Best for
Choose this resort for a family beach stay when separate children's pools, varied dining, and spacious residences matter more than seclusion.
Best for
Choose this resort for a family beach stay when separate children's pools, varied dining, and spacious residences matter more than seclusion.
What makes it special
INK 360 sits on the 19th floor, turning the island's ocean sunset into a high vantage point beyond the beach.
Room to consider
Compare ocean, mountain, garden, and lagoon outlooks before booking; room orientation will shape how you experience this large resort.
Insider tip
Ask the concierge to shape an island day around your interests before arrival, then confirm transport arrangements separately for each outing.
Free membership gives you access to preferred rates, exclusive benefits and current promotions for your stay.
InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort is built for travelers who want a full-service beach resort on Vietnam's largest island without a long transfer after landing. Set on the west coast of Phu Quoc, about 10 to 15 minutes from Phu Quoc International Airport, the resort has 459 rooms, residences, suites and villas, a long beach setting, HARNN Heritage Spa, INK 360 sky bar, Sora & Umi, Sea Shack, Lava, Ombra, Mercado, Pearl Lounge, Club InterContinental, pools, event space, and sunset views across the Gulf of Thailand.
Located on the lower floors of the resort wings.
A curved sofa and a round table form a sitting corner beside the tall windows. A chair faces the sofa, with room to sit and talk. Blue fabric brings color to the pale wood floor and neutral walls. Wall panels behind the sleeping area carry coastal patterns, while framed art adds a smaller detail. Wall lights and bedside tables keep this part of the room warm and inviting.
The bathing space has a freestanding soaking tub next to the windows, with a separate rain shower nearby. Dark stone counters frame a bowl-shaped basin beneath a large mirror. Open shelves keep the towels within reach. A long curtain can screen the windows beside the tub, while the separate bathing areas keep the layout open.
A curved sofa and a round table form a sitting corner beside the tall windows. A chair faces the sofa, with room to sit and...
A separate living room gives the residence a comfortable place to unwind. A pale sofa and a low glass table sit beside the windows, with coral and turquoise accents adding color. Wood furnishings keep the palette warm, and a writing desk offers a quiet corner for work. The bedroom is set apart from these shared spaces. A dining area lies between the lounge and cooking facilities.
Large glass doors open onto a furnished balcony, extending the apartment’s living space outdoors. In the bathroom, a soaking tub and a separate rain shower provide two ways to bathe. A broad mirror, stone surfaces and refined bath amenities complete the room. The residence sits higher in the Sky Tower, with generous windows bringing natural light into the living areas.
A separate living room gives the residence a comfortable place to unwind. A pale sofa and a low glass table sit beside the windows, with...
Set on the higher floors of the resort wings.
Tall windows run along the sitting area, bringing daylight across the wood floor and woven rug. A curved seat, an armchair and a round table create a corner for reading or breakfast. Coastal patterns decorate the wall behind the sleeping area, with blue cushions brightening the soft color scheme. The furniture leaves the center of the room clear. A low bench adds another place to set things down beside the bed.
The bathroom feels open and bright, with a deep soaking tub beside the windows. A broad mirror and bowl-shaped basin sit above a dark counter. The separate rain shower offers another way to bathe after time outside. Wall lights give the stone surfaces a soft glow, and curtains can screen the windows for privacy.
Tall windows run along the sitting area, bringing daylight across the wood floor and woven rug. A curved seat, an armchair and a round table...
The bedroom opens into an apartment with separate areas for dining and relaxing. Modern furnishings and coastal details give the shared rooms a warm island feel. Broad glass doors bring daylight indoors. A furnished balcony extends the living space outside, offering a place to sit with a drink or a book. The apartment is in the Sky Tower, with large windows and outdoor space keeping the layout open.
A deep soaking bathtub and a separate rain shower furnish the bathroom. Refined bath amenities and generous surfaces around the basin complete the space. A microwave and refrigerator provide for meals and refreshments. The washing machine makes laundry simpler during longer stays. A welcome fruit bowl awaits on arrival, followed by daily turndown service throughout the visit.
The bedroom opens into an apartment with separate areas for dining and relaxing. Modern furnishings and coastal details give the shared rooms a warm island...
Ocean View layouts include a terrace daybed.
A curved sofa, an armchair and a round table form a sitting area within the suite. The sleeping space remains open, with room to move between the furniture. Some layouts have tall windows across more than one wall. Long curtains and pale wood floors keep the interior soft and bright. Blue and turquoise fabrics sit against neutral seating, with coral patterns and wood screens adding island-inspired details. The furniture arrangement varies between floor plans.
