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SPA EXPERIENCE PACKAGE

We all deserve a little ‘me’ time. Crowne Plaza Phu Quoc Starbay is the perfect place to spoil yourself with a Spa Experience at Hoa Sim Spa to nurture your body and soul.
Rates start from: VND 3,290,000++/night/room including:
- Buffet breakfast for 02 adults & 02 kids under 12yrs.
- 60-minute massage treatments at Hoa Sim spa for 02 persons per day. Various treatments for your choice in our spa collection (except facial massage).
- Complimentary upgrade to the next room category.
- Complimentary scheduled airport shuttle bus.
T&C:
- Reservations need to be reserved 03 days in advance & Airport shuttle buses need to be reserved 12 hours in advance.
- Room to upgrade is subject to availability.
Valid until 30 December, 2022.
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Located in the elegant resort of Bai Dai, a beautiful beach in the North West coast of Phu Quoc. Crowne Plaza Phu Quoc Starbay is a premium contemporary address featuring 308 stylish rooms, suites and villas. Resort guests will have the choice of two distinctive restaurants, relax at the Hoa Sim Spa, and stay in shape with a state-of-the-art gym. The design led meeting and events rooms will provide a focal point for the perfect meeting or social event.
For more information or to make reservations, please call (+84) 297 3683 999 or email: reservations.cppq@ihg.com
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