Hotel 3 bintang Pulau Phi Phi undefined

The resort itself is beautiful and the beach is nice and secluded. Downside, to get to town you either have to walk the 20/30 minutes or take a long tail boat (200 baht one way). The room/cabin is beautiful, but unfortunately the home to a lot of gecko's screaming at night as well. The fan in the bathroom seemed like it was leaking sewage water or something and had a terrible smell. If you're not a nature person. Definitely not the place for you, as monkeys, lizards, snakes are all there with you. Some advice, try and keep your cabin door closed at all times and don't forget bug spray. Addition, the resort has massage facilities and scuba diving. The swimming pool on sight is very very small and mostly for children. It's best to just enjoy the beach.

The resort overall is fine. The room could do with some refreshing especially the bathroom. It is in a nice location and doesn’t get any passing tourists as it is literally the last resort in the area.

The team were generally pretty good, there when you needed them but also out of your way when you were relaxing. We had the Deluxe suite Seaview and the room itself was great, clean and ready to go. Balcony view was nothing short of spectacular. The bathroom whilst useful had one of the worst patch jobs I have seen, not a tradie but I could have done a better patch of the bath. The other item on walking into the room was the sheer volume of rules which also backed up at the pool. Can only assume they have had some trouble with guests in the past but have noticed on Phi Phi everywhere likes lots of rules. The beach restaurant was immaculate and nothing like a meal on the sand with a view second to none. Short walk to all the activities on the island and have to recommend the massage on site.

Man merkt sehr deutlich, dass dieses Resort die Touristen in Massen abfertigt - leider keinen individuellen und persönlichen Bezug zu seinen Gästen. Die Zimmer (Villen) sind sehr schön eingerichtet und bieten genügend Platz für seine Gäste. Angenehm gestaltet sind auch die Badezimmer. Leider fehlen Bademäntel und es sind auch hier zu wenig Haken für das Aufhängen von Kleidung vorhanden. Bei einem kurzen Aufenthalt kann nasse Kleidung kaum trocknen. Die Lage ist perfekt - direkt am Strand gelegen, nur von einem Fußweg unterbrochen. Das Frühstück wird in Büfettform angeboten, bietet ausreichend Auswahl und ist schmackhaft. Während unseres Aufenthaltes ist leider das Internet ausgefallen - die Ansprechpartner des Resort sahen aber keinen Anlass, den Gästen irgendwie zu helfen. Den Angestellten an der Rezeption war es völlig egal, dass einige Gäste Probleme dadurch hatten - wir mussten zum Beispiel Flüge und Hotels für unsere Weiterreise buchen. So hätten sich die Angestellten sich bei anderen Hotels oder Restaurants erkundigen können, wo ihre Gäste Internet nutzen könnten. So mussten die Gäste stattdessen sich selber bemühen, um eine Internetverbindung zu finden - wir saßen dann 2 Stunden bei Mc Donalds und konnten alles Wichtige erledigen. Sehr schlechter Service!

We stayed here for 4 nights. The hotel staff were all amazing and very helpful. They collected us from the pier with our bags and carried them directly to the room, and the same leaving the island. The hotel is all individual tree top cabins. This can be a hike/long walk up a hill to the room depending on which one you stay in. The hotel is located on the beach with a private beach which is lovely. You can walk across the beach for 3 minutes to the main path around Phi Phi. 5 minute walk from the hotel to restaurants/shops. Taking 15 minutes to walk to the pier. Or you can get a tail boat taxi directly from the hotel beach to take you around the island or day trips. The hotel’s breakfast was 5/10. The average buffet style breakfast. The pool bar doesn’t exist when we were there and doesn’t look like it has been open in a long time. The rooms were cleaned everyday. I would not recommend the hotel for young children or people with reduced mobility.

Un petit coin de paradis en bord de mer, isole du brouhaha de la vie fetarde de PhiPhi. Ideal en famille, les logements a flanc de colline sont simples mais propres et fonctionnels, le restaurant offre une large variete de plats meme s'il est mieux de privilegier la cuisine locale, et surtout, la plage donne sur une zone de snorkeling superbe qui peut vous faire passer des heures dans l'eau. A noter aussi l'aimabilite du personnel, qui arrange pour vous vos deplacements (reservation de bateaux, taxis, ... jusqu'au continent).

Good service, nice room simple but everything good! Felt a bit itchy in the bed, room seemed clean but I think bugs were getting in through tan in bathroom, so I would keep doors closed. Good value for what w needed it for (only staid two nights)

We were booked into a standard room by our travel agent - we upgraded as the standard was a tiny room with shower over the toilet. Backpackers style. The superior room, like in above photo was lovely but from street level was 229 steps up a hill. Room was lovely and view was fantastic. Shower had no pressure at all so very difficult to wash hair or clean yourself. Staff were very helpful however and friendly and carried our bags up and down all the steps when we arrived and departed. Cheap to stay at and the upgrade for 2 nights was only approx $25 NZD so well worth it.

Our stay at the Phi Phi Long beach resort was great. We cannot fault anything. The only issue was that the hotel does not cater for vegetarians. We had to go to another restaurant for lunches and dinners. The hotel rooms are quite spacious and clean. Breakfast was ideal for a 3* hotel.

We enjoyed our three-night stay at the hotel due to its commanding view of the area, isolation from the main town and arranging private long-tail boats tours. The hotel itself is located a short complimentary (check-in and checkout only) long-tail boat ride away from Ao Ton Sai Pier, which we had to wait a few minutes for after arriving by ferry. Once at the hotel, the staff greeted us and walked us up the several flights of stairs. Luggage is transported up to the hotel on a rail mounted cart. Our two bungalows (Bungalow West Seaview and Grand Seaview) had nice views of the Andaman Sea with lots of windows. The bungalows themselves were rather basic and would align with mid-range to slightly budget hotels. Our room was comfortable, including the bed, with all the features we needed and we enjoyed the bungalow feel with all its windows. I would have a preferred a nicer bathroom, due to the bungalows having a wet shower. The air conditioning was also a little noisy. Overall, I likely would pick the bungalow over a similarly appointed hotel with full bathroom. During our two full days, we hired a private long tail boat for 1,500-2,600 bhat/day (through the hotel). We enjoyed this option as we got to specify our schedule and got to Maya Bay before the tour groups. We also enjoyed snorkeling during our day tour. After the second day tour, I went snorkeling in front of the hotel by Shark Point. On our last morning, I asked the hotel about hiring a long-tail boat to take us to Shark Point and was quoted a 1,500 bhat, which felt really expensive considering it was a few hundred meters from the dock. I tried swimming out to Shark Point again, but the current/tide was too strong at times without flippers. You also need to be careful to avoid stepping on sea urchins. Overall, we would recommend the tours. The hotel itself is situated a 30 minute or so walk from the town center. However, we always took the long-tail boat, which cost 100 bhat/person before dusk and 150 bhat/person after. The hotel was fairly quick about getting long-tail boats to take us into town. However, hiring the long-tail boat by the pier to take us back to hotel was normally slow, as they seemed to wait for other people before departing. On one trip back (after a long wait) the boat left closer to the end of dusk and we got high-centered for a little while, due to the low tide. Typically, we would go into town in the late afternoon for groceries, arrange ferries, etc. and come back to have dinner at hotel next door. During Omicron, the town center was fairly busy near the water front, but away from main street many businesses were closed. I expect they all are open now. I preferred the quieter area surrounding the hotel and would likely choose to stay away from town center even if it meant dealing with expensive long-tail boat trips to town.