Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc
By Priya Anand
Long-Haul & Value Writer · June 2026 · How we review
Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc is the most polished true all-inclusive on the island — a modern five-star on beautiful Bai Dai Beach where the AI package genuinely covers all meals plus a daily free-flow cocktail window. It is excellent for families, with a strong kids' club and a dedicated summer family offer. Just know the free-flow drinks are time-limited and the location is remote. For a reliable, modern all-inclusive, it is the best pick on Phu Quoc.
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Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc Review — Quick Verdict
Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc is, in our view, the most polished genuine all-inclusive on the island. While the Vinpearl resorts run full-board meal plans and Sol’s drinks are mediocre, Radisson Blu offers a real all-inclusive package: daily breakfast, daily lunch or dinner, and a daily free-flow cocktail window. It sits on the powdery white sand of Bai Dai Beach, one of Phu Quoc’s finest stretches, and delivers a crisp, modern five-star product across 514 rooms, suites, and pool villas.
It is also seriously family-friendly, with a Giggles kids’ club and a dedicated “Blu Escape” summer family offer. The honest caveats: the free-flow cocktails run for a set window (around two hours a day) rather than all day, the all-inclusive is an add-on rather than the default rate, and the Bai Dai location is remote.
Score: 8.5 / 10 — The best modern, true all-inclusive on Phu Quoc. Loses points for the time-limited drinks window and remote location.
Pros and Cons at a Glance
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Genuine all-inclusive package available | Free-flow cocktails are a ~2-hour daily window |
| AI covers all meals + daily cocktail hours | Remote Bai Dai / Ganh Dau location |
| On powdery Bai Dai Beach | 514 rooms — busy at peak times |
| Polished, modern five-star product | AI is an add-on, not the default rate |
| Giggles kids’ club + Blu Escape family offer | Spa partly via the adjacent complex |
| Free shuttles to nearby attractions | Far from Duong Dong town and nightlife |
The Resort at a Glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Location | Bai Dai Beach, Ganh Dau, northwest Phu Quoc |
| Rooms | 514 rooms, suites, loft suites and pool villas |
| Restaurants & bars | Avenue Restaurant, Annex (restaurant + lounge), bars |
| Pool | Large lagoon-style pool |
| Beach | Private beach on Bai Dai |
| Kids’ club | Giggles |
| Spa | On-site spa + access to adjacent 26-room spa & wellness centre |
| Chain | Radisson Hotel Group (Radisson Blu) |
Rooms and Suites
Radisson Blu offers one of the broadest room ranges on the island — 514 keys spanning standard rooms up to loft suites and standalone pool villas. The aesthetic is contemporary and bright, a notch more polished than the older Vinpearl rooms and more grown-up than Sol’s casual-chic style.
Standard Rooms and Suites (from ~$130/night)
The entry rooms are spacious, modern, and clean, with comfortable beds that draw consistent praise. Suites step up to open-plan living spaces, separate bedrooms, vanity areas, and contemporary bathrooms. For couples or small families, a suite is a worthwhile upgrade for the extra space.
Loft Suites (from ~$250/night)
The loft suites are a genuine highlight — open-plan living, a spacious bedroom, a full kitchen, a dining area, and a private garden terrace. They function almost like a serviced apartment and suit longer stays or families who want room to spread out.
Pool Villas (from ~$400/night)
The pool villas are the premium tier: standalone units with multiple bedrooms, large living areas, full kitchens, dining areas, and private pools. They are ideal for families or groups wanting privacy and a private pool without the price of true ultra-luxury villa resorts.
Our Pick
For most travelers, a suite hits the sweet spot of space and value. Families staying a week should price out the loft suite — the kitchen and terrace genuinely improve a longer stay. Groups go for the pool villa.
Food and Dining at Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc
This is where Radisson Blu earns its “true all-inclusive” billing. The all-inclusive package includes daily breakfast, daily lunch or dinner, and — the differentiator — two hours of daily free-flow cocktails. It is not unlimited drinks all day, but it is a genuine all-inclusive structure that most Phu Quoc resorts simply do not offer.
