Ko Phi Phi

Laem Thong

Haad Laem Thong (Palm Beach) is the most remote of the remote beaches, but also one of the most developed, with several large resorts filling the surrounding hills. At the same time, a small community of Chao Ko still live here and run shops and food stalls that charge Thai prices right alongside the overpriced resorts. A school is located here right smack in the middle of the Natural Resort, so there's still lots of local life going on. The beach is one of the island's best. It's great at high tide and big enough to accommodate large numbers of people in high season without too much crowding. The 600 baht one-way price tag on a long boat transfer puts off most people from a casual visit, but this is one of the beaches to head to if you have a desire to be far from the maddening crowd.

Luxury
over 8,000B
90%
1 vote
 

Zeavola Hotel - Recommended, if you can afford it!
11 Moo 8, Laem Thong, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 627 000; F: (075) 627 025
The Zeavola could be the poster child for ecologically-friendly luxury development on Phi Phi. Accommodation is so discreetly situated you don't even know it's there when passing by on the beach. All ... Zeavola Hotel complete profile

Toprange
4,000B to 8,000B
85%
1 vote
 

Holiday Inn Phi Phi Island - A good family vacation spot
Moo 8, Laem Thong, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 627 300; F: (075) 627 397
We know what you're thinking. There's a Holiday Inn a couple miles from where you live, out on the highway. You never stay there, why would you stay here? Well, because this one really is quite ... Holiday Inn Phi Phi Island complete profile

Toprange
4,000B to 8,000B
60%
1 vote
 

P.P. Erawan Palms Dive Resort - Perhaps a good deal for a long stay
Moo 8, Laem Thong, Ko Phi Phi
T: (076) 957 246; F: (076) 236 355
A poorer relation to the nearby Holiday Inn, the Erawan offers 26 spacious, decent rooms with TVs, mini bars, and so-so bathrooms, with good porches attached. A pool, spa and a dive shop are also on ... P.P. Erawan Palms Dive Resort complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
50%
1 vote
 

Phi Phi Natural Resort - Friendly but aging
Moo 8 Laem Thong
T: (075) 613 010-1; F: (075) 613 000
Natural Resort, which surrounds the local primary school, is in a decidedly natural, if somewhat overgrown setting. Other forces of nature are at work here as well -- the natural tendency for things ... Phi Phi Natural Resort complete profile

Ao Lo Bakao

Home to a single resort, Phi Phi Island Village, Ao Lo Bakao is one of Ko Phi Phi's more stunning stretches of sand. Quiet most of the time, Ao Lo Bakao is great for swimming and other water sports. The water is very shallow indeed and when the tide is out you will have to wade for about 100 metres until you reach the beach as long tail taxi boats cannot get in any closer.

Toprange
4,000B to 8,000B
91%
1 vote
 

Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort & Spa - Style, style, style!
Ao Lo Bakao, Ko Phi Phi
T: (076) 222 784; F: (076) 214 918
If you're going to pay ransom money to enjoy a four-star luxury resort, you'd better be sure your kidnappers will put you up in high style. With that in mind, don't hesitate to surrender to Phi Phi ... Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort & Spa complete profile

Rantee Beach

Rantee Beach was for a long time one of Ko Phi Phi's great hideaways -- nowadays it's being outclassed by newer bungalow outfits on Pak Nam Bay and Ao Poh, where much of what you're looking for here is in more abundant supply. Rantee is still a laid back affair, with only three (and one of those is only open in the high season) hut operations on the beach. The beach has its own private generator, with electricity available from 18:00 to 24:00, so take that into consideration before paying more for a room with a fan. Air-con is entirely out of the question. Be sure to bring along a torch and plenty of mosquito repellent. There are a few chilled out bars, and a later night venue named Tune-In, so it's not always peace and quiet during the evenings. The main highlight of Rantee is the abundance of stunning hard and soft corals which lie directly off the beach. It's arguably the finest snorkelling spot on all of Phi Phi, and you don't need a boat to get to it. Try spotting the rays, reef sharks and puffer fish. Rantee may not always be the quiet backwater it is today, with signs of redevelopment, but its location means that it will never be one of Phi Phi's busier haunts. At the moment, boat access is the most efficient means of arrival and departure, with a price tag of 400 baht per person for a ride to or from Ton Sai. There is path to walk to Ton Sai village, however this really does give you a considerable workout and shouldn't be relied on as an efficient mode of transport.

