Wyndham Grand Phu Quoc Hotel, Phú Quốc

I had a pleasant stay at this resort, with clean and comfortable rooms spacious enough for three adults. The breakfast service was nice, and I found the overall value for the price to be good. However, the location felt a bit too secluded for my liking, and the staff could improve their communication with foreign guests.

I recently stayed at this resort spa and overall, it was a pleasant experience. The rooms were lovely and very clean, making for a comfortable stay. I really appreciated the staff, who were always helpful and eager to assist. However, I found the dining options quite limited and a bit pricey for what was offered. The pool area was a highlight, providing a lovely place to relax. While it’s a nice resort, I think it could improve significantly on its dining experience.

The resort spa offered a clean and modern base for my getaway, featuring spacious rooms and a lovely pool area. I appreciated the staff's helpfulness, but sometimes their service felt a bit slow. Dining options were tasty but on the expensive side. The location, while convenient to several attractions, felt somewhat secluded, which may not suit everyone’s tastes.

My stay at this resort spa was mostly enjoyable, with clean and comfortable rooms and an attentive staff. The location was a bit secluded, which might not suit everyone, but I appreciated the peaceful atmosphere. Dining had its ups and downs; while there were many options, prices seemed a bit steep for what was offered. Overall, it was good value for the spacious amenities available.

I recently stayed at this resort spa, and overall, it was a pleasant experience. The rooms were clean and provided great comfort for the price. I did notice that there were limited plug outlets, which was a bit inconvenient. The dining options offered a nice variety, but I found the prices to be on the higher side. The service at the breakfast was lovely, adding a nice touch to my morning routine. However, the location felt a bit too isolated for my liking, making access to nearby attractions a bit of a trek.