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"Beautiful. "

"It’s an amazing hotel, we went to Phu quoc to stay at the Regent. We stayed on Their normal room with a sea view is huge, really big, clean, high quality finishing. After couple of days we changed our room to Pool Villa with Terrace. We stayed in many high class hotels around the world but this room “Pool villa with terrace” was the best one ever. Pool in the room is very big and trees around provides amazing shade. Bathroom, living room bedroom are all exceptional. Public pool in the hotel are nice there are 4 of them 2 of them in the roof top and 1 roof top pool is adults only but that didn’t matter for us as the other roof top pool also very nice which is for families too. Only one think I want to give review on, lunch was a bit of problem, Rice Market only has a dinner menu which is too much for a lunch time after having a big breakfast (pastries are amazing), so you only have one lunch option which is Oceans restaurant also has the same menu with dinner time. It would be really ideal if they changed the menu do more snacks and small appetizers for lunch time. Also has 2 bars and both adult only. We like to go to bars during our holiday we couldn’t because we have a child. I think there should be another bar for everyone. It’s often on this kind of hotels kids are allowed anywhere. Other than these 2 points. I definitely recommend it. It’s perfect in every way. "

"Very nice holiday resort for relaxing!"

"The staffs."

"Just a fabulous property with amazing staff"

"Very nice property "

"Good 5 stars hotels "

"Big pool, clean hotel. Good location for the area. Easy to walk around. Buffet breakfast is like a scene from the hunger games, complete carnage. Good value hotel and the dinner at the hotel restaurant was good."

""My first visit was a delight. The environment was pleasant and private, a unique blend of old and new worlds. I enjoyed exploring the local night market and experiencing the vibrant, modern atmosphere of Vui Fest. It was fascinating to see it all through a Western lens.""