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Phi Phi Inn

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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 by the same family as nearby Pier Guesthouse, Phi Phi Inn is a slightly wealthier cousin, with pleasant hotel-style rooms with tiled floors, TVs, fridges, air-con and hot-water bathrooms. As with all the accommodation along Ton Sai, you're paying more for location than quality, but prices are competitive. Staff seem a bit surly but rooms are clean and well maintained. There is all sorts of information about the tsunami, its effects and ongoing efforts to help the local environment. The owners do really seem to care about the environment and community.

Contact details:
Ton Sai village, Ko Phi Phi. T: (075) 601 186, (075) 601 184
Email them at: phiphiinn@hotmail.com

What we were quoted*

Type of room	Low season	High season	Notes
Dbl air-con private b'room	1,000 THB	1,600 THB
Triple air-con private b'room	1,300 THB	1,800 THB

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Added to Travelfish on: 20th June, 2004
Last visited or updated on: 7th February, 2010

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