Hangover Chill & Hill Hostel

Hangover Chill & Hill Hostel offers a mixed dormitory room with a bunk bed and a private bungalow with a queen bed. All the rooms overlook the garden and have air conditioning.

The dormitory room measures 30 m² and sleeps one guest, with a shared bathroom. The bungalow measures 15 m² and sleeps two guests, with a private bathroom, a dining table and a socket near the bed, and both rooms have blackout curtains and linens.

The main shared facilities are an outdoor swimming pool and a garden with a terrace, seating and hammocks. In the evening the garden hosts movie nights, games and a communal fire pit. The property also has billiards, and air conditioning is available in the public areas as well as in the rooms. Hiking trails can be reached from the property.

Practical services include a concierge desk, luggage storage and safety deposit boxes, and tours and ticket services are available at the property.

Wi-Fi is free in all rooms, and internet access is also available in the public areas. English, Portuguese and Spanish are spoken at the property. The rooms are non-smoking, and there is a separate smoking area.

Ko Phi Phi is an island in Krabi Province, in the Andaman Sea, known for its limestone cliffs, green hills and clear bays. The island is a common base for boat trips and diving. Hangover Chill & Hill Hostel is in the Ao Lo Dalam area, a short walk from the village of Ton Sai, where the island's bays, piers and viewpoints are close at hand. Its garden is the place to meet other travellers.

The Ton Sai Pier ferry terminal is 900 m from the hostel, and Ton Sai Bay sits beside the village. Ko Phi Phi has no road link to the mainland, so the last part of the journey is by boat, and Krabi International Airport is 45.7 km away on the mainland. The Koh Phi Phi Viewpoint, 650 m away, is a hilltop lookout over the bays, and Long Beach, 1.2 km away, is a long stretch of sand.

A good day can combine the viewpoint, with its views over the bays, the sand at Long Beach and the hiking trails that the hostel gives access to. The trails are also a good way to see the island's green interior. Rough seas can disrupt boat trips to the island, which is more likely in the rainy season.