The bathroom has a bathtub and a separate shower enclosure, with stone surfaces around the basin. A broad mirror and wall lights bring a warm finish to the space. Glass screens divide the bathing areas without blocking the light. These suites are closer to the shoreline, offering a comfortable place to return after the beach.
A curved sofa, an armchair and a round table form a sitting area within the suite. The sleeping space remains open, with room to move...
The living room has a sofa and a low table beside tall windows. Coral and turquoise accents add color to the neutral fabrics, while wood finishes bring warmth to the island-inspired design. A dining area connects with the cooking space, and the bedrooms sit apart from the shared rooms. Glass doors open onto a furnished balcony, providing an outdoor spot for breakfast or a quiet pause.
Dark stone counters sit beneath a broad bathroom mirror. A deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower are nearby, with glass screens dividing the bathing areas. Light still reaches across the room through these clear partitions. The residence is in the Sky Tower, with wide windows across the living and dining spaces. A washing machine and full-sized refrigerator help with daily routines, alongside turndown service.
The living room has a sofa and a low table beside tall windows. Coral and turquoise accents add color to the neutral fabrics, while wood...
A small table, a soft sofa and a chair create a welcoming sitting corner by the windows. Neutral fabrics sit against wood-framed furniture, with blue accents bringing color to the room. Tall glass windows let in daylight, and long curtains can screen the room in the evening. Space between the seating and sleeping areas keeps the layout open. Bedside lights and wall panels add detail around the sleeping area.
In the bathroom, a deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower offer two ways to unwind. A large mirror sits above the basin, with stone surfaces giving the space a polished finish. The Club stay includes breakfast, afternoon tea, evening cocktails and canapés. A pressing service also covers two garments during the stay.
A small table, a soft sofa and a chair create a welcoming sitting corner by the windows. Neutral fabrics sit against wood-framed furniture, with blue...
The dining area sits beside the cooking facilities, with space for meals within the residence. A separate lounge has soft seating for conversation or time with a book. The bedrooms lie away from the shared living space. Coral and turquoise details bring the island’s colors into the modern interior. Large glass doors open onto a balcony with outdoor furniture, while broad windows draw daylight across the living room.
A deep soaking bathtub and a separate rain shower give the bathroom a generous layout. Dark stone around the basin sets off the pale surfaces. A wide mirror and lighting above the counter complete this part of the room. The residence is in the Sky Tower. An oven, full-sized refrigerator and washing machine add practical facilities for a longer stay.
The dining area sits beside the cooking facilities, with space for meals within the residence. A separate lounge has soft seating for conversation or time...
The balcony follows the building’s curved facade, with a deep overhang shading its chairs and table. More than one outdoor space extends the residence beyond the indoor rooms. There are places to sit outside as well as in the apartment. It is set in the Sky Tower, where broad windows bring daylight into the shared living spaces.
The bedrooms sit apart from the living room, and a dining area provides a place for meals together. Modern furnishings and details inspired by Phu Quoc give the interior a coastal character. The bathroom has a deep soaking bathtub and a separate rain shower. Refined bath amenities complete the space.
The balcony follows the building’s curved facade, with a deep overhang shading its chairs and table. More than one outdoor space extends the residence beyond...
Close to Planet Trekkers Children’s Club and the Splash! family pool.
The living room brings a sofa, armchairs and a dining table into one bright space. Tall glass doors run along the seating area, while pale wood flooring and woven rugs give the interior a warm, relaxed finish. Blue cushions and coral patterns add color without overwhelming the neutral fabrics. Connecting doors allow the sleeping quarters to be closed off from the lounge when more privacy is wanted.
The bathroom pairs a deep soaking tub with a separate shower. A broad mirror sits above a bowl-shaped basin, with dark stone counters and wall lights around it. The tub stands beside full-height glazing, giving this part of the suite the same open feel as the living room. Floor-length curtains allow the windows to be screened during a soak.
The living room brings a sofa, armchairs and a dining table into one bright space. Tall glass doors run along the seating area, while pale...
A long wooden dining table brings the living space together, with pendant lights above the chairs. The adjoining lounge has pale seating, coral-colored cushions and a dark low table. Broad windows light the wood floor, and coastal patterns add color to the bedrooms. The lounge and dining areas occupy separate spaces. More than one balcony extends the residence outdoors.
The bathrooms pair soaking tubs with separate rain showers. Dark stone around the basin contrasts with the lighter walls, and broad mirrors reflect the natural light. Glass screens divide the bathing areas, with towels stored close to the counter. A washing machine helps with laundry during longer stays. A welcome fruit bowl awaits on arrival, with daily turndown throughout the stay.
A long wooden dining table brings the living space together, with pendant lights above the chairs. The adjoining lounge has pale seating, coral-colored cushions and...
