KHOI NGUYEN Investment Holdings (KNI Group) has officially inaugurated AMÉRYS Hotel Phu Quoc, located within the Marina Square Complex in Duong Bao, Phu Quoc, Vietnam. The property is managed by the German luxury hospitality brand Private Palace Hotels & Resorts.

According to the announcement, the hotel targets international family travel with flexible suites, what it describes as the island's largest kids' club, and premium senior longevity therapies.

Positioning Around Multi-Generational Travel

AMÉRYS Hotel Phu Quoc arrives as, in the company's framing, elite travellers shift away from isolated luxury toward multi-generational family reconnections. The announcement states that high-net-worth individuals from key regional markets — including Taiwan region, Hong Kong SAR, Singapore and broader Southeast Asia — are actively prioritising journeys that accommodate grandparents, parents and children collectively.

The resort is described as engineered specifically for multi-generational travel, resolving traditional hospitality limits by offering individual privacy alongside communal spaces intended to encourage family bonding, holistic healing and active wellness across all age brackets.

Architecture: "Ocean Warmth"

Designed by the Japanese firm Raymond Architectural Design Office, the 113-room hotel features a structural philosophy named “Ocean Warmth”. Raymond's design team utilised flowing interior lines, open-air atriums, and structural alignment with natural light and sea breezes.

The architecture is presented as a living conduit inviting family members to harmonise together. By dissolving boundaries between the built environment and the coastal ecosystem, the property is said to instil a sense of warm belonging, evoking the feeling of returning home. Materials include sustainable wood elements, alongside structural acoustics intended to shield sleeping chambers from external noise.

"Designed for Togetherness"

Speaking at the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Ms. Nguyen Thi Kieu Oanh, Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of KNI Group, set out the foundational vision:

"True luxury is no longer merely about gold-leafed lobbies; it is about the preservation of time and the creation of shared memories. Guided by our core philosophy, 'Designed for Togetherness,' we have painstakingly conceptualized a sophisticated, multi-generational environment at AMÉRYS Hotel Phu Quoc. Here, traditional divides between age groups are gently dissolved. Every family member can discover their personal sanctuary to rest, think, and heal, while remaining seamlessly connected to their loved ones to build lifelong memories."

Mr. Daniel Hutter, Managing Director of Private Palace Hotels (Germany), said he was proud to introduce the brand's European hospitality standards to Phu Quoc:

"On behalf of Private Palace Hotels & Resorts across Europe and Asia, it is a profound honor to stand before you today. This property stands as a living, breathing sanctuary for travelers from around the world. To KNI Group, I wish to extend our deepest gratitude. You did not just build a premium piece of real estate; you created a meaningful space where beautiful memories will be cherished for decades to come. We promise to honor that trust every single day. Today is merely the opening chapter of our story, and I am entirely confident that the finest chapters of AMÉRYS Hotel Phu Quoc are still ahead."

Three Pillars of Cross-Generational Care

According to Mr. Karim Klaa, General Manager of AMÉRYS Hotel Phu Quoc, the resort's services and operational systems are structured into three dedicated pillars of cross-generational care.

Multi-Generational Living and Flexible Accommodation

The resort features a matrix of rooms designed to scale based on family size, ranging from standard rooms to specialised multi-bedroom spaces, including the Grand Family Presidential Suite. Rooms feature heavy-acoustic connecting door systems, allowing extended families to book multiple adjoining rooms and convert separate spaces into one large family suite where grandparents, parents and children enjoy distinct privacy under a single footprint.

Elite Youth Development and the Azuria Kids' Club

Encompassing 500 square meters, the Azuria Kids' Club is described as the island's largest fully air-conditioned children's club in the luxury segment, moving away from passive digital screens toward creative, sensory and culturally grounded activities. Looking forward, KNI Group will introduce summer camp collaborations with Ardingly College Vietnam (ACVN), the British-standard boarding school, bringing Ardingly's Pastoral Care framework to the resort for mind-body-spirit development.

Senior Wellness, Rejuvenation and Longevity Care

In alignment with Genki House, a Japanese-standard eldercare ecosystem, senior guests enjoy access to non-drug therapies, traditional medicine consultations and physical recovery regimens. This is integrated with the Les Sens Spa, featuring Hot and Cold Sauna therapies, Steam Baths, and a traditional Japanese Ganban Hot Stone Therapy room using volcanic stone slabs intended to provide deep tissue detoxification and muscle relief.

Gastronomy and the Phu Quoc Setting

Culinary experiences at CAYA Restaurant feature a “Gastronomy Gallery” concept blending local Vietnamese heritage with European techniques. CAYA provides customisable family menus, preparing nutrient-dense, low-sodium dishes for seniors, locally caught seafood for parents, and organic options for children. For casual gatherings, the resort features the Ora Lounge alongside a dedicated Sports Bar and musical tea room for evening entertainment.

The choice of Phu Quoc Island is described as strategic. Known as the “Pearl Island,” it offers a gentle tropical climate, fine white sand and calm waters. Phu Quoc sits at the geographic centre of Southeast Asia, with direct flight connections to regional transit hubs including Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok. The Vietnamese government grants 100% visa-free entry status for all international tourists visiting Phu Quoc for up to 30 days.

Inaugural Packages

The resort also offers the “Phu Quoc Race Week Escape” package from VND 2,646,000++ per night, valid for stays concurrent with the IRONMAN 70.3 Phu Quoc event from November 10 to 18, 2026, providing athlete breakfast boxes, recovery massages and flexible late check-out.

About the Investor

KNI Group was established in 2022 as the successor to KNE Group, founders of the Canada International School network in Ho Chi Minh City. It operates under the corporate mission “Sustainable Development for Humanity”. Its portfolio spans luxury hospitality (AMÉRYS Hotel), global education (Ardingly College Vietnam in Lao Cai offering the OxfordAQA curriculum and British boarding standards), and senior longevity (Genki House in Ho Chi Minh City providing Japanese-style elder day care and memory therapies).