Visit Phu Quoc Island for the second time, just for the most beautiful JW Marriott in the world (one of the best)

Visit Phu Quoc Island for the second time, just for the most beautiful JW Marriott in the world (one of the best) Second brush with JW Marriott Phu Quoc Island, still amazing. This JW is suitable for staying here again and again, as the color of the rooms is different every time. There are apple green, turquoise, Tiffany blue, golden sand yellow, ruby ​​red... and some colors that I can't even name. Dopamine colors really make people feel comfortable. - Master Bill Bensley gives the hotel a fictional narrative. The hotel was formerly known as Universite Lamarck. The school enrolled students from 1880 to 1940. But then the university was forced to close, mothball, and suspend. Many buildings were also abandoned and destroyed due to disrepair. Later, classrooms became guest rooms, offices became common areas, and the ancient mushroom mycology laboratory became the stunning Chanterelle Spa. Even the great-great-grandson of the dean of Lamarck University was invited back to serve as the new dean. This is my favorite "university" in the world, and it is also my favorite JW Marriott in the world. Not only are the rooms different, but each building is also a completely different color. Pink Pearl is French Fine Dinning, and everything from the architecture to the interior is covered in a dreamy and magnificent pink. The hotel lobby is in black and white and has a high-end feel. The goose yellow SPA is inspired by Alice in Wonderland. The Department of Chemistry Bar on the beach is a chemistry laboratory. The staff wear white coats and chemical formulas and reagents can be seen everywhere. French &Co. is the hotel's coffee shop and bakery. How can a hotel have such a beautiful cafe? It’s so good it’s unreal.