Phi Phi Island Village

I loves the flowers in the toilet upon arrival. Everything was like that. Sure it costs more that the dives on the other side of the island, but everything was safe, comfortable, clean and friendly.

If someone tells you about the little village behind the resort, it is the path next to the bar and to the right. Its just beyond the tsunami memorial. If you turn left you will go through a little village of worker housing, then some fishing style hut houses, then you will climb a mountain and then you are on the other side of the island. Its quite a hike if you think you are going to get some food. But there is a tiny village of restaurants behind phi phi village and the food is super cheap! You pay american equivalent prices for meals at the resort but the little village is Thai prices and fantastic!

Arriving by speedboat at Phi Phi Island Village it looks like a tropical paradise from the water - the shore is lined with swaying palms, white fluffy sand and crystal blue water.
Part of the hotel is currently under construction so you should request to be placed as far away from the construction as possible.
The infinity pool is huge and almost a complete circle with a swim up bar. There is also a small restaurant at the pool. There are several restaurants on the hotel property, two of which are we The Marlin and the Thai restaurant. The Marlin serves a huge buffet dinner every night, and is well worth trying. At the Thai restaurant, beware of the hot curry.

All in all, a lovely hotel.