PP. Valentine Bungalow

All rooms at PP. Valentine Bungalow have air conditioning. The rooms are a single room with a balcony for one guest and a twin room with two single beds for up to two guests, so solo travellers and couples can both find a room that fits.

Outside the rooms, the hotel has a garden and a terrace with outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area, and room service is available to guests.

The hotel offers room service, a shuttle service, luggage storage and dry cleaning, along with daily housekeeping. Air conditioning is available in the public areas as well as the rooms, and the hotel has non-smoking rooms.

The garden and terrace have outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area, so meals can be taken outside in the open air. The reception staff speak English and Thai, and luggage storage is available at the hotel for guests who need to leave bags behind.

Rooms can have a refrigerator, a coffee and tea maker, an electric kettle, toiletries, a hair dryer, free bottled water, a balcony or terrace and a separate dining area, and baby amenities are available on request.

PP. Valentine Bungalow is in the Loh Dalum area of Ko Phi Phi, an island in the Andaman Sea that is reached by boat from the mainland. The island's bays, beaches and limestone cliffs are the main reason people come here, and the streets near the hotel are lined with small shops and restaurants where you can eat and buy supplies.

Loh Dalum Beach is a short walk away, and Viewpoint 1, 250 m from the hotel, gives views over the bays. Ton Sai Beach, the village beach lined with longtail boats, is 950 m away, and Ton Sai Pier, the ferry terminal where boats from the mainland arrive, is 700 m away. Monkey Beach, 2 km away, is known for the macaques that live along its shore, and the Phi Phi Market, 450 m away, sells fresh food and everyday supplies.

A good day here starts at Viewpoint 1 for the view over the bays, then continues down to Loh Dalum Beach for a swim. In the afternoon, longtail boat trips to the bays and nearby islands leave from the piers around Ton Sai. Rough seas can cancel ferries between the island and the mainland, so a spare day in the plan is sensible.