Phi Phi Holiday Resort ( Phi Phi )

Inez Tiger

From the moment we stepped off the pier we were greeted by Oh who drove us to the hotel on the back of his tractor which was such fun and started off the most incredible 3 day vacation of our time in Thailand. We were greeted by such friendly and hospitable staff in a beautiful reception area and then transported by golf cart all the way to the sunset pool room. Wow! What an exquisite room with a gorgeous view. The room was comfortable, clean, spacious and a few steps away from the Sunset bar and infinity pool. The various pools at the resort are all a must to see and swim. We loved the food, drinks and the location is perfect! Removed from the chaos of Ton Sai but close enough to get there if you want to experience it. We highly recommend!

Sasha

Set in a remote corner of Phi Phi, this resort is a remarkable feat of construction and location. The jungle-fringed grounds are vast and atmospheric, with frogs serenading the paths by night and even the occasional python sighting to spice up your stroll. The beach is idyllic—peaceful, coral-rich, and home to the best snorkeling we encountered in southern Thailand. The infinity pool is beautifully positioned, just steps from the sea, and we spent two blissful days drifting between saltwater and poolside. The breakfast buffet has range and charm, and overall, the place exudes laid-back island life. But it also feels, at times, like a budget hotel in disguise. Details are missed: mugs and kettles in the rooms, but no coffee sachets; bins left to overflow; poolside towels requiring a cross-campus trek and vanishing by morning. The astroturf around the infinity pool is worn and joyless, and the early towel return time is baffling. The breakfast area becomes gridlocked thanks to an underwhelming coffee setup—few machines, endless queues, and no real urgency to fix it. Room features like stiff curtains add to a sense that the place could be vastly improved by someone simply walking around each day with a critical eye and a checklist. A stunning location that delivers on beauty and tranquility—but the experience could be transformed with better care, oversight, and coffee.

Rob Ottley

Context. We are in our 50s. A couple. We stayed a few days in one of the sunset villas with private pool. Mid March 2025. Wow! No complaints at all. We looked at other reviews and had a few concerns before arriving but, no, we have nothing but positive things to say about our stay here. It is a walk and a climb of a few flights of well maintained steps to the villa but we had no problem with that. We didn’t ring for golf carts and complain about the wait. We walked through the pleasant gardens and made our own way. The breakfast (included) in terms of quality and variety is exceptional. We have travelled a lot and stayed in many hotels and a breakfast choice like this is very hard to find. The rooms are clean and well maintained and turned down daily, without fail. There are bars, pools and restaurant options in the complex with shops for drinks, snacks and souvenirs but there are also other external restaurant options, close by. The hotel organized all of our transport including long tail boats to Tonsai and bamboo island. Very professional and, again, no issues. We simply do not have a bad word to say about Phi Phi Holiday Resort. For a relatively short stay, it was impeccable, hence our rating of 5.

Pm Gvs

I stayed in a beachfront apartment at this resort. While the room was decent and the view truly stunning, the overall experience was disappointing due to poor service. When I asked for some ice cubes at the bar to take to my room, I was refused and told to call room service instead. I also requested a toilet roll and was advised to wait for housekeeping—or use the public restroom in the meantime, which was unacceptable. The drinks were underwhelming: the iced latte was watery, and the mango smoothie was made with boxed juice rather than fresh fruit. The food was average at best, and you can find much better options at the nearby local restaurants. Overall, the resort did not live up to its 4-star rating and certainly wasn’t worth the price.

Brent Prince

Great location, friendly staff. However the reason for my rating is a serious problem. The food is not prepared with allergies in mind. After booking for the sunset restaurant, which seems quite unpopular, we were assured the vegetarian option would be safe for consumption with a shellfish allergy. After requesting the mild version of the meal, it came very spicy, in addition to this, we experienced an allergic reaction to the food consistent with a shellfish allergy. So if you have food allergies beware! This is the main reason for my low rating as this is a serious issue. The second minor complaint is that there are no shower curtains in the room, so naturally the whole bathroom floor gets wet, the shower head as well is very old and does not function optimally. Other than that the location is amazing and very friendly staff. The beds were very comfortable.