Camia Resort & Spa
A 55-room resort on the Ong Lang coast, rated highest for staff at 9.4 and value at 9.2. Duong Dong Market is 6.2km away, so the day ends inside the property — which is exactly the point of choosing it. The constraints are free child stays that end at five and a sloped site that makes moving around harder than it looks.
At a glance
- Official name
- Camia Resort & Spa
- Location & getting around
- Le Thuc Nha Street, Lot 3, Ong Lang Hamlet, Cua Duong Ward, Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam
- Area
- Ong Lang
- Property type
- Resort · 4★
- Guest score
- 9 / 10 · 4,382 reviews
Agoda guest score - Rooms & occupancy
- Villa
- Source: Agoda property information
- 9.0 overall with staff at 9.4 and value at 9.2 across 4,382 reviews
- Only 55 rooms — reviews repeatedly describe it as uncrowded
- Opened 2017, renovated 2025
- Two pools, one of them down by the sea
- 6.2km to Duong Dong Market — nothing walkable outside
- Children stay free only up to age 5; ages 6 to 11 pay a surcharge even on existing bedding
- Reviews note there is no fridge in the room, only a minibar
Location & getting around — 6.2km to the market, 1.3km to a shop
The resort is on the Ong Lang coast in Cua Duong, north of Duong Dong. Two numbers describe it: 6.2km to Duong Dong Market and 1.3km to the nearest convenience store. There is nothing walkable outside the gate, and that is the reason people choose this stretch rather than a drawback of it.
The airport is 13.4km straight-line away, quoted at around 30 minutes by car, and several reviews mention a complimentary airport shuttle. The nearest medical facility is 3.5km away. Reviews put the northern attractions at 20 to 30 minutes, the Duong Dong night market at around 30, and the far south at about an hour. Road works on the southern corridor can push that last figure up.
One number is easy to misread: the 1.8km shown for Ong Lang Beach. That is the distance to the mapped beach point, not to the water. The resort lists a private beach, and reviews describe a pool down by the sea with sunbed food service. Read 1.8km as how far the beach strip’s shops sit, not as how far you walk to the sand. The location score is 8.2, the lowest of the five covered here.
Rooms & occupancy — Deluxe Connecting Room and a two-bedroom villa
The resort opened in 2017 and was renovated in 2025. There are 55 rooms, the smallest property on this list. Check-in is 2pm and check-out is noon.
Rooms run from Deluxe Garden View and Premium Deluxe Ocean View through a Deluxe Connecting Room, then villas: garden view, sea view, beachfront, and a two-bedroom villa with balcony. For three or more people, the connecting room and the two-bedroom villa are the realistic starting points.
The child policy is tighter here than elsewhere. Children stay free only up to age 5; from 6 to 11 a surcharge applies even on existing bedding, set by resort policy rather than a published figure. Resorts that keep stays free to 11 price very differently, so with a child of six or older, check the total on the booking screen.
By traveller type, couples rate it 9.2, families with children 9.0 and solo travellers 8.9. Within the 9.0 overall, staff score 9.4 and value 9.2.

Facilities — two pools and the Camia restaurant
There is a private beach, pools, a spa, gardens, a gym, a kids club and playground, and a restaurant and bar. Rooms are listed with bathtubs, and parking is free.
What recurs in reviews:
- Two pools — one in the middle of the resort and one down by the sea. Reviews describe ordering restaurant food to a sunbed at the seaside pool.
- The Camia restaurant draws consistent praise for its view and sunsets. Views are mentioned positively in 62% of reviews that raise them, and the spa in 65%.
- Landscaping comes up constantly, and at 55 rooms the property is repeatedly described as uncrowded. Several reviews mention effective mosquito control.
There is a longer list of caveats here than at the bigger resorts. Reviews mention no fridge in the room, only a minibar, with ice supplied on request; and a sloped site that makes walking around feel like a hike, with buggies available on call. Others note the lobby and restaurant are not air-conditioned, sound insulation is weak, shower pressure is low, and the gym is small. Breakfast can carry a surcharge depending on the rate, so check what yours includes.

Best for
- Stays where not leaving the property is the plan
- Travellers who want a pool that is not shared with several hundred rooms
- A midpoint base for alternating between the northern parks and town
Not ideal if
- You want to walk out to restaurants or a night market in the evening
- You have children aged 6 or older and are counting on free stays
- You will be moving luggage or a pushchair around the site often
Compared & alternatives — how much quiet do you actually want?
This resort is built on the assumption that you did not come here to go out. If that assumption is wrong, 6.2km stops being peace and starts being friction.
If evenings mean walking out, Seashells Phu Quoc is 230m from the night market — the opposite arrangement. If you want full-scale resort facilities, InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach has 459 rooms and sits 5.9km from the airport.
If the theme parks are the plan, Vinpearl Resort & Spa Phu Quoc is inside that complex; if the cable car and southern islands are, JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay is 2.4km away from the station.
Where Ong Lang sits among the other four areas is set out in Where to Stay in Phu Quoc.
Bottom line — right once you have decided not to leave
Fifty-five rooms and 6.2km to the market tell you what this is. If you want an uncrowded pool and quiet evenings, the conditions line up, and a 9.4 staff score backs that up.
If you plan to eat out, or you are travelling with a child of six or older, run the distances and the pricing first. The slope matters more than it sounds once you are carrying something.
FAQ
Is the beach 1.8km away?
That figure is the distance to the point the booking site marks as Ong Lang Beach, not to the water. The resort lists a private beach, and reviews describe ordering food to a sunbed at the seaside pool. Read 1.8km as the distance to the beach strip's shops and bars rather than to the sand.
How long is the airport transfer?
The airport is 13.4km away, quoted at roughly 30 minutes by car. Several reviews mention using a complimentary airport shuttle. It may depend on the rate you book, so confirm it when you book.
Does it work with children?
There is a kids club and a playground, and families with children rate it 9.0. The pricing is narrower than elsewhere though: children stay free only up to age 5, and from 6 to 11 a surcharge applies even on existing bedding. For larger parties, the Deluxe Connecting Room and the two-bedroom villa are the realistic options.
Where do you eat in the evening?
On site, in practice. Duong Dong Market is 6.2km away and the nearest convenience store 1.3km, with no walkable restaurant strip. Reviews rate the resort restaurant's view and sunsets highly, while also noting it is not cheap.
Other stays in this city
- Seashells Phu Quoc
230m to the night market, 120m to Duong Dong market. On an island where almost every hotel needs a car for dinner, this one does not — but the beach in front is short.
- JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay
The closest of these five to the cable car, and the highest-rated for service. It also faces south-east, so the sun does not set over the water here.
- Vinpearl Resort & Spa Phu Quoc
Inside the northern complex, with a free shuttle linking the parks. If the parks are the trip, nothing shortens the day more — but the airport is 25.3km away.
- InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach
The shortest airport transfer of the five areas, and ocean-view residences with two or three bedrooms. What you give up is the ability to walk anywhere at all.