Mango Bay Resort, Phu Quoc

Mango Bay Resort is a breathtaking oasis that truly feels like a piece of paradise amidst the chaos outside. The rooms are charming and thoughtfully designed, but be prepared for some natural visitors. The service is excellent, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. However, the island's surroundings can be quite disheartening due to littering, which distracts from the beauty of the beach.

I had a wonderful stay at this resort, which offered a peaceful and serene escape by the sea, making it perfect for relaxation away from crowded tourist spots. The rooms were gorgeous and maintained in excellent condition. The dining experience was quite good, with creative dishes that I enjoyed. However, the restaurant 'On the Rocks' was under refurbishment during my visit, which was a bit disappointing. Overall, it was a memorable holiday with fantastic staff, but the dining options could have been more varied due to the ongoing renovations.

Mango Bay is a slice of paradise with beautiful surroundings and exceptional service. The rooms are spacious and uniquely designed, adding to the charm. The dining experience is enjoyable, although there could be more variety in the menu. It's a bit hot at times without air conditioning, but the natural setting adds to the experience. Overall, it's a fantastic value for the quality provided.

My stay at the resort was an absolute delight, with breathtaking views, clean and beautifully designed rooms, and an amazing dining experience that truly satisfied my culinary cravings. The location offered a peaceful escape with a stunning beach, but I did wish for a bit more in-room comfort due to the lack of air conditioning. The service was efficient, but it could have used a touch more warmth. Overall, it was a memorable experience, and I would consider returning.

Mango Bay Resort offers a peaceful and scenic retreat, surrounded by nature, making it an excellent choice for those seeking relaxation. While the dining is exceptional, the service at reception could use improvement, and some of the bungalows are in need of upgrades. The unique charm of the wilderness experience is complemented by the delightful cuisine and serene beaches, though the room we stayed in felt a bit dark and distant from the sea.