Backpacker
Under 600B
75%
1 vote
 

Rantee Beach - Unimpressive but friendly
32 Moo 7, Rantee Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (086) 746 3297;
Rantee Beach Huts is located at the centre of the beach and has a cluster of huts perched mainly on the hillside to the rear. It's a laid back, if unimpressive spot that also runs a dinky restaurant ... Rantee Beach complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
70%
1 vote
 

Rantee Garden/Remember - Laid back and friendly
Rantee Beach

This place is only open during high season and, as explained by the guys lurking around when we passed through, it has two names: Gardens or Remember. Four peachy coloured huts sitting directly on ... Rantee Garden/Remember complete profile

Backpacker
Under 600B
70%
1 vote
 

Rantee Hut - Well spaced-out huts
Rantee Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (089) 741 4846;
At the south end of Rantee beach lies this simple but charming little place, with a restaurant in a pleasant setting and slightly larger bungalows well spaced out at the base of the hillside. They ... Rantee Hut complete profile

Ao Toh Ko

Like Ao Poh, this great little bay is one of Ko Phi Phi's undiscovered little gems. There's a single resort here, with great swimming and a beach that is deserted most of the time. You can get here on foot by taking the path to the view point and continuing on down the other side -- takes an hour, and it's a good stiff hike, especially with a pack on your back. Couch potatoes among us will definitely opt for the 100 baht boat taxi from Ton Sai pier -- but you may have to wait until there's a few people wanting to go.

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
79%
40 votes
 

Ao Toh Ko Bungalows - Top spot
Ao Toh Ko, Ko Phi Phi
T: (081) 537 0528;
Rarely does a bungalow operation stir so much positive feedback on Travelfish as Ao Toh Ko. There is very good reason for this, as this exceptional little secluded spot is a great hideaway from the ... Ao Toh Ko Bungalows complete profile

Ao Loh Dalam

Ao Loh Dalam was ground zero for the tsunami on Phi Phi, with the majority of bungalows and rooms obliterated. After the tsunami, wrangling and politics slowed down redevelopment, however rebuilding did start and gathered pace until recently when things slowed a little. The majority of the western end of the beach has now been fully restored as the mighty Cabana, stretching oodles of square metres and encompassing an enormous pool. Any smaller outfits which were in this area seem to be no longer, out of cash or sold up.

The central and eastern areas still have some charms on offer, a handful of places with huts ranging from 300 to 3,000 baht, allowing for a friendly cosmopolitan crowd to populate the small beach bars. Charlie's and Princess seem to have combined forces and built larger hotel style rooms rather than bungalows. They have also completed construction on a new shopping court on the Viewpoint Road. This shopping court was delayed for a few years, apparently due to planning permissions being removed because the owner didn't comply with sewage regulations. The owner was also made to downscale his building from three floors to two (in line with all plans for Phi Phi, but some are more equal than others). The newly finished building creates a whole new shopping avenue and bar district.

Lo Dalam is generally quite swimmable, although at low tide you might have to wade a few hundred metres before you find water deep enough to properly swim. Unfortunately as with anywhere that's heavily populated there is an element of garbage which makes its way to the sea; fortunately plastic bags can't sting or bite so if you see one floating around, simply scoop it out and pop it in the bins which dot the beach. We hear of unconfirmed rumours that raw sewage is being pumped into the water, although with the new sewage treatment plant this will hopefully become a thing of the past. A few boats zip around here with inflatable bananas, while wake boarding and paragliding is on offer as well. A large area right at the centre of the beach has been roped off for children. The sea here has also been cleared of any small rocks.

