Phi Phi Sea and Hill

Phi Phi Sea and Hill offers bungalows for between two and seven guests, from a bungalow with a mountain view to a deluxe bungalow that sleeps up to seven. The bungalows sit within a short walk of Ton Sai village, so the bay and its piers are close at hand.

The bungalow of 18 m² has a double bed, air conditioning, a refrigerator, a closet, a mirror and a TV, together with a private bathroom and shower. A room for up to three guests and the deluxe bungalow for up to seven guests are also available.

Phi Phi Sea and Hill has a garden, and tours and ticket services are available for guests who want to explore Ko Phi Phi. The staff speak English and Thai, so questions about the island can be asked in English, and the hotel's tours and ticket services are available for guests who want to plan their days.

Restaurants are part of the hotel's facilities, along with free Wi-Fi in all rooms and internet access over a wireless connection. A smoking area is provided for guests who smoke, and the hotel also has a TV.

Ao Lo Dalam is a bay on Ko Phi Phi, the island in Krabi province where hills rise close behind the shore. Phi Phi Sea and Hill sits in this quieter part of the island, while Ton Sai village, the main village on Ko Phi Phi, lies about 550 m away.

Viewpoint 1 is 300 m from the hotel, and the Koh Phi Phi Viewpoint is 650 m away, so the lookouts above the bay are an easy outing from the bungalows. Ton Sai Beach is 1.1 km away, and the village has shops, restaurants and the piers for boats to the mainland.

Boat trips leave from Ton Sai for Maya Bay on Phi Phi Leh, the bay made famous by the film The Beach, and for snorkelling spots around the islands. Ko Phi Phi is a small island, so most of the places in this section are a short walk from the hotel or from Ton Sai village. Morning is the time for the lookouts, and the afternoon can be spent on the beach before the boats come back. Ko Phi Phi is reached by boat, and Krabi International Airport (KBV) is 45.7 km away. The sea can be rougher in the rainy months, when some boat trips may not run.