A private cabana is included on the sundeck.
A sofa and a chaise longue offer two places to settle into the living room. A round low table stands between the seats, with warm accents adding color to the pale fabrics. Corner windows bring daylight across the floor, and a round dining table creates a spot for meals. Pendant lights keep the room soft and welcoming. The adjoining bedroom is set apart from the lounge.
The bathroom has a deep soaking tub beside the windows, with dark stone around the basin. A separate rain shower sits behind glass, keeping the bathing space open and bright. In-suite check-in makes arrival more personal. The Club stay includes breakfast and afternoon tea. Evening cocktails come with canapés. A pressing service covers two garments during the stay, adding another useful touch.
A sofa and a chaise longue offer two places to settle into the living room. A round low table stands between the seats, with warm...
Gray sofas and ochre cushions bring warmth to the living room, with low coffee tables between the seats. An open bookcase holds framed art, while broad windows light the seating area. A dining room connects with the lounge. In the master bedroom, a sofa and an armchair sit beside a small round table. The second bedroom is set apart, and wood-framed furniture gives both sleeping spaces a warm finish.
A deep soaking tub stands beside tall bathroom windows. Stone counters, a broad mirror and a separate rain shower complete this generous space. In-suite check-in and private butler service add a personal touch. Breakfast, afternoon tea and evening cocktails with canapés are part of the Club stay. A well-equipped kitchen also provides a place to prepare meals within the suite.
Gray sofas and ochre cushions bring warmth to the living room, with low coffee tables between the seats. An open bookcase holds framed art, while...
The villa is arranged over two levels.
Broad glass doors connect the living room with an outdoor deck furnished with loungers. Inside, sofas and cane chairs sit around low tables. Wood screens and ceiling fans bring a relaxed island feel to the rooms. Blue accents lift the pale fabrics, while large windows keep the shared spaces bright. The master bedroom follows this color scheme, with wood furniture and its own chairs away from the lounge.
The bathroom pairs a long counter and two dark basins with pale stone walls. A freestanding soaking tub stands beside large louvered windows. The separate shower sits within a glass enclosure, and wood details soften the stone finishes. Separate maid’s quarters are provided within the villa. A refrigerator and microwave also make it easy to keep refreshments close at hand.
Broad glass doors connect the living room with an outdoor deck furnished with loungers. Inside, sofas and cane chairs sit around low tables. Wood screens...
Separate maid’s quarters are included within the villa.
A roofed pavilion creates an outdoor sitting room, with sofas around a wooden table. Terraces link this sheltered space with loungers and open-air seating. Large glass doors lead back into the villa, where a long dark dining table sits beneath pendant lights. Wood and stone give the shared rooms a warm, solid feel. The cooking area is set behind the dining space.
The bathrooms have generous floor plans. In one layout, a deep soaking tub stands between two basin counters, with windows behind it. Pale stone lines the walls, and a separate rain shower provides another bathing option. Club privileges include breakfast, afternoon tea, evening cocktails and canapés. In-villa check-in and private buggy service add a personal touch. A dedicated chef or cocktail mixologist can also be requested.
A roofed pavilion creates an outdoor sitting room, with sofas around a wooden table. Terraces link this sheltered space with loungers and open-air seating. Large...
The first advantage is simple. InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort is close to the airport, so guests can move from plane to beach quickly.
That matters on Phu Quoc. Some island resorts feel remote only because transfers are long. Here, the arrival is easy, but the beach still feels like the focus.
The resort sits on Long Beach, also known as Bai Truong, on the island's west coast. This side of Phu Quoc is known for sunsets over the Gulf of Thailand.
It is not a tiny hideaway. It is a large, well-equipped resort for guests who want restaurants, pools, spa, family facilities, and space to stay put.
The accommodation mix is broad. The resort has 459 rooms, residences, suites and villas, spread between resort wings, the Sky Tower, and beachfront villa options.
This variety is the key to choosing well. Rooms work for couples and short stays. Residences suit families who want more independence and a longer island rhythm.
Suites add living space and better views. Beachfront villas are the choice for guests who want direct privacy, more outdoor space, and a stronger sense of place.
Many accommodations use balconies, patios, ocean views, garden views, mountain views, or lagoon outlooks. Room category changes the stay more than the brand name alone.
The resort has an outdoor pool, beach access, fitness center, on-site parking, Wi-Fi, and daily housekeeping. These basics matter because guests often stay several nights.
Families will value the pool scene, the beach, and the ease of moving between room, breakfast, kids' activities, and dinner without leaving the resort.
HARNN Heritage Spa is one of the resort's strongest features. It gives wellness travelers a real reason to stay here rather than only visiting Phu Quoc for the beach.
