Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort is a villa-style beach resort at Ong Doi Cape, near An Thoi at the far southern tip of the island. Instead of a single hotel block, the property is laid out as a collection of villas with private pools, set among gardens and along a stretch of coast. It is aimed at guests who want privacy and space, and it is one of the island's best-known choices for honeymoons, family holidays and group stays.
Location
The resort sits at the southern end of Phu Quoc, close to the An Thoi harbour area where many island-hopping, snorkelling and cable car trips begin. That makes it one of the most convenient bases for sea days, because you can be at the boat quickly. The trade-off is distance from the north and from Duong Dong, so allow a longer ride to the night market, the airport or the northern beaches. Many guests choose to stay put, enjoy the resort and take one or two longer excursions.
Rooms and villas
Accommodation is mostly villas, with options for couples, families and larger groups, and each villa has its own pool. Interiors are modern and airy, with generous living areas, outdoor terraces and bathrooms designed for a long soak. Because the villas are spread through the grounds, the atmosphere is quiet and private, and the resort feels more like a small village than a hotel. Check the villa type and bedroom count carefully if you are travelling with children or a group.
Facilities
Expect restaurants and bars, a spa, a fitness area, a kids club and a beachfront with loungers. Staff often arrange activities and transfers, which is useful given the location. The beach here is pleasant for relaxing and sunsets, though swimming conditions depend on the season and tide, so ask the front desk for guidance. Some visitors use the resort as a base for the Hon Thom cable car and the An Thoi islands, which are both a short ride away.
Seasons
The dry months from about November to April offer the most reliable weather for beach time and boat trips. In the wetter months from about May to October, the resort is green and quieter, with storms that can interrupt outdoor plans, but private pools and indoor facilities keep the stay comfortable.
Who it suits
Honeymooners, families who value space, friends sharing villas and anyone who wants a quiet escape with easy sea access. It is less suitable for visitors who want to be walking distance from a lively town, because the surrounding area is calm.
Booking tips
Compare villa categories, read what meals and transfers are included and ask about the resort's shuttle options. If you plan to tour the whole island, consider a rental car with a driver for a day or two instead of relying on taxis for every trip.
Why stay here
- ✓Private pool villas
- ✓Beachfront at the southern tip
- ✓Spa
- ✓Restaurants and bars
- ✓Kids club
- ✓Fitness centre
- ✓Garden grounds
- ✓Close to An Thoi boat departures
Good questions
Is it close to the island-hopping departures?+
Yes. It is near the An Thoi area, where many boat trips and the cable car begin.
How far is it from the night market?+
It is a longer drive, so allow time and plan evenings accordingly.
Does every villa have a private pool?+
The resort is known for private pool villas, but confirm the details of your villa type when you book.
