Lucky Guest House

Lucky Guest House has rooms from dormitory beds to private rooms. Some rooms have a private bathroom with shower, toiletries and towels. The dormitory rooms share a bathroom with other guests. Several rooms have air conditioning, and some have a flat-screen TV with satellite or cable channels.

Single and double rooms are available, as well as dormitory beds for one guest. One of the dormitory rooms measures 46 m² and has a single bed, and a double room with a balcony has a double bed for up to two guests.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi is also offered in the public areas. The guesthouse has a restaurant on site with a variety of dining options, and the languages spoken include English, Hindi, Korean and Thai. Guests who want to eat on site can use that restaurant during their visit.

Air conditioning is in the public areas, and non-smoking rooms are available. Some bathrooms have toiletries and towels, and some rooms have satellite or cable channels and flat-screen TVs. The dormitory rooms have a shared bathroom.

Ton Sai Bay is the main village on Ko Phi Phi, and it is where most of the island's boats arrive. The streets around the bay are lined with guesthouses, restaurants, dive centres and small shops, and the guesthouse sits in this busy part of the village. The village is small, so the bay, the pier and the market are all within a few hundred metres of each other.

Ton Sai Pier and its ferry terminal are 450 m away, and Ton Sai Beach is 650 m away. The Phi Phi Market is 200 m away, and the Koh Phi Phi Viewpoint, 850 m away, overlooks both Ton Sai and Loh Dalum bays. The ferry terminal is also where the boats to and from the mainland dock, so it is the first landmark most visitors use to find their bearings on the island.

Boat trips to the islands around Phi Phi Leh, including Viking Cave, are the natural next step, since the boats leave from the piers near the village. Back in Ton Sai, the evenings are spent in the bars and restaurants along the bay, and the market is close enough for a quick look at the stalls before the boats leave.