Paradise Resort

Our first choice on Long Beach

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What we say:

We found the staff at the long-running Paradise Resort to be the friendliest of all the places on Long Beach and the rooms are of a good standard. As with Paradise Pearl at the northern end of the beach, the rooms here are seriously oversized with plenty of room for at least one extra bed. We were shown an off the beach room and while it was nothing exceptional, it was clean, obviously well looked after and, by Ko Phi Phi standards, well priced. The bungalow had a wooden, ground-level deck out front with a couple of lazy chairs, while the interior was functional and spacious. If it fits your budget, this would be our first choice of the mid-range options on Long Beach.

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Contact details:

Long Beach, Ko Phi Phi. T: (01) 968 3982
Email them at: info@paradiesresort.co.th
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What we were quoted

Type of room	Low season	High season
Standard - Double	1,300 THB	2,500 THB
Superior - Double	1,600 THB	3,000 THB
Beachfront bungalow	1,900 THB	3,500 THB

Added to Travelfish on: 28th August, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 16th September, 2011

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Rated 3.5 out of 5

Based on 3 ratings and 3 reviews

Great bungalow + location

We stayed at Phi Phi hill for our first night on long beach but then quickly moved out and into Paradise Resort, what an improvement. We paid 1,100B and got a big, concrete bungalow with a huge and highly effective fan, two big beds, tiled floor throughout and clean. The bathroom was ok, nothing special, shower was powerful and worked well. Location couldn't be beaten, it's half way down long beach and the bungalows are about 30 seconds walk away from the white sand. Very friendly staff, a great bonus was the resort has a huge flat screen tv which shows live premiership/champs league games! Only downside was that the swimming at long beach is quite poor,it's ok to go 4 a dip but no real swimming as there's too many rocks as well as lots of boats. On a previous trip to Phi Phi (pre tsumani)I stayed at loh dalam and the swimming there was far better. Depending on how the rebuilding is going next time I would stay there instead because you can walk into town in 5 minutes from LD

Paradise Resort reviewed by redstar (Total reviews: 3) on 19th September, 2007
Rated 4 out of 5. after a stay here in 4/2007
Great location-slightly tatty

Location, location is the name of the game here - our air-con bungalow was absolutely beach-front with a nice little sitting area overlooking the path a few metres from the sand plus big bifold doors to give a inside/outside pavilion effect. Nice sitting there during a wet season rain storms and watching the passing parade of people, longtails etc. But the bungalows at 1,400B low season were nothing special -- spacious, tiled floor, comfy bed, good air-con, wall safe, okay hot water but slightly tatty and pretty poorly cleaned when we moved in. Paradise also had their restaurant and internet closed - however Pearl's excellent facilities were very close. Pearl has separate ownership now. More impressive was the amount of staff devoted to keeping the grounds and beach litter free, a tough job after a wind storm blows all the leaves and fruit down. Note Long Beach picks up a fair bit of wind and chop wet season - it ain't quite as serene as in dry season. Still the best beach close to town.

Paradise Resort reviewed by tezza (Total reviews: 37) on 25th August, 2007
Rated 3 out of 5. after a stay here in 8/2007
fantastic spot on the beach

The bathroom of our bungalow could have done with a few bottles of bleach. And it was not great value for money, but it was a fantastic location!

Paradise Resort reviewed by miranda456 (Total reviews: 14) on 26th February, 2007
Rated 3 out of 5. after a stay here in 1/2007

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