AMÉRYS Hotel Phu Quoc is set to open its doors on 1 November 2026, offering Australian families a unique coastal escape on Vietnam's paradise island. Situated in the Marina Complex precinct, the hotel promises a 14-day immersive experience, combining natural beauty, cultural experiences, and outdoor exploration. Designed with the concept of "Ocean Warmth," the hotel caters to mindful travellers seeking relaxation and safety for their children.
The hotel features 113 wave-inspired rooms and suites, ranging from light-filled Superior rooms to expansive multi-bedroom configurations, ideal for multigenerational families. Each room is designed with child-safe features, including rounded corners and secure railings, ensuring a worry-free stay for both children and seniors.
Beyond the hotel, Phu Quoc Island offers a plethora of eco-adventures. Guests can explore national park trails, kayak through mangrove forests, and participate in marine conservation initiatives. These activities provide families with opportunities to engage with local nature and learn about ecosystem preservation.
For parents seeking relaxation, the Azuria Kid Club offers a 500-square-metre space equipped with high-standard safety features and supervised by expert staff. Whilst children enjoy the indoor mini-cinema and movement zone, parents can unwind at the Les Sens Spa, experiencing Japanese-style thermal therapy and sauna rituals.
Australian travellers benefit from a 30-day visa exemption for direct arrivals to Phu Quoc. The hotel offers multiday packages starting from $106 (2,600,000 VND) per room per night, including breakfast, free stays for children under seven, and discounts on dining and spa services. Managed by Private Palace Hotels Group, AMÉRYS Hotel Phu Quoc promises a balance of excitement and relaxation.
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