Paradise Pearl Bungalows
Good family-sized rooms

What we say: 
Paradise Pearl is the northernmost of the resorts on Long Beach, so if you're walking here you'll stumble out of the forest and into Paradise Pearl. While it has a handful of beachfront rooms, the bulk of the rooms are in a two-storey configuration running back under a leafy canopy from the beach. Of these the upstairs ones are by far the better option — they're clean, well-maintained and are easily large enough to sleep four or five people. The ones closest to the beach have some water views from their large balconies but further back you'll need to settle for glimpses of azure through the trees. Some more deluxe looking beachfront rooms were under construction when we passed by in September 2011. Low season rates are very competitive for the standard (for Ko Phi Phi). Reservations are not accepted by email or phone, only through their website. Be sure to try for a discount in low season.
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138 Moo 7, Long Beach, Ko Phi Phi. T: (075) 601 246Visit website
What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deluxe bungalow | 3,000 THB | 4,500 THB | |
| Standard - Double | 2,000 THB | 3,000 THB | |
| Deluxe- Double | 2,300 THB | 3,500 THB |
Added to Travelfish on: 20th June, 2004
Last visited or updated on: 16th September, 2011
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Read Paradise Pearl Bungalows reviews
Rated 3.5 out of 5
Based on 10 ratings and 10 reviews
One of Our Favorite Stays
This place was perfect for us. All we wanted was something reasonably priced that was clean, had western style toilets, and had air conditioning. This bungalow was all those things. The room got cleaned every day, the bathroom was spotless and not scary, and the room was perfectly cool after an extremely hot day on the beach. There was a tv with semi decent english programing and a lot of Thai channels. It was just a stones throw away from the beach. We pretty much walked out of our room and there it was. The scenery was breathtaking, and our pictures didn't do it any justice. Koh Phi Phi Ley in the distance looked amazing against the turquoise waters and blue skies. The most surpising thing about the hotel was their beach bar. They served up these out of this out world baguettes and shakes. I dream about eating lunch there every day. No ATMs on the beach anywhere. Be prepared. The long boats from Tonsai won't bring you back to the beach and your hotel later in the evening when the tide is low. Plan accordingly.
Paradise Pearl Bungalows reviewed by Snarf (Total reviews: 3) on
New website?
This is their real website: http://www.phiphiparadisepearl.com/ I agree with weiry, their rates no longer qualify them as ''budget.''
Paradise Pearl Bungalows reviewed by rjprzy (Total reviews: 1) on
Nice place
We loved that resort, it was the most non-budget place for the whole our travel, but it really cost the money. Huge bungalows, clean, well decorated with nice sea view balcony. Also the restaurant near the hotel was very good and cheap, and a nice view to the phi-phi lay from the beach!
Paradise Pearl Bungalows reviewed by Guliam (Total reviews: 2) on
Budget rates?
I haven't stayed here yet, but the website listed below has the cheapest low season room at 1700B. It doesn't look like it is really a budget option anymore?
Paradise Pearl Bungalows reviewed by weiry (Total reviews: 3) on
The Official Resort's Website
The Resort has luanched the official resort's website http://www.phiphiparadisepearl.com/
Paradise Pearl Bungalows reviewed by toming30 (Total reviews: 2) on
Awful place
Worst, dirtiest and overpriced dump we have stayed in. 2500 Baht for a twin bungalow with air-con. That wasn't the issue, problem was sheets were filthy and there was even dried blood on one of them. I went down and complained about it but because it was after 10pm they wouldn’t change the sheets. I asked to speak to the owner and was brought to this guys place and he promised to get clean sheets up to us asap. None arrived so the following morning I went down to complain and they were unbelievably rude to us. I hate arguing but this was a joke, it was only when a couple who were about to check in asked me what the problem was and I explained that they started to take me seriously and eventually changed my sheets. The food in fairness to the place was excellent but the service etc was the worst we have experienced in our 10 weeks of travelling. If you read my other reviews and comments I have wrote good reviews so its takes a very bad place for me to write all this.
Paradise Pearl Bungalows reviewed by ionaman (Total reviews: 4) on
Perfect off season stay
This was the perfect place to stay in off season. Quiet enough to feel like the island was a deserted paradise but not so that it was eerie. The rooms are spacious, clean enough (you shouldn't be in your room anyway here) and the staff and amenities are adequate. Outside showers add to the experience! Would go back!
Paradise Pearl Bungalows reviewed by vbarbic (Total reviews: 4) on
Wonderful!
I stayed in a bungalow in the beach front, it was amazing walking out of the room and being on the beach, almost a private beach! The room was simple, but comfortable, with king size bed and air-con. The best was the location, a very quiet and relaxing place, and beautiful view of Phi Phi Lay!
Paradise Pearl Bungalows reviewed by nihaomahenhao (Total reviews: 2) on
Loved it!
We stayed a few nights in May 2005 and it was great. The rooms are clean, the service warm and the restaurant serves up really delicious food. Don't forget to try to garlic prawns (but you won't be kissing anyone for the night).
Paradise Pearl Bungalows reviewed by ambernectar (Total reviews: 1) on
No problems
Fully operating. We had beach-front bungalow with air-con for 800B including breakfast. Beach is stunning and almost empty (Maybe 15 people on 1km of beach). Nice and cheap restaurant, bungalows OK and clean. In Ton Sai first working ATM!
Paradise Pearl Bungalows reviewed by petrk (Total reviews: 2) on