Regent's 2022 Phu Quoc Island resort — suites and villas with private pools on Vietnam's southern beachfront.
BrandRegent Hotels & Resorts
DestinationVietnam
RegionAsia
Price TierTier 2 ($2k-$5k)
SettingBeachfront
Best ForFamily travelers seeking villa privacy with children's programming, couples on Vietnamese island stays, repeat Regent guests extending to the resort portfolio.
PrivacyHigh
ServicePersonalized concierge service
ButlerLuxury
Private PoolYes
Built2022
Regent Phu Quoc opened in 2022 as the brand's first Vietnamese resort property, on the beachfront of Phu Quoc Island off Vietnam's southern coast. The property runs entirely as suites and villas, each with private pool — a format that positions it above the island's mid-tier beach resorts. Four rest
Key Features
Private beachfront access
Infinity pools
Luxury spa and wellness center
Multiple dining options featuring local and international cuisine
Childrens club and family-friendly activities
Water sports and recreational activities on-site
Dining
Oku
Rice Market
Ocean Club
Fu Bar
Signature Experience
Private pool on the villa terrace with direct beachfront access — the property's all-pool format means no density compromise for the feature.
Suite-and-villa-only format with private pools at every accommodation, on Phu Quoc Island beachfront. The MICHELIN Key recognition is rare for Vietnamese resort properties at this scale.
Signature Suite: Elegant and Cosy Suite
bed_options: 1 king bed, 2 single beds, walk_in_closet: True, bathroom: type: oasis, vanity: double, shower: rain}
Accolades
MICHELINs 2025 MICHELIN Key List as one of Vietnams finest hotels, Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia Luxury Awards - three categories
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