Sweed Dee Love Hostel

Sweed Dee Love Hostel offers mixed dormitory rooms with bunk beds, along with a double room that has its own private bathroom. The dormitory rooms measure 70 m² and have a nature view. The double room measures 18 m², with a queen bed and a balcony or terrace. Air conditioning is available in some rooms, and blackout curtains are fitted in some as well.

Bathrooms in the dormitory rooms are shared and have a shower, toiletries, towels and a hair dryer. Rooms can also have a fan, linens, a clothes rack, a desk or a seating area, and in some rooms a refrigerator, a kettle and a coffee or tea maker.

The hostel provides free Wi-Fi in all rooms, with internet services and Wi-Fi in the public areas as well. A shared kitchen is available for guests, and fruit and snacks are also available. Guests who want to prepare their own meals can use the shared kitchen at the hostel.

Daily housekeeping is provided, and lockers and luggage storage are available for guests. Air conditioning is installed in the public areas, and English and Thai are spoken, so guests can ask questions in either language.

The hostel can help with tours and ticket services, and snorkelling is available as a water activity. Ticket services are arranged through the same desk, so guests who want a day out on the water can ask about them when they arrive.

Ao Lo Dalam is an area of Ko Phi Phi, a small island in Krabi province in southern Thailand, where the hostel sits close to the village of Ton Sai and the island's viewpoints. Ko Phi Phi has no airport and you reach it by boat, so the first part of the journey is always on the sea. Once on the island, most trips around the village are on foot. The Ton Sai pier and the ferry terminal are about 1 km from the hostel, and the village is the main point of arrival by boat.

The Koh Phi Phi Viewpoint is 400 m from the hostel and is the nearest lookout over the island's bays and coastline. Ton Sai Bay is 900 m away, and Long Beach lies a little further along the coast. The Tsunami Building, a memorial to the tsunami that hit the island, is 300 m away, and Phi Phi Market is 750 m away.

Boat trips are a good way to see the nearby islands, for example Bamboo Island (Koh Phai) for snorkelling and the bays around it. Boat trips depend on the sea, which can be rough in the monsoon months, so the day's plans depend on the weather.