Phi Phi Sunset Bay Resort

The resort's rooms are bungalows and chalets, from a standard fan bungalow to a one-bedroom chalet and a bungalow for up to four guests. Rooms can have a balcony or terrace, a desk, a coffee and tea maker, free bottled water and a private bathroom, depending on the room.

The One-Bedroom Chalet has a king bed. The Standard Villa Fan and the Fan Bungalow have a double bed. The Bungalow has a mountain view and a private entrance, and the Room Assigned on Arrival is allocated to you when you check in.

The resort has a private beach, a garden, restaurants, a bar and a kitchen. A 24-hour front desk, a shuttle service, daily housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, luggage storage and lockers are also available.

Water activities include snorkelling, diving, canoeing and fishing, and tours can be arranged. Guests can also use a postal service and safety deposit boxes, and internet access is available in the public areas. Restaurants and a bar are on site, and the kitchen is available too.

Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are offered, and the front desk is staffed around the clock. Lockers and luggage storage are available for guests, while outdoor recreational features and a terrace add to the grounds.

Phi Phi Sunset Bay Resort is on Ko Phi Phi, an island in the Andaman Sea that is reached by boat, in the Hin Poo Bay area. The surroundings are green hillsides and small bays with the sea close by, and the village of Ton Sai, with its piers and longtail boats, is the island's main hub. The island has no airport, so the boat from the mainland is the way in, and the hills rise above the bays.

The Koh Phi Phi Viewpoint is 1 km from the resort, a lookout over the bays of the island. Long Beach, a long stretch of sand, is 2.8 km away, and Laem Tong Beach, a sandy beach on the island's coastline, is 2.4 km away. Viking Cave, known for its swiftlet nests, is 6.7 km away. Krabi International Airport is 44.9 km away on the mainland, so the journey to the island ends with a boat ride.

A day could start at the viewpoint for the view over the bays, then continue by boat to the caves and beaches around the island. Snorkelling and diving are available from the resort, and nearby Monkey Beach is known for its resident macaques, so the trip is worth a half-day on its own.