1-Bedroom Apartments in Phu Quoc

Three key differences: (1) A separate bedroom with a door, so you can shut yourself in and sleep while your partner works in the living room. (2) A full kitchen with an oven, a large fridge and a dishwasher instead of a kitchenette. (3) More space, 40-60 m2 instead of 25-40 m2. The price is $10/night higher (from $25 instead of $15), but for stays longer than a week the difference in comfort is enormous. Most couples and freelancers who try both end up choosing the 1-bedroom.

Yes, for a couple with one child up to 5 years old. A baby cot is provided free of charge on request and is placed in the bedroom next to the parents' bed. The pull-out sofa in the living room can serve as an extra sleeping place for an older child. The full kitchen lets you prepare baby food, porridge and purees. A washing machine is indispensable with a child. For a family with two children or children over 7, we recommend a 2-bedroom apartment with a separate kids' room.

Yes, it is a full kitchen: a 4-burner stove (gas or induction), an oven for baking and roasting, a large 200+ litre fridge with a freezer, a microwave, a kettle and a toaster. Tableware for 4-6 people: plates, mugs, glasses, cutlery, 3 pots of different sizes, 2 frying pans, a baking tray, cutting boards and a knife set. You can cook full lunches and dinners, from simple pasta to fish from the market baked in the oven. The Duong Dong night market is the perfect place to buy fresh seafood ($3-5 per portion) and cook it at home.

The 1-bedroom is the best option for remote workers among our apartments. Fibre-optic WiFi at 50+ Mbps is stable enough for Zoom, Google Meet and streaming at the same time. The desk with a comfortable chair and a desk lamp is in the living room, which is separated from the bedroom by a door. That means you can work in the living room while your partner rests in the bedroom (or the other way around). Work at the desk in the morning, take the laptop to the balcony in the afternoon, and in the evening the living room turns into a home cinema with a 43-55" Smart TV. Many guests run 2-3 hours of video calls a day without any connection issues.

For stays of 3 months or more, from $400/month in low season (May-October). That is $13/day for a complete apartment with a separate bedroom, a full kitchen, a washing machine and a pool. In high season (November-April) it is from $550/month. For 6 months, from $370/month. For comparison: a 1-bedroom apartment in a similar complex in Bangkok costs $500-700/month and in Bali $450-600/month. Phu Quoc wins on price with comparable quality of housing and far fewer tourist crowds.

It depends on your priorities: Long Beach (from $25/night) if you want the beach within walking distance, sunsets and restaurants. Ong Lang (from $22/night) if you want quiet, nature and a calm beach. Grand World (from $28/night) if you want entertainment and infrastructure. Duong Dong (from $22/night) if you want the lowest budget, the night market and an authentic atmosphere. Our recommendation for freelancers is Duong Dong (cheap and everything close by). For couples on holiday, Long Beach (beach and sunsets).

Most 1-bedrooms have a pull-out sofa in the living room that converts into a proper sleeping place for 1 adult or 2 children. The maximum comfortable occupancy is 3 adults (2 in the bedroom + 1 on the sofa) or 2 adults + 1-2 children. If you need more space, we recommend a 2-bedroom (4-5 guests).