Phi Phi Coralbay Bungalow

Air conditioning is standard in every room at Phi Phi Coralbay Bungalow. Each room has its own private bathroom, a refrigerator and a flat-screen TV, and the rooms measure 20 to 24 m² with space for up to three guests.

Two rooms have a balcony or terrace. Beds range from one double bed to two king beds, and the 24 m² bungalow also has blackout curtains and a fan, with a closet for clothes.

The property has an outdoor swimming pool and a children's swimming pool, along with a private beach, a sauna, a fitness centre and a massage service. Guests can also use the games room, the library and the garden, and tours can be arranged.

There is a 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping, and laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services. A babysitting service and kids' meals are available, and the property also has a convenience store and a gift and souvenir shop.

For meals there is a restaurant, a coffee shop, a poolside bar, BBQ facilities and room service, as well as grocery delivery. Internet access is available, including WiFi in public areas, and pets are allowed.

Phi Phi Coralbay Bungalow stands in the Loh Ba Gao area of Ko Phi Phi, an island in Krabi province that is reached by boat from the mainland. The village of Ao Loh Bakao is next to the property, so the setting is a small coastal neighbourhood, away from the main village of Ton Sai. Limestone cliffs rise above much of the coast, and the sea is never far away.

Lo Ba Khao Beach is the nearest stretch of sand, 250 m away, and the Koh Phi Phi Viewpoint, 1.8 km from the property, is reached on foot and gives wide views over the island's bays. Ton Sai Bay, 2.5 km away, is the main village bay, with ferry piers and shops along its shore. Getting around the island is on foot or by boat, and Phak Nam Bay Beach, 1.1 km from the property, is another stretch of sand along the coast.

A day on the water might start at the piers of Ton Sai Bay, and Viking Cave, 7.7 km from the property on Phi Phi Leh, is a limestone cave where swiftlets nest. Back on the island, evenings in the village bring street-food stalls and small bars along the shore.