Rixos Phu Quoc is opening in 2026 on Hon Thom Island; it’ll be the first 5-star Rixos resort in Southeast Asia. It’s designed for families who want action-packed days with endless dining and entertainment options. Most of the 1,700 rooms and suites face the ocean, so you’ll have sea views and easy beach access, a huge highlight of the exclusive luxe resort.
With 21 restaurants and bars, there’s no shortage of food options: Vietnamese street food, Mediterranean beachside dishes, modern French, and Bavarian cuisine. In the evenings, there are cocktails and live music if you want to unwind after the kids are settled. During the day, expect pool parties, live shows, and themed beach nights. You can catch performances at the amphitheatre, join sunrise yoga, watch acrobatic shows under the stars, or hit morning workout classes. There’s also a Turkish-inspired spa if you want to slow down and treat yourself.
For kids, the Rixy Kids Club has supervised workshops and outdoor play, while the Teens Club offers games and sports for older children. One bonus: the resort is part of Sun Paradise Land, so you’re also close to theme parks, the cable car, waterparks, and other island attractions. The Rixos Phu Quoc is overall a much-anticipated 2026 opening.
All-inclusive dining, activities, and supervised kids' spaces mean less stress for parents and more fun for everyone.
Families and groups who want all-inclusive convenience, non-stop activities, and spacious resort areas — without having to plan every meal or activity.
The all-inclusive setup covers most meals and activities, so you won't be surprised by extra charges. Evening shows and live music run regularly, and the kids' clubs operate on flexible schedules.
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