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Little Steps Reviews: Premier Village Phu Quoc
Savor A Secluded Beachfront And Knockout Sunset Views
Looking for the ultimate family escape in Phu Quoc? Nestled on the southern tip of Phu Quoc Island (a short 30-minute drive from the airport) and uniquely surrounded by the sea on both sides, Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort is a secluded luxury retreat offering breathtaking sunrise and sunset views in one extraordinary location.
All villas at the resort feature private infinity pools, multiple bedrooms, spacious and luxurious living rooms, a dining room, and a fully equipped kitchenette—perfect for families seeking both comfort and style in their holiday retreat.
Kids will love the vibrant Kids’ Club filled with creative activities, while adults relax at the serene Plumeria Spa or lounge on the resort’s two pristine beaches.
With family-friendly dining options and exciting daily experiences like kayaking and cooking classes, Premier Village offers the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for guests of all ages.
Read on to discover Little Steps’ Review of the resort, after a visit from Mansi and her two children, Rheia and Arhaan, ages 8 and 10.
Other Hotel Reviews by Little Steps in Phu Quoc:
- La Festa Phu Quoc (by Stephanie from Little Steps Asia)
- New World Phu Quoc Resort (by Stephanie from Little Steps Asia)
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Here are practical answers to the 5 most common questions about family holidays in Phu Quoc.
1. What are the best family resorts in Phu Quoc with kids’ clubs?
Top picks: Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort (private infinity pools + creative kids’ activities), Vinpearl Resort Phu Quoc (large family facilities + VinWonders theme park access), InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach (Kids Club and interactive workshops). All offer family-friendly villas, beachfront locations, and kid-friendly dining options.
2. Which beaches in Phu Quoc are best for children?
Ong Lang, Bai Dai, and Sao Beach are fantastic for families with their calm shallow waters, soft sands, and relaxed atmospheres. Many resorts, like Premier Village, offer direct and safe access to these beaches.
3. How family-friendly is Phu Quoc for travelers from Asia?
Highly family-friendly! With short flights from major Asian cities, availability of baby amenities, halal food options, connecting villas, and English-speaking staff, Phu Quoc is perfect for multi-generational trips or families with young children.
4. What activities are ideal for different kid ages in Phu Quoc?
Toddlers: Splash pools and safe beach play. School-age kids: Vinpearl Safari, snorkeling trips, and kayaking. Teens: Jungle trekking, scuba diving, cooking classes, and water sports. Many resorts also offer eco-friendly activities like coral planting.
5. When is the best time to visit and how to book a Phu Quoc family holiday?
The dry season, from November to April, offers the best weather. Book early during peak seasons to secure ocean-view villas and family holiday packages. Resorts such as Premier Village offer perks like private infinity pools and airport transfers for extra convenience.
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Our Stay In A Three-Storey Villa
Crab Hunting On A Secret Beach and Chilling Out On The HammockWe stayed in a stunning 3-Bedroom Beachfront Villa that felt like the ultimate private retreat, just steps from our own “secret beach.” The villa featured a private infinity pool, spacious master suite, and separate bathrooms for each room, plus private balconies or patios to enjoy the views.
The main living area included a kitchenette and dining table, perfect for quick in-room meals or family card games in the cozy TV space. Outside, the kids loved splashing in the pool while we lounged nearby, and mornings on the beach – with the sound of waves and fun crab-hunting adventures – made every day feel magical.
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What To Do At Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort
Try Aqua Yoga, Beach Tennis, And Kite Flying!The resort is a breathtaking mix of lush greenery and endless shades of blue, with a beautiful main beach featuring soft white sand and safe, shallow waters. If your villa isn’t near the restaurants or main beach, the convenient buggy service – requestable via the app – ensures easy navigation around the property.
We loved the complimentary stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking, as well as snorkeling in the coral area. There’s also a variety of activities like yoga, beach sports, kite flying, and aqua yoga, which Rheia and I tried for the first time – an enjoyable and accessible experience thanks to the attentive instructor.
The main pool is stunning and stretches along the beach, offering ample space to relax without feeling crowded. Kids will love the on-site club, with fun activities like tote bag painting and bracelet making.
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Delicious Dining Options
Fire Shows and DIY Smoothies!The food at the resort was fresh, beautifully presented, and consistently delicious – their coconut coffee was hands down the best I had in Phu Quoc! The two main restaurants, TheMarket and Corallo, offer bright, airy spaces with indoor and outdoor seating. As a vegetarian, I appreciated the impressive variety of plant-based options available throughout.
Breakfast at TheMarket was a standout, featuring baked goods, fresh fruit, cooked dishes, and a fun smoothie bike for kids to blend their own fresh juices. At Corallo, themed evenings like BBQ Night, complete with a fire show, were a hit with the whole family.
For added convenience, there’s a well-appointed grocery store on-site with essentials and treats to enjoy in your villa. The resort also boasts a beachside juice bar, a deli, and the Swing Bar, a stunning spot to relax at sunset.
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Things To Do In Phu Quoc
Take A Water Taxi & Catch Kiss of The SeaGuests at the resort can explore Sunset Town via a complimentary shuttle water bus, along with free tickets to the famous Kiss of the Sea show, the world's largest multimedia show on water, with fire, water, laser lights, and music.
Unfortunately, the water taxi wasn’t running on the day we had planned to take it due to low tide, but Sunset Town is only a 15-20 minute drive away and is filled with charming stalls, restaurants, and live performances throughout the evening.
From Sunset Town, you can also hop on the iconic Hon Thom Cable Car, the world’s longest three-wire sea-crossing cable car. Your ticket also includes access to Aquatopia Water Park and Exotica Park.
For more things to do in Phu Quoc, click here.
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Why We Love It
An Oasis Of Calm With Super StaffWhen I asked my kids what they loved most about Premier Village as we were checking out, they listed every single thing, which says it all.
It truly felt like an oasis of calm. The resort never felt busy or overwhelming, and it gave us the space to slow down and really be present. The warm hospitality and genuinely friendly service were the icing on the cake.
Where To Find It:
- Premier Village Phu Quoc
- Ong Doi Cape, An Thoi Ward, Phu Quoc Island, Kien Giang Province, Vietnam
- +84 297 3546 666
- HB2R4@accor.com
- https://www.premiervillage-phuquoc.com
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