Add: Tran Hung Dao, TT. Duong Dong

Tel : (077) 847.039

Fax: (077) 848 261

 

Kim Hoa resort, phu quoc resort, phu quoc hotels, vietnam hotels reservation : 

Room rate in US$ and per room per night:

Room type	Validity	Single	Double	Extra
Garden Bangalow	Dec,08	48	48	-
Sea view Bangalow	Dec,08	58	58	-
Family House	Dec,08	70	70	-
Beach Front bangalow	Dec,08	86	86	-

• Above rates are net per room per night inclusive of tax and service charge.
• Daily Breakfast Included.

Kim Hoa Resort

This is a family running resort on the Phu Quoc Island, set in a coconut palm garden, includes six fan rooms, six bangalow garden views, seven bangalow sea view and nine beach front sea view and two family rooms.

 

The two hectare of lush gardens are meticulously maintained. All bangalows are comfortable, staffs are friendly, fun bar and good restaurant. We have many good feedback from our clients who have stayed here. Personally I have been there last year and like very much this property, its cozy and relaxing ambiance.

 

 

Resort facilities

Private beach

Hammocks and rattan beach chairs

Bungalows with verandas, rocking

chairs and hammocks

Air conditioning in rooms

Traditional Vietnamese accommodation

Romantic ocean side setting

Internet access available

Book and magazine library

in a variety of languages

Surfboards, rafts and kayaks motorbikes, bicycles and cars available to rent

Fishing boats

River touring boats

Scuba diving

Family owned business

Laundry service available

 

 

Restaurant

Vietnamese and European Cuisine

in an elegant restaurant

Refreshing cocktails, beer,

wine, soft drinks and juices

Fresh crab, squid, fish, tuna, prawns

and other meats in a variety of styles

Fresh vegetables and fruits

right from the tree

Delicious desserts, such as

cooked bananas, ice creams,

crepes and more

Wake up to a scrumptious breakfast

cooked especially for you

 

How to get there

By air: Vietnam Airlines ATR72 aircraft fly daily from Ho Chi Minh City and from Rach Gia (Tue, Thu, Sun) to Phu Quoc and back.

 

By Sea : Public boats ply between Rach Gia and An Thoi in the south (7 hours, daily), between Ha Tien and Bai Thom in the north (4 hours, once every other day), between Ha Tien and Ham Ninh (4 hours, once every other day), high speed ship (2 hours, daily) in the end of the year 2001.