Hula Hula Beachfront Phu Quoc

A really authentic area of the island. I loved this property, it’s so green and all the staff are lovely (including the cute dogs)! It made me energized and happy to be here. The resort shouldn’t really be called Beachfront as there is no real beach. There is a stone wall built between the land and the sea. You can definitely access the sea through the stairs, and it’s amazing for snorkeling and swimming (I saw 10+ seastars right by the entrance!). It’s a great spot to enjoy the sea but not to spend a day on the ”beach”. But due to the construction the beach/sand part is not very nice to stay on and it’s not a natural beach anymore, the sand is not fluffy etc. It would almost be better of they made a grass garden for tanning here instead. You can borrow snorkles for free but bring your own if you want to be guaranteed a non leaking one. There are multiple amazing food places and delicious street food close to the hotel, I borrowed a bicycle for free and that was my favorite part. I could cycle around and eat around locals, seeing very few or none other tourists stop in this area. The breakfast at the hotel lacks what’s amazing about Vietnamese food; an abundance of herbs and condiments, hence I cannot recommend it.

The staff and owner are incredibly friendly and welcoming, making our stay even more enjoyable. The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable, providing a relaxing retreat after a day of exploring. One of the biggest highlights is the breathtaking beachfront location—just steps from the door! The crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and abundant marine life made it feel like swimming in a natural aquarium. Snorkeling right in front of the resort was an unforgettable experience. Another major plus is that the resort is far from touristy areas, offering a peaceful and secluded atmosphere, perfect for those looking to unwind and connect with nature.

Lovely place to come and stay in Phu Quoc. If you are looking for a relaxed beachside destination then Hula Hula is perfect. The site itself is very well maintained, with the rooms themselves very spacious and modern. The area itself is a traditional Vietnamese town which is a lovely experience, however slightly limited on places to go and explore without a mode of transports. The staff here are wonderful, they were always eager to help and responded immediately with any queries we had. Would recommend to anyone visiting Vietnam!

Property run my family members in non-touristic area. We were grateful to be able to explore local lives on the island, instead of busy bustling shopping streets with concrete blocks. The family was warm and welcoming, even invited us to their home food :) Breakfast needs to be ordered one day in advance, with delicious and various options from Vietnamese, western, vegetarian. It is accessible to the sea, and the hotel lends you free snorkeling equipment & kayak! Definitely worth a try to explore the coral reefs just in front of the place!

Great service and cozy atmosphere