Phi Phi Cliff Beach Resort

Rooms at Phi Phi Cliff Beach Resort all have an electric kettle, a hair dryer and toiletries, and they come with twin, double or king beds. Several face the sea and others look over the mountains, so the view depends on the room.

Some rooms have a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a refrigerator or a balcony, and air conditioning is available in several of them. One room sleeps up to four guests, with two single beds and a double bed. Rooms can have an alarm clock, an in-room safe box and free bottled water, and guests can also use the garden, the pools and the restaurants of the resort.

Phi Phi Cliff Beach Resort has an outdoor swimming pool and an indoor swimming pool, a children's swimming pool, a garden and a terrace. The restaurants serve Asian, buffet, continental, halal and vegetarian breakfasts, and restaurant lunch, salads and coffee or tea are also served.

Tours, ticket services and a concierge are available, and canoeing, diving and snorkelling are also offered. Luggage storage, safety deposit boxes, an ironing service, cash withdrawal, 24-hour security and daily housekeeping are provided.

Wi-Fi is free in all rooms, and there is also Wi-Fi in public areas, with internet services and satellite channels. The resort has an elevator and on-site parking, along with a garden and a terrace for relaxing.

Phi Phi Cliff Beach Resort stands on Ton Sai Bay, the main bay of the village on Ko Phi Phi, where ferries come in and the lanes are busy with guesthouses and small eateries. The island is reached by boat, so the crossing from the mainland is the last part of any journey here, and flights land at Krabi or Phuket on the mainland.

Ton Sai Beach is the closest beach, about 350 m from the resort, and Ton Sai Pier, 650 m away, is where the boats from the mainland dock. Monkey Beach, a small bay known for the macaques on its shore, is 1.3 km away, and the Koh Phi Phi Viewpoint, 1.8 km away, looks over the narrow isthmus that joins the two halves of the island.

For a day out, the viewpoint and Monkey Beach are the closest sights, and boat trips to the bays around the island leave from the piers in the bay. Long Beach on the far side of the island and Ao Maya, the limestone bay on Phi Phi Leh that is reached by boat, are the farther stops. In the rainy season the sea can be rough, and some boat trips are cancelled.