InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort
InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort is a large family-friendly tropical resort on Vietnam’s Long Beach, with 459 rooms, suites and villas, multiple pools, HARNN Heritage Spa, and a rooftop bar built around sunset.
InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort sits on the island’s western coast, where Long Beach is known for open sea views and dramatic sunsets. The property is large, but its landscaping and long beachfront spread the activity across distinct zones.
The 459 accommodations range from hotel rooms to multi-bedroom suites and villas, making the resort unusually flexible for couples, families, and groups. Many categories face the sea, while larger units provide residential space for longer stays.
HARNN Heritage Spa is set around a lotus lagoon and focuses on Asian wellness traditions in a quiet environment away from the busier pool areas. Separate adult, family, and children’s recreation also helps different types of guests coexist comfortably.
INK 360, designed by Ashley Sutton, is the visual signature: a dramatic 19th-floor rooftop bar with panoramic sunset views. Six dining venues give the resort enough variety that guests do not need to leave for every meal.
This is a strong Phu Quoc choice for travelers who want full resort infrastructure rather than an intimate boutique escape. Beach, spa, family facilities, dining, and sunset views are all handled on a scale that supports longer stays.
