Rova Hotel Phu Quoc

I will say right away that there is no beach in the city (the one that is there is for walking and decorative purposes) and if you want to swim, then the best way is to go from the square at the cable car landing to the neighboring town on Khem beach. The bus is free, starts running at 8 every half hour, the journey takes about 7 minutes. There is a break during the day, when buses run every hour. In the evening, we left the beach at 16.30. The hotel is located on a quiet street with beautiful views (we did not see the sea, but the hotel has rooms with sea views). It is a 7-minute walk to the cable car and the bus stop. The same distance to the night market, where there is a variety of food in the evenings. The room is advertised as having a kitchen, but in reality there is only a kettle, a refrigerator and a stove (there is no microwave to heat up something bought, because you cannot heat up on the stove due to the lack of a frying pan). There are cutlery, plates, bowls, a saucepan, cups. They put tea, coffee and water daily, as well as all the consumables in the bathroom. There is no sponge for washing dishes and detergent. There is a cafe on the first floor, for breakfast and lunch you can eat noodles for 50 thousand dong (220 rubles), in the evening everything they have is quite expensive and it is better to either eat at the night market by the embankment, or go to the local village outside the city, which is what we did. It should be taken into account that after 9 pm there is a fireworks show on the embankment and it is useless to go to bed earlier, the noise is over the whole city, by 10 pm it all ends.