The magnificent island of Phu Quoc, which is located on the South Coast of Vietnam, is a true gem and a stunning tropical destination that travelers are recommended to pay attention to. Hotel companies have already noticed the emerging destination, so big players are coming to it. Best Western Hotels & Resorts is no exception, and the hotelier revealed its plans to open a gorgeous seafront resort hotel on Phu Quoc.
Named Best Western Premier Sonasea Phu Quoc, the beautiful resort will belong to the upscale category and is scheduled to open in January 2019. The hotel will enjoy a prime location on the West Coast of the island where the water is crystal clean and can easily compete with the famous Gulf of Thailand. Best Western Premier Sonasea Phu Quoc will have 565 guest rooms made in contemporary style. Each guest room will have a private balcony, up-to-date electronics, and free Wi-Fi. A large portion of the rooms will offer breathtaking views of the turquoise water and golden sand.
Apart from the main building, the resort will have private villas that will be located between the hotel complex and the seaside. Each of the fabulous villas will come with a freeform swimming pool outdoors. Best Western Premier Sonasea Phu Quoc will also be a perfect destination for various celebrations and wedding ceremonies as the hotel will offer a special space for that. Dining options will be represented by several restaurants with international and local cuisine and bars with a broad range of drinks and cocktails. The resort will also have a high-tech fitness center and a private beach.
Vietnam is a growing tourist destination. In 2016, the country welcomed ten million visitors. The popularity of Vietnam is rising not only among tourists from neighbor Asian countries but also from across the world. Phu Quoc Island is often called the most up-and-coming destination in whole Asia. Unspoilt beaches, high-quality infrastructure, and simple visa regulations make the island a sought after destination for millions of travelers.
During the first quarter of 2017, as many as 550,000 tourists stayed at Phu Quoc hotels. The Vietnam’s answer to Phuket and Bali enjoyed an increase of more than 80% in arrivals compared to the same period of 2016. Nearly 140,000 visitors were from overseas. The infrastructure of the island develops quickly, but Phu Quoc already has some attractions to offer, such as Ho Quoc Pagoda, Dinh Cua Temple, Vinpearl safari, a new cable car road that connects Phu Quoc and Hon Thom Island, snorkeling infrastructure, and more.