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We had huge room in the building behind the pool, room was comfy and clean. The best part of this hotel was huge pool, which was almost empty all the time because other guests were lazy to swim so we had it only for our selves. Coconut prison and Sao beach are not far from this hotel, only the miserable part of the stay was food in the hotel restaurant - we tried really tasteless spaghetti once only and we were rather going to the restaurant of huge resort on the opposite side of the highway where was meals much better.

The airport is closest to Sao Beach, the most beautiful beach on the island, compared to all the hotels at Long Beach and further north. So it is a good idea to make Sao Beach the 1st destination on Phu Quoc. The best developed "hotel" on Sao Beach is My Lan, however the conditions there make its hotel rate ridiculous. Not totally My Lan's fault, this corner of the island is simply too secluded. Kinh Bac is very well-placed on the main road to Sao Beach, 4 km away. Spend 2 nights there, then head north for Long Beach hotels and beyond. Then pay for a long distance trip from your final location back to the airport. To adequately have the peaceful Phu Quoc feeling soak in you, 4 nights is min, preferably 7 days. Have fun!

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.