Resorts in Phi Phi Islands

"This is a really great hotel! The bungalows are nestled in the jungle, some with sea views and some without, due to the abundance of trees in front of them. There's a wonderful little beach right in front of the restaurant, complete with comfy beanbag loungers. Plenty of shade too. Breakfast is served with a sea view, just 10 meters from the water. The canopy bed is incredibly soft, and they provide pajamas for two guests. The shower even has air conditioning, which isn't always a given! While the bungalows aren't brand new, they are incredibly cozy. There's a hammock outside, and handmade wooden tables and chairs. Important note: the property is quite large. It took us about 7-10 minutes to walk to the beach and restaurant via steps and paths. This might not be suitable for people with small children or mobility issues. In the evenings, lizards scurry across the roof and outer walls; they can be quite loud and rustle around. Although they don't get inside, they live between the wooden boards of the house and terrace, and the sounds can be quite startling to some."

"This is a fabulous place to stay. It’s tucked away in the corner of a beautiful beach so it’s peaceful and chilled but still walking distance (5mins) to the main shops, cafes, bars and harbour of PhiPhi. The bamboo huts are very solid and appeared to be really well sealed so no bugs getting in and excellent at holding the cool air from the air conditioner inside. Very comfy bed, soft bed linen, good pillows, bathrobes, bottled water and good quality toiletries all provided. Gorgeous bathroom with great showers. Welcome drink and snacks provided in the room. The breakfast buffet was incredible- so much choice and everything was delicious. We also ate lunch here one day and dinner here one night and both were delicious, The swim up pool bar was a real treat with happy hour 2 for one cocktails from 3-5 as well as delicious smoothies ice cream and made to order sushi available. The pool is stunning of with plenty of sunbeds and umbrellas. Pool towels supplied. Also possible to hire canoes and stand up paddle boards to take out on the bay. (1 hour included for free for all guests). The staff were lovely at all times. A delight to deal with at all times. Lastly yes you can hear the noise from the bar across the bay in the evenings from 10 to 2:30 am but the resort supplies ear plugs and we all slept perfectly fine every night. If you are sensitive to noise maybe bring some noise blocking ear plugs but don’t let that be the reason you miss out on staying in this stunning resort."

"Deluxe Room: Quite basic, a bit dated, and there was a lot of mold in the bathroom. BUT! Good soundproofing, a new air conditioner, a quiet location, and the pool is large and clean with spacious grounds. There's even a horse you can feed! Excellent value for money. 👍"

"When you arrive at the pier, look for staff in red uniforms holding the hotel's name; they can help with your luggage. 👍 The room had neatly folded elephant towels. 👍 The air conditioning in the room was quite noisy, and I could hear the music from the bar outside. It's a non-refundable booking, so make sure to consider that carefully 🙉 especially if you book an expensive room, as there might be cheaper ones available later."

"The hotel is in a nice location, a little bit further away from the main town but nice and quiet with its own section of beach. The huts themselves are nice and have easy access to the sea if you want to swim in there. Sadly our stay wasn’t great, everything in the hut felt sticky and not that clean to the point that we didn’t really want to walk around without footwear. The duvet didn’t have a cover on it which wasn’t great. You can hear everything from the huts around you and we had a loud neighbour that would be talking loudly in the middle of the night and just to top it off we had to get multiple cockroaches removed from our room which really wasn’t what we were expecting from somewhere which was quite expensive for Thailand standards. I can’t say I would stay again or I would recommend this accommodation."

"I stayed for 6 nights and experienced three different room types. I stayed twice in a partial sea view villa, which I think might be the most suitable room type at the resort. The layout is quite reasonable, the facilities have been maintained, and there was little to no odor in the restroom. The location is elevated, offering absolutely stunning views. The beach is very clean, and the seawater is crystal clear. It’s a great place to quietly relax and unwind. The overall environment is lovely, situated at the southernmost tip of Long Beach. It's mostly hotel guests, with few outside visitors, making it much quieter compared to Koh Phi Phi. The front desk service was excellent; you can request a car anytime, and they are quite efficient. The restaurant supervisor, Jingdan, speaks Chinese. He is very humble, warm, and helpful. I asked him to help me find a cardboard box for packing, and he patiently assisted until he found a suitable one. When I couldn't find some items, he also enthusiastically helped me search, which was very heartwarming. There's also another beach behind the mountain with very few tourists; it's worth checking out. Drawbacks: Transportation to go out is inconvenient. To leave, you need to take a small boat, which costs 100 baht per person one way during the day and 150 baht at night. Considering this, I ended up eating all my meals at the hotel restaurant. The food tasted good, and I enjoyed it. The rooms are built along the mountain, and the slope is quite steep. Walking up and down can be difficult, so for the elderly or those with mobility issues, this place might not be the best choice. Although the hotel offers shuttle service, it still felt inconvenient."

