Butterfly Rose Beach Resort Phú Quốc Francophone

Just a lovely place to spend quiet time. Staff very helpful and caring. Room facing the sea was beyond my expectation. Two wonderful ladies preparing food of good quality through the day. Host, Aline would always on hand if you needed any advice/help. 11 out of 10, can't wait to stay at Butterfly Rose again. Happy memories.

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The property was very clean and exceptionally well maintained. It’s quite literally in the middle of nowhere, far from any tourist areas in Phu Quoc, so that’s something to be aware of. For the right traveler, though, this is exactly the appeal—if you’re looking to relax, disconnect, and escape crowds and noise, this place is ideal. The owner is extremely friendly and genuinely cares about making your stay as comfortable as possible. The rooms and facilities are spotless, and the overall service is excellent. That said, the location is quite isolated. The nearest village is about a 15-minute scooter ride away, and there are no supermarkets nearby—just a few small local shops for basic snacks and drinks. If you’re looking for nightlife or social activities, you’ll need to go elsewhere. This is more of a retreat than a typical hotel. It offers private access to the water, though not a traditional beach—you reach the sea via a pier and a small ladder. The area is clean, quiet, and exclusively for guests. There were very few visitors during my stay, which made it a perfect place to truly unwind and disconnect.

There weren’t many things I didn’t like, and to be fair, most of them aren’t really related to the property itself. One issue is the condition of the sea. The water isn’t muddy—it’s actually quite clear—but during my stay there was often a noticeable amount of debris floating on the surface. Most of it was natural, like seaweed and vegetation, but there was also some plastic and other waste. The owner does her best to keep the area clean, but things like seaweed and currents are obviously beyond her control. The conditions also vary from day to day—sometimes the water is cleaner, sometimes less so—but you should expect some floating debris most of the time. Another point is the location. The property is quite isolated, which can be a downside if you plan to visit attractions like VinWonders, the cable car, or Sunset Town, as getting there by scooter takes a considerable amount of time. Food options are also limited. There’s no GrabFood delivery in the area, so you’ll mostly be eating at the resort’s restaurant. There is one nearby option—Rory’s Bar, about a 10-minute walk away—but beyond that, there aren’t many alternatives, which can feel limiting during a longer stay.

OK the room was nice and clean with great view.Very friendly manager.

Unfortunately there was building work next door and there is absolutely no beach.It is very isolated and the menu wasn't all available. I ordered a dish that was just dry pork no sauce as described.The food was really horrible. Breakfast was fine but the rest was not.