I loved how close it was to the beach and the modern settings. Nothing.
NaziraHá uma semana
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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La Grotta Hotel – Phu Quoc Emerald Bay sits on a private beachfront, offering direct sand access, a sun terrace, and an open‑air pool. Rooms feature air‑conditioning, private bathrooms with bidets, balconies overlooking the bay, bathrobes, minibars, and free WiFi. The property provides private check‑in/out, 24‑hour front desk, and a tour desk. Khem Beach is a five‑minute walk, and the international airport lies 18 km away.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
I loved how close it was to the beach and the modern settings. Nothing.
Nazira·Há uma semana
The only thing I liked was the helpful receptionist. From 7 am onward, they kept ringing our heads. Even though we resolved it daily with the owner, we were promised a new start at 9 am each day, which never happened. After three days, we grew tired and left the hotel; money was partially refunded. In the area, nothing worth paying for happened. The beach was extremely dirty, and there were no markets or cultural events nearby.
Koulová·Há 7 meses
The location is great—just a few minutes’ walk to the beach, a short Grab ride to Sunset Town and the Hon Thom Cable Car. The decor is nice with natural wood accents, giving the hotel a chic vibe. The bed was comfortable, and the lobby had beach towels ready for guests. The slippers and bathrobe in the room actually fit me—first time that’s ever happened. The room was dirty on arrival, with unswept floors and sand, and a huge wad of hair in the shower drain that clearly hadn’t been cleaned; cobwebs were in the corners. We booked the “small double room,” which was indeed very small, had no bathroom door—just a fabric curtain—so privacy was limited. No shower gel, shampoo, or bathroom fan. Mosquitoes were in the room and we couldn’t find their entry point, even with windows closed. There’s no restaurant on site, though several nearby; other local hotels offer on‑site dining. Construction is just starting in the building a few doors down, and the noise—someone drilling concrete at 5:30 am—was very intrusive. Overall, the room felt overpriced for what it offered; you’re paying for the décor, not the hotel’s features or amenities.
Douglas·Há 7 meses
The staff were friendly, and Jason was amazing.
Suzanne·Há 7 meses
I was billed for dirty towels even though they were only used for a normal shower, which was absurd. This was my second stay here, and I found it unreasonable, so I won’t return.
Megan·Há 7 meses