"Great location if you’re looking for peace and quiet away from the crowds. If you miss the hustle and bustle or want to visit the clubs, you can take a private taxi boat to Tonsai for about 1,000 THB one way. We stayed in the Ocean Sunset Room. Just a heads-up: it’s located on a hill, about a 10-minute walk from the beach. Hotel has free buggy shuttle between 6:00-22:00. However, it's the perfect spot for sunset lovers since you can't actually see the sunset from the beach itself. Great value for couples! The private pool offers total privacy (perfect for swimming naked! :) )and an amazing view of the sun going down. The room was spacious and clean with a nice balcony, but it felt a bit dated. The main issue was the water pressure in the shower - it was extremely low, which was disappointing considering the price. Breakfast was okay, pretty standard. If you’re looking for a great meal nearby, check out a local restaurant called 'Banyan' -delicious food, fair prices, and excellent service."

"I booked the most expensive room type. The first room they gave me was a connecting room (with a door in between), and the door felt very flimsy and unsafe. So, I asked to switch. The second room I got still had a building in front of it, blocking about a third of the P1 view. On top of that, the toilet was clogged. The hotel refused to let me change rooms again, claiming they were fully booked for the day (don't they assign rooms on a first-come, first-served basis? Or do they pre-allocate them?). Yet, I noticed the two rooms next to mine were empty for two consecutive nights (P2). What a rip-off! They claim to offer shuttle service, but I didn't get to use it. When I got off the boat, there was no sign of anyone. I missed the previous shuttle and had to wait an hour. I ended up dragging my suitcase across the beach myself, which was hot and exhausting. The hotel also doesn't provide a schedule; you only find out when you arrive. When I complained at the front desk, the two staff members (a man and a woman) were whispering to each other with their heads down. That's very unprofessional! I suggest they put the shuttle schedule online so guests can plan their island arrival times better. Aside from all that, the scenery and sea view are excellent. The sand right outside the hotel is like flour, very fine. There are two beaches where you can swim. It's not far to go to town for food or to Long Beach for snorkeling, so the location is great. You can also see monkeys 🐒 at the hotel. A special shout-out to the porters; they were very helpful!"

"This was a wonderful place to stay. Amazing views and friendly staff. Great breakfast buffet (if you get the choice, it's worth signing up for it). Cats roaming the property and island; great if you're a cat lover like me- if not, no worries, they pretty much leave you alone unless you seek their attention. The only drawback I have is that no matter how many people stay in the room, you get only one key. This is because the key is inserted into a ”socket: that powers the air and lights. Conservation is important for resources on the island. They will, however, let your other roomies in any time, day or night, by stopping by the front desk. If you're not used to it, be aware that Thai beds in general are very firm. Not much padding."

"It takes about an hour to get to Phi Phi Island from Phuket Royal Marina by the hotel's speedboat. The hotel front desk staff doesn't speak any Chinese, so you'll need to communicate entirely in English. You can book your return transportation when you check in. The hotel environment is very nice, the staff are all very polite, and the rooms are clean. The only downside is the excessive number of mosquitoes! Be sure to bring your own mosquito repellent! Also, bring some mosquito patches, as there are many mosquitoes outdoors too! The hotel has a Western restaurant, a buffet restaurant, a Thai restaurant, etc. The food quality is generally mediocre, and the prices are not cheap. The Thai restaurant is halfway up the hill, requires reservations, and it's dark with lots of mosquitoes, so I don't recommend going there. For the return trip, I'm not sure why we shared a boat with guests from three other hotels along the way. There were a lot of people and luggage, and it was very crowded. My boyfriend and I sat together, and some white ”mean girls” commented that we were selfish and didn't understand why we didn't sit separately to maintain balance... but no other couples on the boat were sitting separately. Since we were the only two Chinese people, it's hard not to suspect discrimination."