Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort
Style, style, style!

What we say: 
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 Island Village and leave all future negotiations on your release in the hands of your credit card company. The rooms here are exquisite, and the staff and facilities first class. It's an idyllic, romantic spot popular with honeymooners, particularly Australians. Even the standard rooms (that is to say, Superior Bungalows) are excellent. The more expensive rooms have separate living room salas, and the pieces des resistances are the pool villas, offering privacy, luxury and a private splash pool high up in the hills. A full range of services are, of course, available — a spa, water sports, tennis courts, golf-cart chauffeurs, three restaurants and a huge, free-form infinity pool with a swim-up bar and jacuzzi. Ah, if only we could land our private jet here. Be aware that this place is often full, even during low season, so be sure to book in advance. You pay a substantial premium here to be beachfront and we'd wager it's not worth the hike in price. Check online rates, which staff kindly informed us may be lower than that cited here.
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Ao Lo Bakao. T: (076) 363 700 F: (076) 214 918Visit website
What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Superior - Double | 5,700 THB | 7,500 THB | |
| Deluxe- Double | 7,400 THB | 10,500 THB | |
| Beachfront bungalow | 10,500 THB | 17,500 THB |
Added to Travelfish on: 20th June, 2004
Last visited or updated on: 20th September, 2011
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Rated 5 out of 5
Based on 2 ratings and 2 reviews
Stay away from the Isthmus
We were fortunate to choose Phi Phi Island Village for two nights. Perfect from start to finish. We could find no faults with the 'superior rooms' (which are the lowest standard)and the excellent service including speedboat transfers from the mainland, and a 'virgin colada' (like pina colada)and cool towels on arrival. They recently added a 'bar & grill' which is great for meat/fish eaters and provides an eating option away from the main buffet style. AVOID Tonsai Bay and the isthmus!
Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort reviewed by boXjellyfiSh (Total reviews: 1) on
Beautiful Place
We stayed here for 2 nights and got a last minute rate of 3300 baht a night. I cannot tell you how nice it is. The rooms are beautiful. Also the beach and pool are fantastic. The dinner buffets are expensive but great. Do yourself a favor, splurge a little and stay here. Recommended
Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort reviewed by esedransk (Total reviews: 14) on