Mo House Phu Quoc – Local Homestay

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Mơ House is a small home on a hill in Khu Pho 12, Duong Dong, right next to the national park of Phu Quoc.
Mơ is not a hotel. It is a home that is actually lived in.

When staying at Mơ, you will share some common living spaces with the hosts — a Vietnamese family with two young boys, aged 5 and 2.

This means that from time to time, you may hear children playing, see us cooking in the kitchen, or simply come across our everyday family life. If you enjoy a warm, lived-in home and natural interaction with local life, you may feel very comfortable here.

If you are looking for complete privacy, absolute silence, or prefer not to stay around young children, Mơ may not be the right place for you.

Mơ currently has only three guest rooms, keeping the house small and personal.

🌿 Living with nature

We live close to the forest, so plants, birds and insects are naturally part of life here.

You may see a bird in the garden, a cat stopping by, or occasionally encounter a tiny six-legged visitor inside the house.

We don't try to completely separate Mơ from nature.

🍳 Shared Kitchen

The kitchen is an important part of life at Mơ.

You are welcome to cook your own meals, make coffee, chat with others and use herbs and vegetables from our garden when available.

The kitchen is shared, so we kindly ask everyone to clean up after cooking and leave things as they were found.

🌱 A different way of living

We try to keep things simple and reduce unnecessary consumption:

Natural enzyme-based cleaning products.
Cocoon vegan-certified toiletries.
Laundry washed with Terra Wash and preferably sun-dried.
Minimal use of single-use plastic.
Durable materials and everyday items chosen for long-term use.

Mơ is not a perfect eco-retreat, and we don't try to be one.

It is simply the way we choose to live a little more lightly.

🌳 While staying at Mơ

You can cook, garden, walk through the forest, visit the beach, watch the sunset, or simply sit somewhere and do nothing.

Mơ is for people who enjoy slow living, nature, simple things and sharing a little everyday life with others.

If you are looking for hotel-style facilities and services, Mơ may disappoint you.

But if you want to experience what it feels like to stay in a real home — welcome home.