Koh Phi Phi Hotels
8 Island Beach Resorts
Ferry-only, no cars on the island!

Top score in this article at 9.4 — Outrigger Phi Phi Island Resort is the property formerly known as Zeavola, rebranded and refreshed, reopened in mid-2026. It sits at the far northern tip of the island on Laem Tong Beach, quiet and well away from the bustle of Tonsai. The team kept Zeavola's pitched-roof teakwood villa frames and refreshed the rooms — 63 in all, spread through green gardens along a white-sand beach. There are 2 pools, two restaurants and a spa, and the reef just off the beach is snorkellable at low tide. You reach it by the resort's shuttle boat, and in some seasons there's a direct boat from Phuket.

SAii Phi Phi Island Village is the biggest and most private resort on the island, with the whole 800-metre white-sand beach of Loh Bagao Bay to itself, scoring 9.1 from 320 reviews. It spreads across a coconut plantation of more than 70 acres, with 189 Thai-style bungalows and villas plus 12 hillside villas with private pools and views out to the sea and distant islands. There are 5 restaurants, 3 bars, 2 pools, a spa and a PADI dive centre, and boats to Maya Bay leave straight from the resort's beach. It's on the quiet north of the island, reached by the resort's shuttle boat.

Phi Phi Natural Resort is the more reachable choice on Laem Tong Beach, below the price of the 5-star resorts next door, scoring 9.1 from 179 reviews. The draw is its position out on the headland — quiet, looking across to Bida Nok island and the sunrise over the sea. The grounds are large, with bungalows spread up the slope and along the beach, 3 restaurants, a pool and a clifftop viewpoint. It suits travellers who want a beautiful Laem Tong beach without paying luxury rates. You reach it by the resort's shuttle boat.

Phi Phi The Beach Resort is a cluster of wooden bungalows on the hillside above Long Beach, with most rooms facing the sea across to Phi Phi Leh, scoring 8.9 from 326 reviews. The Thai-style bungalows step down the slope, and from the balcony you look out over turquoise water to the cliffs of Phi Phi Leh in the distance. The Long Beach below has white sand and clear water, quieter than Tonsai, good for swimming and snorkelling. There's a pool on the slope and a beachside restaurant. It's a 10–15 minute longtail from Tonsai pier, or a walk along the beach at low tide.

Paradise Pearl Bungalows is a group of wood-and-concrete bungalows right on the north end of Long Beach, where you step from your room onto the sand, scoring 8.8 from 56 reviews. It's a simple, island-style resort of 47 rooms set under big shade trees along the beach. What guests like most is the beachside restaurant, with wooden tables set out on the sand looking over the longtail boats and clear water — the spot is lovely at sunset. This stretch of Long Beach is quiet and good for swimming and snorkelling. It's about a 10-minute longtail from Tonsai pier.

Phi Phi Holiday Resort is a family resort on Laem Tong Beach (it once carried the Holiday Inn brand before moving to private ownership), scoring 8.4 from 306 reviews. Its strength is that the bungalows sit on flat ground right by the beach — you walk to the sand without a hill to climb, which suits families with children and older guests. There's a long white-sand beach, 2 pools, a spa and a beachside restaurant, and the reef off the beach is snorkellable at low tide. It's in the Laem Tong zone at the north of the island, reached by the resort's shuttle boat.

Phi Phi Island Cabana is a large resort in the heart of the island, within walking distance of Tonsai pier, with beaches on both sides — Tonsai Bay and Loh Dalum Bay, scoring 8.2 from 394 reviews. The photo guests bring back most is the beachfront pool, palm trees framing the twin limestone peaks of Phi Phi Leh across the water. There are 154 rooms, 4 restaurants and a poolside bar. The strength is the central location — step out and you walk straight to restaurants, bars, dive shops and the viewpoint trail. To be honest, rooms are old and quality is uneven, so you come for the location.

PP Princess Resort is a wooden-bungalow resort in the middle of Tonsai village, with the lowest starting price in this article at ฿1,900, scoring 8.2 from 170 reviews. The Thai-style bungalows are set around a garden pool, between Tonsai Bay and Loh Dalum Bay, a few minutes' walk from the pier, the restaurants, the bars and both beaches. It suits travellers who want to be in the thick of island life, with easy nights out. The trade-off is noise — music from the surrounding bars carries late, so light sleepers should be prepared.