Viet Nam hotel

Mango Bay Resort - Room
All rooms and bungalows have open sea views and offer mosquito nets, overhead fans, al fresco bathrooms, and solar powered hot water. Breakfast at Mango Bay is included in room charges and includes coffee or tea, baguette with butter and jam and a fruit plate.

Mango Bay Resort - Room Type

Five "Verandah rooms"- the Verandah is a large wooden and shaded area, built from 60 year-old seasoned timber. The Verandah rooms are more communal in nature and look out under the shadow of coconut palms onto the sea. Cotton mosquito nets and ceiling fans. All have private bathrooms, one of which is outdoors.

Three fishermen’s bungalows- these are traditional Phu Quoc fishermen’s houses, transported and reassembled individually. They make spacious rooms, suitable for families. All have outside bathrooms, natural wooden decks and four-poster beds draped with cotton mosquito nets cooled by ceiling fans.

Eight rammed earth bungalows- solid cool rammed earth walls, leaf thatched roofs and spacious decks. All are equipped with ceiling fans, four-poster beds draped with cotton mosquito nets and wooden furniture. Outdoor bathrooms with solar powered hot water look straight out into jungle.

Mango Bay Resort - Room Amenities
- Mosquito nets
- Ceiling fans
- Al fresco bathrooms
- Solar powered hot water.

Mango Bay Resort - Restaurants and Bars

Mango Bay’s restaurant - sits right on the sea, atop smooth rocks against which the waves gently lap. The restaurant is casual, open air, built on a large tree frame, with leaf-thatched roof, rammed earth walls and hand-finished aggregate floor. Can sit 40 with ease and comfort. Serving seafood based menu, fresh fruit shakes, ice-cold beers as well as the best wine selection.

Beach bar - more casual atmosphere with a pool table for late afternoon cocktails after a long swim, snorkel or walk.

Mango Bay Resort - Other Facilities
- Safety Deposit Boxes
- Bicycle Hire
- Canoeing
- Fishing

Mango Bay Resort - Location
Mango Bay is conveniently located close to the airport (15 minutes by motorbike, 25 by car) but far enough from the hustle and bustle of the island’s main town to retain a “desert island” feeling.