Review / We review InterContinental Hotel Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort off the southern tip of Vietnam, and it was an idyllic paradise

Serene location on the small Vietnamese island off the coast of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand has much to offer
We are spoilt for choice when it comes to holiday options in Hong Kong. Even when you separate the experiential holidays from the resort stays – where you lounge around and largely stay within the confines of the hotel for some rest and recuperation – there are plenty of locations to choose from.
Thailand’s proximity to Hong Kong has made it a popular family holiday destination for decades, while the Maldives is wonderful but a 6-hour plane ride away. If you are in the mood for something different that is also nearby, Phu Quoc island beckons in all its glory complete with brand new facilities.

Phu Quoc is a relatively flat island and with a lot of room for development, allows architects to stretch their wings and create astounding spaces.

The rooms
InterContinental Hotel Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort, which opened over a year ago, is one of the first major hotel brands offering an all-inclusive resort on the island. The 459-room property has standard rooms ranging from 530 sq ft to four-bedroom villas that open up onto the beach.

For those who prefer longer stays, there are serviced flats with a well-equipped kitchen and laundry.