Phi Phi Viva Guesthouse

The guesthouse offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi in all rooms, and a mix of single, twin, double and king beds. Several rooms have a balcony or terrace, and some overlook the mountain, the street or the city.

Groups of three can choose a triple room or a deluxe room with a single bed and a double bed, while couples can book a king room, a double room or a twin room. Every room has air conditioning and sleeps up to three guests, and in several rooms the bathroom is private. Daily housekeeping is part of the service, so the rooms are cleaned each day.

The guesthouse has a 24-hour front desk, room service, a restaurant, a bar and a kitchen. Daily housekeeping and laundry service are available, and luggage storage is available too.

For days out, the property offers tours, boating, canoeing, snorkelling and diving, and a shuttle service is available on site. A massage service is also available.

Free parking is available on site, and free Wi-Fi covers the public areas and the rooms. The guesthouse also has an elevator, a terrace and a convenience store. Non-smoking rooms are offered, and the 24-hour front desk is staffed at all hours, so guests can ask for help at any time of the day. The bar and the kitchen are on site as well.

Ko Phi Phi is an island in Krabi Province in the Andaman Sea, reached by boat from the mainland. Limestone cliffs rise from the water around the island, and the bays near the village are the main reason most visitors come. Phi Phi Viva Guesthouse sits in the Ao Lo Dalam area, a short walk from the busier village of Ton Sai, where the ferries arrive.

The Koh Phi Phi Viewpoint is 500 m away, a lookout reached by a climb on foot with views over the bays. Loh Dalum Beach lies 750 m away in the same bay area, and Ton Sai Beach is 1.1 km from the guesthouse. Viking Cave, 5.9 km away, is a limestone cave on a nearby island that is visited by boat.

Krabi International Airport is 45.5 km away on the mainland, so the journey usually continues by road to a pier and then by boat. Boating and tours are offered on site, but the sea decides the day, and it can be rough in the rainy months. A good day starts with the climb to the viewpoint, followed by a swim at Loh Dalum Beach and an evening walk through the village of Ton Sai.