Maison du VietNam Resort & Spa

It was everything they described it to be Our room off the pool was lovely and we adored the 4 poster bed The whole resort was very clean and the people were very helpful It is in a quiet area but there are shuttles available and if you wanted to stay locally then they lend you bikes We came hereafter a lot of travelling elsewhere in vietnam and Thailand and we chose this place because we needed to relax - and it’s perfect for this

Couldn’t get in maybe they were closed for building g work but the main gate area was closed the the guard on duty simply turned us away. In fairness he wasn’t rude or shouting but waved his arm implying closed we wanted to book a room for a couple of nights

This 3 night stay was very nice. The staff is very helpful, and caring. Some can speak english very well. The rooms we had was spacious, big sized beds, and also very clean. Barhroom is spacious also, with an italian style shower. We enjoyed very much the pool which is quite large, with a steady depth of 1.6m. There's a side of this pool for kids and also a circular place to enjoy bubbles while seated. My brother really enjoyed the massage service which he recommends to get(extra service). This has been an enjoyable stay at phu quoc , although this resort is around 10mins from touristic places. We can only recommend this peaceful place !

Stayed for 2 nights in Garden View Bungalow to celebrate 50th Birthday. Just awesome. Truly paradise. No exaggeration, trust me. Pampered right from the time of complimentary pick up by resorts driver Lee in Toyota Fortuner, to drop off at airport. The Bungalows, 80 + spread across the beautiful landscaped gardens & a huge salt water swimming pool, including a small relaxing rejuvenating Jacuzzi pool at centre & a kids pool on periphery. Property also has a Spa & Gym, but we didn't avail this service during the stay. Bungalows are designed in traditional Vietnamese style, most of the furniture is crafted out is wooden. All rooms are spacious & give an elegant feel during the stay. Double bed at the centre of the room with moving area of 4 - 6 feet along the periphery is appealing. Bathroom is spacious, almost the size of a small eco room in some of the budget hotels. Amenities include comfy 8" mattress, (which is a bit on harder side), 32" LCD TV, powerful yet silent AC, E-kettle with tea/coffee maker, coffee table & chairs, dressing table & chair, lovely veranda opening to a fresh lively garden, 24 Hrs hot rain shower. The location of this resort is around the National Park zone, hence very fresh & serene always. Few suggestions to improve - Management should look at adding an exhaust Fan in the bathroom & Intercom in the room to reach out to reception as these can make stay more comfortable. Also, few international news & entertainment channels should be added. A powerful Jacuzzi pool can make the session more relaxing. Buffet Breakfast spread is quite elaborate, from Soup & salads to cakes & pastries for dessert. The main spread is quite relishing. Even vegetarian / vegan meals are provided on request. As we requested 'No Meat-No Seafood' stuff, the team specially served us noodles with stir fried veggies. Also few items in the menu were tweaked to suit us. Thanks to the F & B team. The resort offers free transfer ( pick up & drop) for those staying for minimum 2 nights. Also offers free transfer ( either-ways) to the Touristy town area of Duong Dong - Marina, Night Market & Harbour daily with dep from resort at 6 pm & rtn to resort at 9 pm. Phu Quoc being an island destination, beaches are the main attraction of most tourists. However, after spending few days at any resort along the beach side, tourists should surely consider few nights stay at Maison Du Vietnam for a very different experience to see the other side of Phu Quoc. Strongly recommended. We will surely return next year to relax & unwind !

The resort is under new management. We were invited to stay, and I must say I enjoy many aspects of our stay. First, the location. It's 25 minutes away from the airport, and while it's the rainy season, the roads are still really passable. The staff are friendly and helpful, and several at the reception speak English, and we organise rides in a private car to the city which was only a few minutes away. (Our driver manages adequately with English, is fluent in German, and speaks a spattering of Cantonese.) Next, the rooms are spacious, luxurious and grand in it's architecture even, as they are well built, mostly with wood. The decor is traditional Vietnamese. I like the four poster bed, fitted with mosquito netting. The bathroom is huge, although you need to get used to the Vietnamese tolerance of wet floors. The patio at the front offers a nice outdoor refuge, even though if there are large groups, one can find it noisy. The air-conditioning is a saviour in the humid weather that we face. The surrounding is peaceful. The trees and vegetation are exotic with fruit trees including durian, jackfruit and rambutan, and herbs which are picked by kitchen staff to be used in the dishes. The pool is large and I enjoy using it each morning. One of the highlights, for me, is to be so close to the forest. A river runs next to the resort. A bridge lets you walk to several waterfalls. Some parts of the paths are slightly slippery. There's litter on the path which I help to clear each morning. There's plenty of potential to exploit hiking and paddling opportunities. Coming to the meals, there's a good spread of traditional Vietnamese dishes at breakfast. The pho bo, banh cuon, nem and xoi seem to be the staples, but there's a lot more other dishes and fruits. We have ordered dinner and lunch which are brought to a table near the lobby. The food is tasty, befitting home-cooked meals. With some improvement, this accommodation can achieve superb quality status and certainly has the potential to attract discerning international customers wanting more in their Vietnam experience.