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Bo Resort

A refreshing splash of colour

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Photo of Bo Resort, Ong Lang Beach, Phu Quoc Island. , Phu Quoc Island
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The lush jungle hillside of Bo Resort conceals a variety of inviting and creatively decorated wooden bungalows. Rooms are slightly bohemian, with beaded curtains in the doorways, brightly painted doors, and blue and yellow window frames. They're light and roomy, with spacious decks, comfy beds, and spotless bathrooms. There's an airy beachfront restaurant, though one guest complained that the menu isn't particularly exciting -- it looked ok to us, but considering that you're a fair hike to any other restaurants, it could have been better. Our only real complaint is that staff seemed a little less than pleased to help us, and they weren't particularly eager to give us any information.

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Ong Lang Beach, Phu Quoc Island. T: (077) 3986 142, (0913)640 520
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What we were quoted*

Type of room	Low season	High season	Notes
Deluxe bungalow	30 USD	40 USD	1st row
Beachfront bungalow	35 USD	45 USD
Bungalow fan private b'room	25 USD	35 USD	Less $5 for back row

* Travelfish researchers visit and review properties on an anonymous basis. By that we mean they show up, in person, and pretend to be either be a potential guest, or somebody looking for a room for a friend or relative. Where possible the researcher will inspect at least a couple of rooms. The rates you see above are what either the desk staff told us they were, or what were in the brochure when they just told us to quit bugging them and look in the brochure. For mid-range hotels and up, always shop around online for a competitive rate. Click here to find out more about what makes Travelfish different with regards our accommodation reviews.

Added to Travelfish on: 5th September, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 23rd November, 2008

Bo Resort reviews

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Food was great - 5th January, 2008
We stayed over Xmas break so it was busy with many families -- as such it wasn't as quiet and serene as we expected -- however the food and service was spectacular and likely it would have been exactly what we had been looking for at other times of the year.

Bo Resort reviewed by carolyns on 5th January, 2008, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 12/2007
Total reviews submitted: 5.
carolyns also reviewed: Canh Tien, Ha An Hotel, Miss Loi, Rosy Guest House.

Calm and Relaxing - 20th October, 2006
We stayed a week (and left the resort only once), and could have easily stayed a month! We came to get away from, the crowds and found a slice of paradise complete with hillside gardens down to the beach. Great food, cozy bungalows and is worth the bumpy ride out from town.

Bo Resort reviewed by mande on 20th October, 2006, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 10/2006
Total reviews submitted: 2.
mande also reviewed: Golden Banana Bed and Breakfast.

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