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My Lan Guest House is not really a guest house anymore. It has appr. 15 one year old bungalow rooms which have the best standard we have seen in Vietnam! We do compare with budget hotels but anyhow surprisingly well equipped and big rooms. They are also more expensive than you expect so far away from the city. Still value for money. Bai Sao beach is also the best beach on Phu Quoc compared with Long beach and Ong Lan beach. White sand as long as you can see and few people. There is only one small neighbore hotel and maybe another hotel far away. In daytime local people come in buses spending there time on the lovely beach. There is plenty of space also for them and the hotel outdoor restaurant seems to have capacity for them all. In the evening however the hotel personell seems tired after the busy afternoon and you dont get any service in the restaurant. Luckily the neigbore hotel restaurant is open and good. The breakfast is simple but tasty. The hotel are also making money on the absense of taxis. “I´m sorry but we cant get a taxi for the moment. Our minibus can drive you to X for so and so much Dong.” This price is clearly more than a taxi would cost. As long as you dont want to go to the city every evening but spend your time on the lovely beach or in your well-equipped rooms and as long as you dont get bored with the neigbore restarant this is a very good choise.

First off, I discovered this hotel by accident. I'm a very experienced international traveler from the US for more then 20 years. I have been traveled as far South of the equator as New Zealand / Australia & as far North as Norway / Iceland. As a result, I have opportunities to experience wide range of accommodations. My fiance and I stayed at The Kinh Bac Hotel, Phu Quoc island - a brand new hotel just opened less then a month at the time we stayed there - for a total of 3 nites. We were greeted and treated with the up most friendliness as if we were a very valuable friend of the hotel staff members. The home made, complimentary breakfasts were very authentic and delicious. A 5km concrete, winding road up to the mountain and the beautiful brand new Pagoda. This road is right next to the hotel is another reason for the travelers to select this hotel to discover the unparallelled sunrise view from the higher level pagoda looking down or from the lower level on the serene beach. We have our own scooter to experience many unique landmarks Phu Quoc Island has to offer. One thing worth notice is that the road back from the hotel from downtown Duong Dong is very safe at night although the road has no street lights and look like very empty. Overall, we are highly recommended this hotel all travelers and hurry up to stay at this hotel to experience very few other travelers has.

There is so much to like about An Yen, but best to come with the right expectations. If you crave remote & quiet and you’re ok with a bumpy dusty road to and from the site, then this may be the perfect spot. I loved it. A few good books, several tasty meals and a very welcoming family made An Yen a great get-a-way, just what I was looking for. An Yen is not a ‘resort’ in a typical sense of the word. The property is remote and in many ways a work-in-progress. My bungalow was near the water with a comfy bed (Vietnamese style) and a modern shower. Two deck chairs were perfect for reading. There is wifi on property but its reach is limited to the dining area adjacent to the main building. The meals were tasty and cooked to order from a smart but limited menu. The family goes out of there way to connect you with nearby things to do. An Yen is adjacent to Sao beach which is popular with day visitors. Motorbikes are available to rent but you should be comfortable riding on bumpy roads. Friends had warned that Phu Quoc was now given to crowds, loud bars, clubs and big splashy resorts. An Yen was the opposite. It offers offers peace & quiet and the feeling you are part of the family’s dream of building their eco-resort vision, one guest at time.