Mango Bay Resort Phu Quoc

Star Rates:

Address: Ong Lang Beach, Phu Quoc, Vietnam

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Daily flights connect from Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City to Phuquoc Domestic Aiport then it is approximately 20 minutes drive to the resort. Alternatively High speed boats ply daily between Rach Gia and An Thoi in the South (journey time approximately 2.5 hours. Up to 4 boats a day) Ha Tien and An Thoi in the South (journey time approximately 1. 5 hours, normally 1 boat a day) then it is 45 minutes by bus from An Thoi Ferry Station to the resort. Boat journeys are subject to weather conditions and short notice changes or cancellations. The Mango Bay Resort Phuquoc is on tranquil Ong Lang Beach at Phuquoc Island. Here guests can enjoy swimming in the ocean or take a stroll along the secluded beach. The open-air sea view restaurant serves daily fresh seafood, and Vietnamese and Western dishes. This small, clean and quite budget resort has fan-cooled accommodation at reasonable prices

Room Type	Rates
	Single	Double	Extra Bed
Verandah (Double)	69		15
Verandah (Twin bed)	73
Rammed Earth	80
Fisherman Bungalow	90
The Plantation	110
The Home	220

 

• Bar
• Restaurant
• Safety Deposit Boxes
• Bicycle Hire
• Canoeing
• Fishing

Second Class Verandah Room: Second Class Verandah Rooms are similar to First Class Room, but rooms are smaller. They also have a private sea view balcony.First Class Verandah Room: First Class Verandah Rooms are built from 60 year-old seasoned timber. They are more communal in nature and look out under the shadow of coconut palms onto the sea. Rooms are fitted with a double bed. They have cotton mosquito nets and ceiling fans. All have private bathrooms, one of which is outdoor. Fisherman Bungalow: Fisherman Bungalows have solid cool rammed earth walls, leaf thatched roofs, spacious decks and balconies. All are equipped with ceiling fans, four-poster beds draped with cotton mosquito nets and wooden furniture. Outdoor bathrooms with solar powered hot water look straight out into jungle. Rammed Earth Bungalow: Bungalows are traditional Phuquoc fishermen’s houses, transported and reassembled individually. They have the same facilities as Fisherman Bungalows except that they are larger.