Phi Phi Holiday Resort ( Phi Phi )

Nikita Glotov

Phi Phi Holiday Resort — a quiet little paradise that actually works. We spent a couple of days here with friends, and honestly, it was wonderful. The location itself is pure magic — peaceful, quiet, surrounded by lush greenery. You can feel that everything was designed and maintained with love and care. Big thanks to the gardeners — they’re the real artists behind this beauty. The restaurant deserves special mention. Running a resort on an island like Phi Phi can’t be easy, but they manage it extremely well. Everything runs smoothly, and the food is excellent. My compliments to the chefs — maybe just add a few extra sauce options for the burgers, and it’ll be perfect. The sea here is unreal. You can literally snorkel straight from the beach. Every day, speedboats with group tours stop right here so their guests can swim and see the reef — but you, staying at the resort, can just grab a mask, snorkel, and fins at the reception and go whenever you want. No rush, no crowd. The staff are friendly, smiling, genuinely nice people. You can’t help but smile back — and that alone sets the tone for the whole stay. So, thank you — to the management, the staff, the gardeners, the cooks, everyone who keeps this place running smoothly in such a remote spot. You make it not just a stay, but a lovely experience that’s hard to forget.

HH

Unfortunately, our experience at this hotel was disappointing. The room we received was not clean — the toilet was dirty, the entire floor was dusty and stained, and the towels were old, torn, and looked like they had been used for years. There was a hair on the bed, and even a spider web with a live spider right above it. In addition, we booked a day tour through the hotel. When we made the booking, we were told one price, but on the day of the trip, they unexpectedly asked for additional payment without informing us in advance. To be fair, the location is beautiful, the beach is stunning, and the staff did their best to help with any request we had. However, the overall cleanliness and transparency were far below expectations.

Parul Gangania

Service- Staff don’t provide you complete information to make your experience smoother. You have to navigate everything on your own. If you confront manger, he is very rude to listen. Staff at the next hotel Erawan is very helpful and cooperative, provided all the information correctly. They were so sweet to provide extra information on their own. Location - Boat is needed to reach there and that’s very expensive i.e., around 1800 baht one way. And late evening, it becomes more expensive as told by local boat personnel. Rooms- Washrooms in rooms are very small like 2 star hotels. Food- food options very limited.

Valeska GN

We stayed at this hotel to celebrate my birthday. I received a lovely surprise and a free cupcake. The room with a private pool was fantastic; we slept wonderfully, the water pressure was great, and the private pool with sunset views was wonderful. The hotel has a buggy that takes you everywhere; we never waited more than five minutes. The staff was very friendly and always had a smile. The only thing that could have been better and was a disappointment was breakfast. While there was certainly a lot of variety, it wasn't very tasty; it didn't seem like local food or pastries; the tortillas were too dry. For me, the best things were the papayas and cappuccino. To get to the island, you can hire a service that practically takes you by hand and leaves you sitting in your room. The price is good (we paid 3600 baht for two trips). To leave the hotel, you can request a buggy that takes you to the infinity pool, which is located at the end of the hotel. From there, you can find taxis that look unsafe, but we didn't have any problems (100 baht per person one way). They take you to the small town, where there are restaurants (we had our dinners there at a good price), minimarkets, and pharmacies. If you want to go further, you can take a boat with the hotel or walk to the hotel (which has a purple parasol) and buy a ticket (300 baht per person one way) that takes you to the city. As for the excursions you can take with the hotel, there's not much difference in price. You can use the kayak for free. Overall, it was a great experience; I highly recommend this hotel. As a last note, if you want a quick lunch to enjoy on the beach or in your room... near the taxis, you'll find a restaurant called Chili & Pepper. The food is excellent, the owner cooks delicious food, and has good reviews.

Waldemar Zueva

The geo place is super. Beach is nice! But hotel is not so nice. We had a bungalow very close to the beach. Not clean, bad and loud air condition, loud fridge, room is always high humidity - ugly feeling. Don’t waste your money here… Breakfast is not good. Very poor for a 4 star hotel.