Bliss Hotel Phu Quoc

It's very quiet and not a lot of people. We were in October, so not tourist season yet. Newly developed area, so a lot of buildings are empty, but because of that the atmosphere is calm and beach are mostly empty. There are several cafés around, and it takes only two minutes to get to the beach by foot. If needed there are free buggies to supermarket and a free bus that goes to airport and to GrandWorld village on the north of the island (few rider but they are throughout the day so planning is manageable). Overall a truly nice place if you want to just relax.

Clean, stuff is accommodating, the price is really affordable for the quality. New hotel, so everything is quite nice

We are very satisfied with the hotel and the spacious family room. Great value for money. Really nice blackouts in the room and comfy beds - we had very good sleep there. Also we are very grateful to the management, who sent to Saigon some of our belongings, which we had forgotten in the room.

Location. It's in one of the ghost towns of Phu Quoc, where properties are built but stay empty. There is almost NOTHING around. Our plan was to have breakfast in a French bakery nearby and have lunch and spend time in Sailing Club (upscale restaurant with a pool). It turned out that French bakery works only in high season - it's closed till November. Bummer. My wife didn't like the salad she ordered in the Sailing Club (from the special anniversary menu) and we didn't come back there again (though my son and me liked our food). You can try our intended scenario if you come in the high season. Alas, for us there were no good places to eat, and even with a short ride on motorbike we found just average restaurants.

Nice hotel, clean and beautiful and good location

Unfortunately they don’t have free bicycles like most of other hotels do

A very new and very nice boutique hotel just a few minutes walk to the beach. The rooms are large and comfortable and the staff is friendly and helpful. The staff can help you book tours, rent a scooter, and there is a free shuttle within the resort complex that can take you to a nearby small grocery market. We loved everything about this place except that it is in a still developing resort complex. Not the hotel’s fault at all, but it’s a bit of a ghost town with many vacant buildings around. There are a few good restaurants nearby, but their menus are limited and they are pricey compared to what is available in town. it is a 20 minute taxi ride to center if you want more variety, a real grocery store, or entertainment. If you aren’t sure where to have a taxi take you to explore town center, just ask to go to King Kong Mart. This will get you right to the center of center. The pool is wonderful and we rarely saw it full or had trouble finding loungers, but it is shared by all the nearby boutique hotels so if they are ever at full capacity, I imagine it will be crowded and difficult to enjoy. The walk to the beach is about 2 minutes, but the free public beach is quite small with no amenities. If you want chairs and umbrellas, you have to use the beach in front of The Sailing Club and are required to purchase some food and drinks for the use of the loungers. Overall, it is a wonderful little place on the cleanest beach in Phu Quoc. Just manage your expectations of what the whole resort is like (empty) and you can have a wonderful beach vacation here.

The hotel is wonderful. The resort complex it is in is still developing and there isn’t much around.