Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort

The location has a stunning view The breakfast was amazing At dinner, I eat an excellent French buffet from Api restaurant The pool was very good

Air conditioning from room 408 doesn't work properly, makes noise and water from condensing is liking inside the house The pillows are very hard

Our favorite location was the relax pool, our favorite activity was receiving a massage from Koi at the fun pool.

Breakfast was absolutely stunning, the most complete I have ever had the chance to try. Wonderfully served with absurd variety, maybe the finest feature. The room was immaculately clean, the bathroom was spacious and functional. Perfect resort for a couple in their honeymoon or for families. The village behind the resort was also a good resource for supplies and food when we didn't want to eat at the hotel.

No truly negative points; one has to keep in mind that this is a resort away from the bustle of Tonsai ("downtown"Phi Phi), and it takes a boat ride or 1-hour hike to get there. If you're looking for peace and quiet, with plenty of luxury, this is the place to be.

Great location, away from the Parties of TonSai. Perfect for honeymooners, couples and friends wanting to get away from it all. Resort is really amazing, service, view, restaurants, everything!! Even love the shampoo in the shower, smells amazing! The Village just behind the resort is great for drinks, dinners, day trip bookings and massages, better priced than resort and great food!! Buffalo Head Bar was our favorite!! Loved our stay, would love to come back some day!

Everything was great, but if I have to mention something it would probably be the distance from deluxe garden suites to Lobby/restaurants - its quite far and there aren’t many golf carts driving around to help with a lift - but it is a great way to walk of the amazing buffet breakfasts and dinners at API. Something to take note of is that if the wind is bad (as it is this time of the year) then you need to walk to the bay on the other side of the resort to get the longtail boats to the TonSai Pier, its a quick walk, but not ideal in the dark. Also, if its low tide you need to walk through coral/rocks to get to your boat - not an easy walk, especially with luggage! This was probably the worst part of our trip - our flops broke and one of our travel buddies cut their foot while walking barefoot.