La Veranda Resort Phu Quoc - MGallery

It was amazing. Stylish hotel with wonderful service, breakfasts we delicious, thank you for yoga classes and afternoon tea. The only issue I faced were rackets for table tennis as its surface is broken and it impossible to play normally with them. But it’s a minor. Thank you very much for our existing experience in your hotel!

Wonderful hotel with superb service. Local restaurants and shops on the doorstep and a great beach.

The hotel has really nice architecture style. The beakfast room has really good sea view. We came at the rainy season, so didn’t enjoy the beach much. We stayed at the garden room which on level 1, felt a bit humit and lighting could be brighter.

The resort’s 1920’s French colonial architecture evokes old world charm and is breathtakingly beautiful. We liked the many mature trees and flowers dotted throughout the resort which gave it a serene and very tropical feel. We stayed for 5 days and 4 nights in a beach view villa, which literally was on the beach. We were lulled to sleep every night with the sound of waves coming into shore. Although the rooms are a bit dated (the resort is 19 years old) the paint was brand new and all the rooms were beautifully decorated. The swimming pool was a regular hang out spot for us as it afforded beautiful views of the ocean. Breakfast was a sumptuous buffet spread with Vietnamese, Asian and Western options. There were also ala carte options eg egg station, fresh soup noodles and french toast, crepes and waffles. We particularly liked the freshly brewed Vietnamese coffee and assortment of delicious pastries. For lunch and dinner, food served at Le Bar and the Pepper Tree, both Vietnamese and Western options were outstanding. We enjoyed the food so much that we hardly ate outside the resort ! Staff were professional, friendly and extremely helpful, Nothing was too much trouble, from arranging tour guides to customising food options. In particular, Sam the concierge was always cheerful and available to assist us at any time, Last but not least, the spa is a “must do”. The treatment rooms are beautifully decorated and tucked away in a quite and calm setting. The therapists very talented at easing away all the stress and worries you may have.

Healing, relaxing, aesthetic… highly recommend this paradise!

Review for La Veranda Resort, Phu Quoc The overall vibe of La Veranda Resort has a charming colonial feel, and the architecture of the hotel is quite nice. However, there are several aspects that made the experience less enjoyable, especially for families with young children. Not Kid-Friendly: The layout of the resort is not very suitable for kids. There’s no covered walkway between the rooms and main areas like the lobby or restaurant. If it rains, you’ll need an umbrella to get around—but they only provide one umbrella per room. Even after requesting a second one, it was later taken back without notice. Limited Amenities: Although it’s a beachfront resort, amenities are quite basic. Only a small bottle of shampoo was provided. There were no pool or beach towels available, which was surprising. The swimming pool is also small. Room Concerns: For families with children, be aware that the bed height is unusually high—it was difficult for our child to climb up and down safely. Also, the path leading to the rooms is poorly lit and can feel unsafe at night. Service Disappointments: During checkout, my son asked for a few extra biscuits but was turned down. Breakfast was another letdown—it wasn’t a buffet but a fixed set menu with very limited choices, and the food was below average. We also requested a late checkout by just an hour (which we understand might not always be possible), but considering the hotel was not crowded, a little flexibility would have been appreciated. Poor Value for Money: Out of the three hotels we stayed at during our trip to Phu Quoc, La Veranda was the most expensive but offered the least in terms of service and value. Lack of Hospitality: One particularly disappointing moment was regarding a birthday. Since the birthday didn’t fall on the exact date of our stay, the hotel declined to offer even a small cake. While it’s not about the cake or the cost, a gesture of hospitality would have gone a long way. For context, another hotel gave us a whole cake without hesitation—it’s those small touches that make guests feel truly welcome. Final Thoughts: While the setting is peaceful and may suit couples seeking a quiet getaway, I wouldn’t recommend La Veranda for families or those looking for value. In a place like Phu Quoc, where you can get better service and amenities for the same or even lower prices, La Veranda falls short of expectations.