Tonsai Tropical Phi Phi Island

The rooms at Tonsai Tropical Phi Phi Island come with king, double, twin or single beds, and they overlook the mountain, the garden, the pool or the sea, depending on the room. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi is also available in the public areas.

Room features include hair dryers, towels and toiletries, and some rooms add a private bathroom with a shower, bathrobes, an electric kettle, a coffee and tea maker or slippers. Blackout curtains and complimentary tea are offered in some rooms, and several rooms come with a flat-screen TV and satellite or cable channels.

The property has a 24-hour front desk, a garden and a terrace, and daily housekeeping. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and there is a convenience store, laundry service and dry cleaning.

Water activities include diving, snorkelling, canoeing, fishing and non-motorised water sports, and tours are offered too. The property also offers ticket services, luggage storage, lockers and a coffee shop.

Staff speak English and Thai, concierge services are available, and the public areas are air-conditioned. Some rooms are soundproofed, and allergy-free rooms are offered. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available for guests who need to leave bags after check-out on the island.

Tonsai Tropical Phi Phi Island sits on Ko Phi Phi Don, in the Ao Lo Dalam area on the Ton Sai side of the island. Ton Sai Bay is a compact, busy bay where the village meets the sea, with boat piers, small shops and market stalls along the lanes. Because the island is reached by boat, the bay is where much of the daily movement of travellers and supplies passes, and it is lively by day.

Most of what you need is a short walk away. Phi Phi Market is 100 m from the property, the ferry pier at Ton Sai is 350 m away, and Loh Dalum Beach, a sandy stretch, is 400 m. Viewpoint 1 rises above the bays and gives wide views over the island, and Monkey Beach, 1.8 km away, is known for the macaques that live around it.

Plan a day around the viewpoints and beaches, then take a boat to Viking Cave, a limestone cave 5.4 km away. Snorkelling and diving trips leave from the bay, and boats go for nearby islands such as Koh Phai, also known as Bamboo Island. The sea can be rough in the rainy months, which can limit boat trips to the caves and snorkelling spots.