Vietnam’s first Park Hyatt to open in Phu Quoc as ‘a village by the sea’

Park Hyatt Phu Quoc will be the first Park Hyatt resort in Vietnam when it opens on 18 December 2026 across 65 hectares of lotus lakes, paddy fields and 1.7 kilometres of white sand beach

Park Hyatt Phu Quoc is set to open on 18 December 2026 as the first Park Hyatt resort in Vietnam. Located on the island’s southwest coast, the resort spans 65 hectares of lotus lakes, paddy fields and 1.7 kilometres of white sand beach, and is conceived as a contemporary Vietnamese ‘village by the sea’.

Accommodation includes 114 guestrooms and suites, 54 pool villas, and The Manor – an eight-bedroom private residence designed for multigenerational stays with personalised itineraries. The resort is 25 minutes from Phu Quoc International Airport, which receives direct international flights from Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Taipei, Seoul and major Indian cities.

Dining

At the centre of the resort, The Courtyard brings together six dining venues, two infinity pools and a sunset bar. Led by Executive Chef Sheldon Fonseca, the program includes Fisherman’s, a floating restaurant where guests select seafood from a live tank; Herbs & Spice, serving third-generation Vietnamese family recipes; La Maisonette for French Riviera-inspired dining; Pepper Grill, focused on Phu Quoc’s black pepper heritage cooked over an open fire; Pool House & Bar; and the Living Room, dedicated to Vietnamese coffee, cacao and chocolate.

Wellness

SOMA Wellbeing, set beside a lotus lake, is Park Hyatt’s first spa to offer experiences structured around circadian rhythms: movement in the morning, balance through the day and restoration in the evening. Traditional Vietnamese treatments are also offered alongside infrared masks, biotech loungers and compression therapy.

Experiences

Guest activities include joining rice farmers in the paddies, learning open-net fishing, a sunrise lotus blessing and a visit to the Whale Temple. Beyond the resort, Phu Quoc National Park, black pepper farms, traditional fish sauce houses and coral reefs are all accessible from the property, while younger guests can enjoy the Kids’ Village for culinary classes, dance studios and craft workshops.

parkhyattphuquoc.com