The nightly waste which is dumped on the beach from revellers at Slinkies, Ibiza and Apache bars is a concern, but the authorities have made an effort to ensure the bars do a little cleaning for those who get up early to enjoy the beach.

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
81%
1 vote
 

P.P Casita - Huge but competent
129, Moo 7, between Ao Loh Dalam and Soi Viewpoint, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 214; F: (075) 601 261
The website and e-mail are not working at present, although the staff are adamant that they are correct. That aside, P.P Casita is a maze of different types of rooms, ranging from small cosy ... P.P Casita complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
70%
3 votes
 

Ciao Bella - Cute wooden huts with Italian panache but noisy
On the beach, Ao Loh Dalam
T: (081) 894 1246;
Central to it all, Ciao Bella sits on prime beachfront land just beside PP Twin Palms. On offer are a handful of chic hexagonal bungalows, simple yet classic in design and made from gorgeous local ... Ciao Bella complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
70%
3 votes
 

Phitarom PP Resort - Stunningly secluded views
Ao Lo Dalam, Moo 7, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 121; F: (075) 601 123
It's a long climb up a lot of steps to the villas here and the views are great. The rooms have hardwood floors, fridges, satellite TV, safes and air-con, with reasonably-sized balconies that offer ... Phitarom PP Resort complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
70%
1 vote
 

Phi Phi Island Cabana Hotel - Modern luxury and a giant pool
Ao Loh Dalam, 58, Moo 7, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 170-7; F: (075) 601 178
The Cabana certainly breaks local building regulations because of its size, and you'll either love it or hate it. On the plus side, it has a stunning pool which wouldn't look out of place at SeaWorld ... Phi Phi Island Cabana Hotel complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
59%
2 votes
 

PP Princess and Charlie Beach Resort - A good place to stay
Ao Loh Dalam, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 166; F: (075) 601 167
Before the tsunami, PP Charlie was a popular spot with about 30 bungalows right on the water. Of course, they were all destroyed and since then Charlie has combined with the PP Princess to offer ... PP Princess and Charlie Beach Resort complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
57%
2 votes
 

Phi Phi Viewpoint Resort - High on the hill - great views
107 Moo 7 Ao Loh Dalam, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 622 351; F: (075) 622 351
Located at the far end of the beach, about a 10 minute walk from the beach itself, this resort is a little secluded but still close enough to town and the action. Because of their vantage point high ... Phi Phi Viewpoint Resort complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
40%
1 vote
 

PP Twin Palm Bungalows - Cheap and right on the beach
Ao Lo Dalam beach
T: (081) 423 5476;
PP Twin Palms have been gradually updating their accommodation since the rushed post-tsunami rebuild. Two types of accommodation are available. First are very basic wooden bungalows, which were ... PP Twin Palm Bungalows complete profile

Ton Sai village

Located on the narrow isthmus connecting the two islands comprising Ko Phi Phi -- Ko Nai and Ko Nawk -- this whole area was hit by a double whammy on tsunami day -- waves inundated the streets from both sides, and the water level rose to about three metres. But the destruction here was superficial compared to the places that were levelled on the beach itself -- most structures were left standing, if badly water damaged and in need of extensive renovation. About 90% of businesses rose quickly to the task of rebuilding and the only striking vestige of the tsunami is the street from town to the constructed wetlands project, which is still a muddy, unpaved mess.

For the sake of simplicity, we've divided this area into two sections -- Ton Sai village -- which covers everything off the beach on the isthmus from the pier east to Tara Inn. East of Tara Inn is covered in the Soi viewpoint section.

Staying in the town itself brings its own unique issues. Quite simply, until at least 02:00, the town parties. There has been a recent trend to hire travellers to hand out flyers and act as touts for various businesses. The authorities would frown upon this, but some of the locally connected Thai-owned businesses are doing the same thing (often with far more foreigners). If you like a party, like late night food, don't mind touts and can handle things with a good grace then Ton Sai is the place for you -- it is the beating heart of Phi Phi and everything is here.