The spa, beach, and sunset setting make the resort feel softer than its size suggests. Guests who want total seclusion, though, should compare smaller villa-led properties.
Dining is one of the main reasons the resort works for longer stays. Sora & Umi covers broad all-day dining, including Vietnamese, Japanese, and international choices.
Sea Shack brings a relaxed beach mood, while Lava focuses on seafood and a stronger dinner setting. Ombra adds Italian food near the pool and beach rhythm.
INK 360 is the headline bar. It sits high above the resort and turns the sunset into a proper evening event rather than only a view from the sand.
Mercado and Pearl Lounge add lighter stops for coffee, sweets, snacks, and pre-dinner drinks. That range helps families and groups avoid repeating the same meal pattern.
Club InterContinental is worth considering for guests who want a quieter layer inside a large resort. It can help couples and repeat guests shape the day better.
The resort is also designed for groups. Meeting and event facilities make it suitable for weddings, incentive travel, regional meetings, and multi-generation celebrations.
That is where the property differs from smaller boutique hotels. It can host a large family, wedding party, or business group without losing the beach-resort frame.
Families should still choose room type carefully. Residences and suites will usually make more sense than standard rooms if children need extra space or separate sleeping areas.
Long Beach gives guests sunset, sand, and a practical base for exploring the island. Duong Dong Town and the Phu Quoc Night Market are realistic outings.
Sao Beach, Dinh Cau, Tranh Stream, Ho Quoc Pagoda, and Phu Quoc National Park can all fit into a stay, depending on weather and transfer planning.
Guests who want to explore every day may prefer a smaller base near town. This resort is strongest when the plan is to use the property heavily.
That does not mean staying still. It means choosing one or two focused outings, then returning for the beach, spa, dinner, and sky bar at sunset.
Regent Phu Quoc is the stronger choice for guests who want a more residential, high-end suite and villa mood with quieter service and deeper privacy.
JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa is more theatrical and design-led, with Bill Bensley storytelling and a stronger fantasy-resort identity at Khem Beach.
New World Phu Quoc Resort suits guests who want villa-style family space and a broader village feel. Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort works better for a peninsula setting.
La Veranda Resort Phu Quoc is smaller and more colonial in mood. Sailing Club Signature Resort Phu Quoc is better for modern villa stays and longer family trips.
InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort stands out when guests want a luxury hotel in Phu Quoc with 459 keys, several dining choices, HARNN Heritage Spa, INK 360, event facilities, and quick airport access.
Choose InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort if the main reason to book is a 5-star hotel in Phu Quoc with beach, sunset, dining range, and easy logistics.
It is ideal for families, couples, wedding groups, incentive trips, and travelers who want a resort with enough restaurants and facilities to support a full island stay.
It is less suitable for travelers who want a tiny hideaway, a pure villa retreat, or a resort with a very quiet residential mood. Regent Phu Quoc may suit those guests better.
Travelers who want the most distinctive design story should compare JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa. Guests who want villa independence should compare New World Phu Quoc Resort.
The reason to choose this resort is range. InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort gives guests Long Beach sunsets, 459 rooms, residences, suites and villas, HARNN Heritage Spa, INK 360, several restaurants, family facilities, and enough scale to make a beach holiday easy to run.
HARNN Heritage Spa's treatment suites appear to float on Lotus Lagoon, giving wellness time a setting apart from the lively beachfront.
Sea Shack serves seafood and beachside barbecue beside the sand, making a relaxed dinner possible without leaving the shoreline.
Separate main and children's pools give adults and younger guests different ways to swim, with water slides adding family appeal.
Bai Truong, Phu Quoc Marina, Phú Quốc, An Giang 92516, Vietnam
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Yes. InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort is worth it for travelers who want a full-service beach resort on Vietnam's Phu Quoc island. The resort has 459 rooms, suites, residences, and villas, a Long Beach setting, multiple pools, HARNN Heritage Spa, family facilities, and INK 360 rooftop bar.
InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort sits on Long Beach, on the west coast of Phu Quoc island in Vietnam. The resort is about 15 minutes from Phu Quoc International Airport and around 20 minutes from Duong Dong town.
InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort has 459 rooms, suites, residences, and villas across a large beachfront property. The mix works for couples, families, groups, and longer stays, with many choices offering balconies, sea views, or extra living space.
Book an Ocean View room or suite if sunset views and a stronger beach feeling matter most. Families and longer-stay guests should compare residences, family suites, and villas because they add more space and easier daily routines.
Yes. The resort gives guests access to a secluded beachfront stretch on Long Beach, one of Phu Quoc's best-known sunset shores. The beach is a key reason to stay here, especially for swimming, relaxed days, sunset photos, and easy resort dining.
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