Avenue Restaurant
The main dining venue, Avenue serves international fare across à la carte menus and themed buffets. It is the all-day-dining backbone, and the breakfast buffet in particular earns strong reviews for variety. Reliable, well-executed, and the default for most meals.
Annex Restaurant and Lounge
Annex doubles as a restaurant and a lounge: the restaurant covers Vietnamese specialties and international favorites — plus a dedicated “RAD” kids’ menu — while the Annex Lounge serves small plates paired with fine wines. The lounge is the more grown-up evening option, good for a couples’ dinner away from the family bustle.
Bars and the Cocktail Window
The daily free-flow cocktail window is the headline drinks perk. Used well — timing your poolside or pre-dinner drinks to those hours — it delivers genuine all-inclusive value. Outside that window, drinks are charged, so plan accordingly. It is a more honest and better-stocked drinks setup than Sol’s, but stops short of an all-day open bar.
Food Quality Verdict
Solid, modern, and reliable, with a strong breakfast and a thoughtful kids’ menu. The real win is the package structure: all meals plus a daily cocktail window make this the most complete all-inclusive eating-and-drinking experience on Phu Quoc, even if the cocktail hours are capped.
Beach and Pools
The Beach
Radisson Blu sits on the powdery white sand of Bai Dai Beach, regularly rated among the most beautiful beaches on Phu Quoc and indeed in Vietnam. The resort’s private stretch comes with sun loungers, kayaking, beach volleyball, and beach yoga. The water is calm and swimmable, and the west-coast position delivers reliable sunsets.
Pools
The centerpiece is a large lagoon-style pool — crystal clear, generously sized, and the social hub of the resort. Combined with the private villas’ own pools, there is plenty of water across the property, though the 514-room scale means the main pool gets lively at peak season.
Activities, Kids and Family Appeal
Radisson Blu leans hard into family travel, and does it well. The Giggles kids’ club keeps children entertained with structured activities, and the resort runs a dedicated “Blu Escape” family offer for summer 2026 — a sign of how seriously it courts the family market. Beach volleyball, beach yoga, kayaking, and the big lagoon pool round out the day.
Free shuttles run to nearby attractions, which on this northwest corner of the island includes the VinWonders / Grand World complex (park tickets, as ever on Phu Quoc, are bought separately). The resort lacks the on-site theme-park gravity of the Vinpearl properties, but its modern polish and genuine all-inclusive package are the trade-off.
Spa and Wellness
There is an on-site spa and fitness center, and guests also have direct access to the adjacent complex’s facilities, including a 26-treatment-room spa and wellness centre — an unusually large wellness offering for the area. Treatments are extra, but Vietnamese pricing keeps them affordable.
What Is Included vs. What Costs Extra
| Included (All-Inclusive Package) | Costs Extra |
|---|---|
| Daily breakfast | Drinks outside the free-flow window |
| Daily lunch or dinner | Premium spirits and wines à la carte |
| 2 hours daily free-flow cocktails | Spa treatments |
| Large lagoon pool | VinWonders / theme-park tickets |
| Bai Dai Beach access, loungers, kayaking | Some watersports and excursions |
| Giggles kids’ club | Airport transfers (confirm at booking) |
| Beach volleyball and yoga | Room service (depending on package) |
| WiFi, free shuttles to nearby attractions |
Pricing and How to Book
Price Ranges by Season
| Season | Months | Standard Room | Loft Suite | Pool Villa |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peak | Dec-Mar (dry) | $180-260 | $320-420 | $500-650 |
| Shoulder | Apr, Sep | $150-210 | $280-360 | $440-560 |
| Low | May-Aug, Oct-Nov (wet) | $130-180 | $250-320 | $400-500 |
Approximate USD per night for two. The all-inclusive package is an add-on to the room rate — confirm the per-person AI supplement when booking. The current Blu Escape all-inclusive offer is valid for travel through September 30, 2026.
