All-Inclusive Resorts in Phu Quoc

4 research-based resort profiles in Phu Quoc, Vietnam — sorted by our rating with booking trade-offs disclosed.

4 resorts reviewed From $70/night Top rated: 8.7/10

Prices and inclusions change with dates, room category and availability — confirm the current rate and package details before booking.

Phu Quoc all-inclusives at a glance

4 resorts we have reviewed in Phu Quoc, Vietnam — published starting rates from $70 to $280 a night for two. Every figure comes from the full review behind each link.

The top two compared

Every reviewed resort is ranked below.

Resort Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc
Best for FamiliesFamilies
Standout beachfront, private poolbeachfront, multiple pools
From $280/night$130/night
Our rating 8.7/108.5/10

Our picks in Phu Quoc

Best overall
Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort · 8.7/10 · from $280

Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort is the island's standout luxury villa escape — 215 freestanding private-pool villas on a peninsula blessed with two beaches, so you can watch both sunrise and sunset over the sea. Managed by Accor, it delivers genuine five-star service, space, and privacy that no all-inclusive on the island matches. The honest caveat: this is not a true all-inclusive — it is a villa resort with meal and package add-ons — and it costs accordingly. For honeymoons and multi-gen trips, it is worth it.

  • + Every unit is a freestanding private-pool villa — total privacy
  • NOT a true all-inclusive — it is a luxury villa resort with meal/package add-ons
Best value
Sol by Meliá Phu Quoc · 7.9/10 · from $70

Sol by Meliá Phu Quoc is the best-value all-inclusive on the island for travelers who want a genuine package, a great beach, and a fun Spanish beach-club atmosphere without five-star pricing. It is close to the airport and town, the breakfast and service shine, and rooms can be remarkably cheap. The catch: the all-inclusive drinks are mediocre and some extras are overpriced, so do the math before upgrading to the AI rate.

  • + Genuine all-inclusive package option — not just a meal plan
  • All-inclusive drinks selection is weak — guests flag the alcohol quality

Prices shown are indicative nightly rates that change with season, room type, and availability — always confirm the current rate and exactly what's included before you book.

Phu Quoc all-inclusive FAQ

How much does an all-inclusive resort in Phu Quoc cost?

Across the 4 Phu Quoc resorts we have reviewed, published starting rates run from about $70 to $280 per night for two people in low-to-shoulder season; the best value on our scale is Sol by Meliá Phu Quoc (7.9/10 from $70/night). Rates change with season and availability — confirm the current price and what's included before you book.

What is the best all-inclusive resort in Phu Quoc?

Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort is our highest-rated all-inclusive in Phu Quoc at 8.7/10. Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort is the island's standout luxury villa escape — 215 freestanding private-pool villas on a peninsula blessed with two beaches, so you can watch both sunrise and sunset over the sea. Managed by Accor, it delivers genuine five-star service, space, and privacy that no all-inclusive on the island matches. The honest caveat: this is not a true all-inclusive — it is a villa resort with meal and package add-ons — and it costs accordingly. For honeymoons and multi-gen trips, it is worth it.

Are there adults-only all-inclusive resorts in Phu Quoc?

None of the 4 Phu Quoc resorts we review is adults-only; see our adults-only all-inclusive guide for alternatives nearby.

Which Phu Quoc all-inclusive is best for families?

Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort (8.7/10) is our top family pick in Phu Quoc. Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort is the island's standout luxury villa escape — 215 freestanding private-pool villas on a peninsula blessed with two beaches, so you can watch both sunrise and sunset over the sea. Managed by Accor, it delivers genuine five-star service, space, and privacy that no all-inclusive on the island matches. The honest caveat: this is not a true all-inclusive — it is a villa resort with meal and package add-ons — and it costs accordingly. For honeymoons and multi-gen trips, it is worth it.