paddleboarding, kayaking/snorkelling (so-so visibility). In the afternoon, we tried the couples massage. Lovely facility - an oasis! They had a "meet the staff" drinks and BBQ. The service has a very personal touch. Staff greet you with a smile and "Xin Chao!" ringing out.