More than just its natural scenery, Phu Quoc is renowned for being a prominent place in the history of the Nguyen Dynasty. Aside from the 514 rooms, suites and villas at launch, the resort will also feature an all-day restaurant, three bars, an executive lounge, as well as an immense tropical lagoon swimming pool.
Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc, a 514-room property that overlooks the northern stretch of Vietnam’s Bai Dai beach, has officially opened this week. This is Radisson Hotel Group’s first Radisson Blu Resort in Vietnam.
More than just its natural scenery, Phu Quoc is renowned for being a prominent place in the history of the Nguyen Dynasty. Aside from the 514 rooms, suites and villas at launch, the resort will also feature an all-day restaurant, three bars, an executive lounge, as well as an immense tropical lagoon swimming pool. Guests will also have access to the adjacent facility, which includes 26 treatment-room spa and wellness centre, gym, water park, convention centre, shopping centre, restaurants, theatre and Vietnam’s very first casino to permit domestic entry.
“Phu Quoc is fast developing a reputation as Vietnam’s answer to Thailand’s Phuket and the beach experience here is one of a kind,” said Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc's general manager Peter Feran. “This is a tropical island setting that comes right out of a storybook and is all the more spectacular every day at dusk when the sun goes down over the Gulf of Thailand.”
The excitement doesn’t end here for Radisson Hotel Group. Looking ahead, the group will launch Radisson Blu Resort Cam Ranh Bay and Radisson Phu Quoc Resort, a separate 218-room four-star resort on Truong beach, in addition to pursuing development opportunities in other Vietnamese destinations.