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
70%
1 vote
 

Jong Guesthouse - A good guesthouse option
Just past Tara Inn

Walk along from the Tara Inn a few metres toward the beach and you will see, tucked in to your right, the Jong Guesthouse. The Jong is really a cheaper end hotel but it's well designed and has an ... Jong Guesthouse complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
68%
2 votes
 

Hotel H.C. Andersen - Usually full
Ton Sai village, Ko Phi Phi
T: (081) 298 2818;
The reception to the Anderson is a little difficult to find, but it turns out to be the happiest reception desk in town. The staff were tripping over themselves trying to make us welcome. The ... Hotel H.C. Andersen complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
66%
1 vote
 

Kinnaree House - Great first impressions
Ton Sai village, Ko Phi Phi
T: (081) 899 1691; F: (075) 601 138
Located on a sidestreet as you meander down to Ao Lo Dalam beach, this is one of only a handful of places that's actually located in the streets of Ton Sai village itself. Kinnaree bills itself as a ... Kinnaree House complete profile

Backpacker
Under 600B
60%
1 vote
 

J.J. Bungalows and J.J. Guesthouse - A good budget option
Ton Sai Village, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 090-2; F: (075) 601 090
Set back from Ao Lo Dalam a bit closer to the village, and tucked away at the end of a sidestreet, the guesthouse here survived the tsunami and was repaired. They added some thatch bungalows in a ... J.J. Bungalows and J.J. Guesthouse complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
58%
3 votes
 

Phi Phi Hotel - What development on Phi Phi shouldn't be
129 Moo 7, Ton Sai village, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 611 233; F: (075) 621 463
The Phi Phi Hotel was badly damaged by the tsunami, but has rebuilt and reopened. The initial impression is that of a flash, high-class hotel, but on closer inspection -- yikes! The cheaper rooms ... Phi Phi Hotel complete profile

Backpacker
Under 600B
57%
2 votes
 

Tara Inn - Friendly family-run spot
Ton Sai village, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 021;
Tara Inn has been a big budget operation for many years. The tsunami rebuilding is complete and all things are back to business. The spacious rooms are moderate, but they're a tad dated and you kinda ... Tara Inn complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
50%
1 vote
 

Phi Phi Inn - Adequate rooms
Ton Sai village, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 186;
Near to the pier and tucked down a street near the market, this place was just about wiped out by the tsunami, but it bounced back quickly and has been back to its old self for quite a while. Owned ... Phi Phi Inn complete profile

Between Ton Sai and Long Beach

The Arayburi and Bayview Resorts are at the eastern end of Ton Sai beach. If you continue on through them, a path leads over a dilapidated fence (just jump over it, that's what everyone else does) and along some windy coastal paths to one very good bungalow operation. You can also get here by walking along the beach at low tide, or picking your way through the rocks along the coast at high tide -- the quickest way, if you're nimble and unladen. The walk will take you about 30 minutes from Ton Sai Village. You can also get a long tail boat taxi for about 60 baht.

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
68%
10 votes
 

Viking Place Resort - Beautiful bamboo bungalows
Between Ton Sai Beach and Long Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (081) 930 8866;
Continuing past the end of Ton Sai up and over the hill is this merger of Viking and Maprao Resorts. The management has fixed up some old bungalows and have added great new ones. It's inevitable that ... Viking Place Resort complete profile

Long Beach (Haad Yao)

This gorgeous stretch of brilliantly-white sand is only a ten-minute walk from the Arayaburi and Bay View resorts on the easternmost stretch of Ton Sai, just past Viking bungalows. It hosts six different resorts offering a very wide range of accommodation, and some of the best deals on Ko Phi Phi. This beach is sometimes congested with longtails, but when the waves are too rough for the boats, most operators won't venture here and instead drop off and pick up at Ao Poh, a seven-minute walk to the east over the headland. The going rate is 200 baht per person each way. If you book more than three days, some of the better spots here will throw in free transport -- though you're usually on your own getting back.

