Saigon-Phu Quoc Resort -- Hotel & Lodging

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Contributor: susan_eyoung [411] 8/17/11

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You can book the resort via travel agencies with the best rate.

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Contributor: burn_for_travel [40] 2/23/07

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This resort is managed by Saigontourist (Govt) and is overpriced, this was the 1st resort on the Island so these guys have had a monopoly for so long time, only now theres more competition in Phu Quoc are they trying to be more competitive!!! The only Resorts in the whole of Vietnam close to a Club Med are a few only top 5 star beach resorts and at the moment you wont find that in Phu Quoc! By the way I have been coming to this beautiful Island since 1994!

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