Best Time to Visit
Phu Quoc’s dry season (November-March) is the best beach window and the peak-price period. April and September offer good value and mostly good weather. The wet season (May-October) brings the lowest rates with more rain — and the summer Blu Escape family offer makes it surprisingly attractive for families traveling in school holidays.
Where to Book
- Direct at radissonhotels.com — Best for the Blu Escape all-inclusive offer and Radisson Rewards
- Booking.com / Agoda / Expedia — Competitive room rates and flexible cancellation
- Luxury Escapes / Klook — Sometimes package the all-inclusive add-on attractively
Compared to Nearby Resorts
Vinpearl Resort & Spa Phu Quoc is the nearby family giant with a much bigger single pool and free shuttles to VinWonders and the Safari — but it runs a full-board meal plan with limited drinks. Radisson Blu wins on the genuine all-inclusive package and modern polish; Vinpearl wins on pool scale and theme-park gravity.
Sol by Meliá Phu Quoc is the cheaper all-inclusive on Truong Beach, far closer to the airport and town, with a fun beach-club vibe — but its included drinks are weak. Radisson Blu is the step up in finish and drinks quality; Sol is the better budget and location pick.
Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort is the all-villa luxury option on the island’s southern tip — more exclusive and more expensive, and not a true all-inclusive. Choose it for privacy and polish over package value.
See the full picture in our Vietnam all-inclusive destination guide and ranked best all-inclusive resorts in Vietnam.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc genuinely all-inclusive?
Yes — it offers a real all-inclusive package covering daily breakfast, daily lunch or dinner, and a daily two-hour free-flow cocktail window. It is one of the few resorts on Phu Quoc with a true all-inclusive structure rather than just a full-board meal plan. Note that the AI package is an add-on to the room rate, so confirm the supplement when booking.
Are the free-flow drinks unlimited all day?
No. The free-flow cocktails run for a set daily window of around two hours rather than all day. Outside that window, drinks are charged. It is a more honest and better-stocked drinks offer than some island rivals, but it is not an all-day open bar.
Where is the resort and how remote is it?
It is on Bai Dai Beach in the Ganh Dau area on the northwest tip of Phu Quoc — beautiful and beachy, but remote, well away from Duong Dong town and the night markets. Free shuttles run to nearby attractions, but you will rely on transport to explore the wider island.
Is it good for families?
Very. The Giggles kids’ club, RAD kids’ menu, big lagoon pool, beach activities, and the dedicated Blu Escape summer family offer make it one of the strongest family all-inclusives on the island.
When is the best time to visit?
November through March for the best beach weather (and peak prices). The summer wet season is cheaper and, thanks to the Blu Escape family offer running through September 2026, can be a good-value time for families.
Final Verdict
8.5 / 10 — Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc is the best modern, genuine all-inclusive on the island.
What sets it apart is the package itself: while most Phu Quoc resorts offer only full board or weak drinks, Radisson Blu delivers all meals plus a daily free-flow cocktail window in a crisp, contemporary five-star setting on one of Vietnam’s finest beaches. The room range is excellent — from comfortable standards to loft suites and private pool villas — and the family credentials are real, anchored by the Giggles kids’ club and the Blu Escape summer offer.
The honest limitations are the time-capped cocktail window (two hours, not all day), the remote Bai Dai location far from town, and the fact that the all-inclusive is an add-on rather than the headline rate. At 514 rooms, it can also feel busy at peak times.
Who should book: Families and couples who want a reliable, modern, genuine all-inclusive on a beautiful beach — and who value polish and a real drinks package over theme-park proximity.
Who should skip: Travelers wanting an all-day open bar, anyone who needs to be near town and nightlife, and families whose whole trip revolves around VinWonders and the Safari (book Vinpearl Phu Quoc for that).
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