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
67%
8 votes
 

Paradise Pearl Bungalow - Long a backpacker favourite
138, Moo 7, Long Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 618 050; F: (075) 622 100
This is the first place along the beach as you arrive and is a long-time backpacker favourite with a lot of character and a refreshingly no-nonsense attitude about the art of hospitality. It gets a ... Paradise Pearl Bungalow complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
67%
2 votes
 

Phi Phi The Beach Resort - A beautiful addition to the island
Long Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 618 267-8; F: (075) 618 267
You've seen the movie, now experience the resort. Actually, this place had nothing whatsoever to do with the movie and we doubt highly that Leonardo DiCaprio has ever stayed here, but who's watching? ... Phi Phi The Beach Resort complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
65%
3 votes
 

Paradise Resort - Popular with families
Long Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (081) 968 3982; F: (076) 610 099
Located in the middle of the beach, this place is sometimes referred to as Paradise Family because it specialises in rooms that sleep three or four people. The resort has been built with a subtle ... Paradise Resort complete profile

Backpacker
Under 600B
60%
1 vote
 

Long Beach Bungalows - Cheapest on Phi Phi
Long Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (084) 390 3190; F: (076) 232 096
Long Beach is the budget option on Long Beach, and it's not a bad deal for the money. The grounds and bungalows are rundown, but here's its saving grace: it's by far the cheapest place to stay in ... Long Beach Bungalows complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
60%
1 vote
 

PP Blue Sky Resort - Scary colour scheme
Long Beach
T: (089) 881 7929;
Whomever chose the external colour scheme at Blue Sky has some kind of issue. The colours really jar, especially within the context of Phi Phi and Long Beach. The sky blue (hence the name) colours ... PP Blue Sky Resort complete profile

Backpacker
Under 600B
50%
12 votes
 

Phi Phi Hill - Great views
Long Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 618 203; F: (075) 618 203
The fan bungalows at Phi Phi Hill are large and comfortable, some with great views, some with tree-obstructed views. But even if you get stuck in one of the latter, there are really great views also ... Phi Phi Hill complete profile

Soi Viewpoint

These places are in the middle of the isthmus, but closer to Ao Lo Dalam than Ao Ton Sai. The area and the road aren't known by any specific name, but keep asking where the view point is and you'll be headed in the right direction. We call it Soi Viewpoint here, but we just made that up.

On the way there from Ton Sai village you'll pass a triangular spot that's home to the wetlands area by the water treatment facility. Take the road to the left of the triangle. There are a gaggle of slap-dash, budget guesthouses in the area, most of which we can't recommend unless everything else is full. They all offer cramped doubles and some triples at competitive prices (around 300-600 baht depending on the season), but you'll get no views, no pool and the atmosphere will range from charmingly eccentric to just plain seedy. All these places will typically knock 100 baht off the price when business is slow.

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
91%
5 votes
 

Chunut House - A good spot
The Ao Lo Dalam/Ton Sai Road, Ko Phi Phi
T: (081) 894 1026;
The location isn't the greatest, but the welcome is warm and the manager is one of the most helpful people we ran into in this part of Phi Phi. Chunut's collection of wooden bungalows, located among ... Chunut House complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
87%
4 votes
 

Garden Home - Cream of the crop on the viewpoint Rd
Viewpoint Rd, Ko Phi Phi
T: (081) 0894 3835;
At the end of the long street leading from Ton Sai, Garden Home has hidden treasures. There's no pool, no view, and only limited rooms, but in every other way this place is the cream of the crop in ... Garden Home complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
70%
1 vote
 

J. J. Bungalow - Reasonable value
The Ao Lo Dalam/Ton Sai Road, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 090-2; F: (075) 601 090
There are two outfits named JJ Bungalows -- the other offers bamboo bungalows and is next to JJ Guesthouse in Ton Sai village, run by the same owner. The bungalows are concrete resort-style affairs ... J. J. Bungalow complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
70%
1 vote
 

