2-Star Hotels in Phi Phi Islands

Located just a few minutes' walk from Tonsai Pier, tucked away in a small alley, the hostel is next to a bar, though you can hear a bit of noise at night. They offer free coffee, water, bananas, cookies, and toast. Breakfast is a simple option for those who aren't picky. The women's rooms are on the second floor, each with a separate access card, so security is not an issue. The blackout curtains are very effective at blocking out light, so you can leave your own light on without disturbing others. The beds are large, and there are lockers and safes for luggage. Hair dryers are also provided. The toilet and shower are inside the room, separated by a door, so showering late won't disturb others. Air conditioning is on all day. My only regret is the lack of a drying area and the absence of air conditioning in the common area/lounge; you have to go inside the room to use the air conditioning. Otherwise, it's perfect, and the staff are very friendly! I highly recommend this place.

On the positive side, there's a pool, but there are so many mosquitoes flying around that it's impossible to swim in peace. The rooms are spacious, and the beds are big 👍. However, in our room, there were tons of ants! They were running from the bathroom straight under the bed, where old food scraps (apple, cheese) were left lying around. The cleaning is poor. It's clear they only mop the center of the floor, not bothering to look under the bed. Hair clumps were everywhere. The fridge was dirty. And the most disappointing thing is that the water pressure is just a trickle; don't expect a strong shower here.

Awesome find. So close to the pier. Was easy once I got off the speedboat, grabbed a McDonald’s and was a 2 min walk. Was greeted at the desk by judee. What a god send. She told me all the places to visit, eat and explore. She has so much knowledge. I booked a island trip through her. She helped me so much. I also booked my ferry to krabi through her and she even walked me to the pier to make sure I got on. I booked extra night there. Air con in the room. Hot shower most of the time. Quiet area at night which was a bonus. Judee never forgets a name. I was mr Nick.. I don’t know how she does it. What a delight she is.

Very dirty room, the curtains are all stained, the floors are not washed. There is no partition/curtain in the shower, so everything is flooded with water, and there are also no shelves in the bathroom (taking a shower was very inconvenient and disgusting) The bed linen has stains and holes (we hope that the stains just haven’t been washed out..) The mattress is uncomfortable. The location is good (but we didn’t find it right away, Google maps doesn’t build the route correctly) There is a slight climb up the steps. The view from the room is wonderful! Beach towels were issued upon request at the reception, water also had to be asked each time (the room was not replenished) Cleaning upon request (but in fact only bed linen is replaced) There is a kettle, but to boil it you need to use the outlet near the bed. It’s better to walk along the coast to Long Beach, it takes about 30-40 minutes (do not follow the route Google Maps builds - it leads through the mountain)

This was my first time staying in a hostel alone while traveling solo because I wanted to make new friends. I’m so glad I found this place! The room was clean, with two bunk beds (four beds in total) and a private bathroom with a shower inside. The hostel is not far from the center of Phi Phi, but far enough that you won’t hear party music while sleeping. As a guest, you can also join the parties and activities at Slumber Party Hostel, which is really fun! The staff are incredibly friendly, kind, and helpful! Especially Su, Pan, Lyn, and Cem. Thank you all for making my stay so comfortable and memorable. And a big thanks to my roommate Luca for keeping me company and exploring together. Highly recommend this hostel, I would definitely stay here again! 💖 Love, Jessica 💖

Had an awesome stay at Slumber Party Phi Phi! The vibe is super fun, staff are friendly, and it’s a great spot to meet people. I stayed in a private room and the bed was really comfortable, plus everything was clean and well kept. The location is ideal—close to town, the beach, and just a short walk to Slinky bar. Felt very safe with big lockers in the dorms and the option to leave valuables with staff. The on-site bar has good drink specials, and there are plenty of food options nearby. Bonus points for the little pool with a waterslide—such a fun touch! Highly recommend.

Pillows are so comfy amazing location only downside was there’s nobody carrying your stuff through town for you but for the sake of a 10 minute walk total to the pier I loved this hotel I will stay again when I’m back in phi phi

The hotel is good for the price. The rooms are small and tired, but some are being renovated. Some rooms have windows facing out, but unfortunately, ours faced the hallway and stuck a little when closed. For those who don't like staying in hotels while on vacation, this is a perfect option. It's clean, the shower works well, the bed is comfortable, and the location is also great (5 minutes from the sea). There are great bars and shops nearby, and you can buy excursions at the entrance. There were no disturbing noises at night.

The rooms are clean, suitable for sleeping and working in tourist areas, near tourist attractions, the price is not high, the reception provides tourist information as well.

Was nice being located rightb in the center but in the same time this brought a lot of noise in the night, i was hearing music and people till late in the night soo sometimes was a bit difficult to fell asleep. The room looks nice, air con is life saver. We encountered problems with the electricity in our room, it was stopping and starting again and again stopping so it was really annoying. The owner gave us the room next to us for the second night and there we had problems with the air con as we couldn’t stop it unless we disconnected the key and shot down the electricity. Oh, and there are stairs to get to the rooms, for people who don’t want this.