Up Hill Bungalows - Spacious and scenic
Up the hill at the end of the viewpoint road, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 1124; F: (086) 553 2316
Though it's on the same hill as Tropical Garden Bungalows, rooms at Up Hill have less of a jungle feel, with white tiled floors and more modern construction, but they are a lot cooler during the day ... Up Hill Bungalows complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
60%
1 vote
 

Garden Inn - Decent bungalows in a garden setting
161 Moo 7, Ko Phi Phi
T: (089) 651 7194;
Located near the end of the viewpoint road at the base of the hill, this place is a vast improvement over what you'll find on your way up the road. Garden Inn has quite decent bungalows in a sort of ... Garden Inn complete profile

Backpacker
Under 600B
60%
1 vote
 

P.P. Dream - Basic budget rooms in a long-house
Soi Viewpoint, Ko Phi Phi
T: (081) 170 8937;
As you walk along the soi towards the viewpoint, PP Dream is the large longhouse just past the water treatment park. It's a blend of rustic bamboo thatched-wall rooms and a handful of cement air-con ... P.P. Dream complete profile

Backpacker
Under 600B
60%
1 vote
 

P.P. Valentine Bungalows - Good deal for the price
The Ao Lo Dalam/Ton Sai road, Ko Phi Phi
T: (081) 797 0201;
PP Valentine is located in a fertile valley that was once perfect for cultivating rice and has now been given over to harvesting a bumper crop of tourist dollars. The 'courtyard' grounds have been ... P.P. Valentine Bungalows complete profile

Backpacker
Under 600B
60%
1 vote
 

The Scenery Guest House - A bit of a step up
On the steps to the viewpoint, Ko Phi Phi
T: (086) 627 1147;
At the top of the steep steps (but with new development going on above it at the time of writing in 2009) Scenery does offer a view, but the standard of accommodation is not the greatest on Phi Phi. ... The Scenery Guest House complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
46%
4 votes
 

Tropical Garden Bungalows - A great spot
Up the hill at the end of the viewpoint road, Ko Phi Phi
T: (081) 968 1436;
Tropical Garden Bungalows are a great option for the Viewpoint area, getting the aesthetics of their teak bungalows just right. They're rustic without being too shabby, spacious and full of that ... Tropical Garden Bungalows complete profile

Backpacker
Under 600B
40%
1 vote
 

New Wave Bungalows - Best of the worst
Soi Viewpoint, Ko Phi Phi

The best of the worst on Soi Viewpoint -- the rooms aren't great, but they are located along a funky stone-work garden path that climbs up an alley on the hill. Popular with local Thais and some long ... New Wave Bungalows complete profile

Ton Sai Beach

There's no accommodation along the beach road heading east until you reach the headland upon which sits PP Don Chukit Restaurant, half a kilometre down. Thereafter, the resorts are packed together in a row, and it's hard to tell one from the next. Most of Ton Sai beach offers really lousy swimming -- the bay is a parking lot for longtails extruding petrol and debris into the water -- though it gets a little nicer as you approach the Bayview/Arayaburi resorts at the very end of the beach. For better swimming, head further east to one of the other beaches along the southern and eastern stretches of Ko Nai, or to the other side of the isthmus to Ao Lo Dalam.

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
79%
1 vote
 

Phi Phi Villa Resort - Efficient and well run
1 Moo 7, Ton Sai Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 610 100-2; F: (075) 601 102
Quite a few additions and a lot of maintenance has greatly improved this resort in the last few years. There are a nice selection of well-furnished rooms with tile floors, decent bathrooms, and nice ... Phi Phi Villa Resort complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
75%
1 vote
 

Phi Phi Andaman Resort - Improving with time
1 Moo 7, Ton Sai Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 111; F: (075) 601 113
It is easy to mix up this place with PP Andaman Bungalows, as they're right next to one another. Renovated after the tsunami, the rooms here are clean and offer a certain sense of design. They are ... Phi Phi Andaman Resort complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
70%
1 vote
 

Arayaburi Resort & Bay View Resort - Spectacular views
Ao Ton Sai, Ko Phi Phi
T: (076) 281 360-4; F: (076) 281 365
This resort is slightly hidden away from the main beach area. To get here on foot from the pier, you have to continue up Ton Sai beach to where the path ends and walk along the beach past the school. ... Arayaburi Resort & Bay View Resort complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
70%
1 vote
 

Chaokoh Phi Phi Lodge - Spacious and tidy
157 Moo 7, Ton Sai Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 083; F: (075) 601 084
Prices have been rising steadily at this resort after the post-tsunami rebuilding was completed. Rather than rebuild on the old site, which was all but destroyed by the tsunami, they decided to build ... Chaokoh Phi Phi Lodge complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
68%
1 vote
 

Phi Phi Andaman Bungalows - Squeaky clean
1 Moo 7, Ton Sai Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 106-8; F: (075) 601 107
Following a trend in this area, Phi Phi Andaman have reduced their prices, especially for the low season. Competition is big around here so don't be afraid of flexing your bargaining powers and ... Phi Phi Andaman Bungalows complete profile

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
60%
1 vote
 

P.P Rimlay - Pleasant huts in spacious garden
Ton Sai Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 601 104;
This small outfit only has six bungalows but they're decent enough. They come with air-con, clean interiors, spacious enough bathrooms and large porch areas. The rooms all front onto a huge expanse ... P.P Rimlay complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
60%
1 vote
 

Andaman Beach Resort - Clean huts, crowded pool
Ton Sai Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 621 427; F: (075) 621 427
This resort has a holiday camp feel to it. It is beautifully designed and well maintained, and the staff wandering around in bright shirts with 'can do' attitudes certainly adds to the overall ... Andaman Beach Resort complete profile

Midrange
1,500B to 4,000B
35%
1 vote
 

Phi Phi Don Chukit Resort - Aging and no great shakes
1 Moo 7, Ton Sai Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (075) 618 126; F: (075) 618 126
This place was clearly built during Ko Phi Phi's more humble early years of development. Signs of ageing are everywhere. Some of the rooms are getting a little musty, the grounds are no great shakes, ... Phi Phi Don Chukit Resort complete profile

Ao Poh

This small, picturesque and often overlooked bay is home to a single bungalow outfit. It's a seven-minute walk over the headland from the easternmost point on Long Beach (the road goes up the hill behind Phi Phi The Beach Resort). It's a good half-hour hike from start to finish from the Ton Sai pier -- but if you love to hike, it's quite an enjoyable trek. If you continue on 15 minutes or so, you'll pass the new gypsy village, and another beautiful, as-yet-undeveloped bay, Lo Moo Dee. The walkability makes it a good compromise if you want peace and quiet during the day yet want to party hard at night in the main town. The beaches further north which require a boat journey can cost as much as 800B to reach by longtail boat at night. One thing to bear in mind here is that we've had mixed reports about the ocean -- apparently it's full of nettles and urchins.

Backpacker
Under 600B
75%
3 votes
 

Ao Poh Resort - A great getaway spot
Ao Poh, Ko Phi Phi
T: (086) 690 5086;
This is the one of those places you'll find along the coast where the old spirit of Phi Phi lives on. At present there are 12 bungalows, with no plans for expansion as they want to keep the place ... Ao Poh Resort complete profile

Pak Nam Beach

Another beautiful, overlooked beach, Pak Nam has only a single accommodation option, proving that Ko Phi Phi has not yet died the death of a thousand dive shops. As with all such beaches along the coast on the way to Laem Thong, there's great snorkelling, tons of peace and quiet and limited access to electricity. The beach is slightly more rocky than others, so perhaps not ideal for children or paddlers. Be prepared to pay 300 baht for a longtail taxi to Ton Sai.

Flashpacker
600B to 1,500B
82%
7 votes
 

Phi Phi Relax Beach Resort - Very pretty setting
Pak Nam Beach, Ko Phi Phi
T: (081) 083 0194;
Relax have been spending a few years honing their brand of welcome and relaxation through discreet service. The staff are great, providing the right combination of leaving you be and being attentive. ... Phi Phi Relax Beach Resort complete profile