Phi Phi is one of Thailand’s most beloved island getaways. Sitting pretty between Phuket and Krabi, Phi Phi is famous around the world for its movie-famous Maya Bay, cliff-lined coves, and beach nightlife. 

Once you boat over here, days are laid-back and centred on sea and sun. Snorkel with leopard sharks and dive among coral gardens. Walk among night markets (no cars here), party in Tonsai Village, and wriggle your toes in the sand while sipping on cocktails.  Whether you’re after a quiet bungalow at the edge of the jungle or a buzzing stay near the beach bars, Traveloka helps you find the right fit.

Where to stay in Koh Phi Phi

• Tonsai Village: Phi Phi’s lively heart. You’ll find bars, cheap eats, and dive shops within walking distance. A go-to for social travellers who are always looking for something to do. 
• Loh Dalum Bay: A crescent of sand lined with party spots and backpacker-friendly stays. Great if you want nightlife out your front door followed by lazy hangs the next morning. 
• Long Beach (Hat Yao): Still close to the action, but quieter and great for snorkelling. Think hammocks, coral just offshore, and early-to-bed crowd. 
• Laem Tong Beach: Remote, upscale and often reached only by boat. Think fewer crowds, more luxury. Best for honeymooners or those wanting nothing more than to switch off. 
• Loh Bagao Bay: If your idea of a Thai beach holiday is nature sounds and spa sessions, Loh Bagao Bay is calling. Surrounded by forests and populated by villas, it is best for those looking for peace.

How much is Koh Phi Phi accommodation?

Koh Phi Phi doesn’t make you choose between beachy and budget. Most travellers spend around AU$60 to AU$110 a night, but going higher might see you scoring private plunge pools. Whether you’re booking late or locking in early, we’ll help you find your fit.

• Backpacker dorms: From AU$8 per night. Think bunks, bar access, basic amenities, … and just enough wifi to post your sunset shots. Popular with social travellers who prioritise price and proximity to nightlife.
• Budget stays and guesthouses: From AU$30 per night. Clean, and compact with a fan or air-con to keep you cool. Good for those who want to sleep solo, but are keen to spend more time in the sea than inside.
• Mid-range hotels: From AU$70 per night. This comfortable category is all about beachfront pools, balconies and all-inclusive breakfast buffets. A sweet spot for couples and comfort-seekers.
• Resorts and villas: AU$150–300+. Expect private decks, infinity pools and a boat ride to get there. Best for big relaxers and families.
• Luxury stays: AU$350–600+. Secluded beaches, spa menus and five-star views will keep you warm all the way to next winter. If the idea of a honeymoon with butler service is your thing, this is for you.

Top-rated hotels in Koh Phi Phi

• Viking Nature Resort: Bungalows built of wood and palms in a forested corner between Phi Phi Town and Long Beach. Calm waters on its two private beaches, fish-rich reefs, and enough distance from the crowds to hear the Andaman Sea at night. 
• SAii Phi Phi Island Village: A certified sustainable resort up north on a private beach in Loh Ba Gao Bay. Imagine Thai-style thatched bungalows among coconut groves, its own PADI dive centre, and a marine discovery hub.
• Phi Phi Phu Chalet Resort: This boutique hideout on Laem Tong Beach is a classic Thai beach that meets Euro charm. Hardwood chalets with bamboo details face the jungle or the water, and its infinity pool is perfect for slow mornings.
• Mama Beach Residence: 24 rooms overlooking the quiet end of Tonsai Bay, Mama is all about that low-key-charm-meets-epic location. Chill out in its gardens or stroll over to the village.

Tips for finding the perfect accommodation in Koh Phi Phi

• Time it right: July tends to have the best-value deals, with average rates around AU$150. Prices spike over weekends and public holidays, so midweek stays can save you a chunk.
• Use those filters: Want beach access, breakfast included, or a room that’s good for groups? Use Traveloka’s filters to whittle down your shortlist, fast.
• Think about seasonality: High season runs from November to April, with November and March often cheaper than peak December. Lock in early for better rates and selection.
• Compare before you commit: Inclusions for the same hotel can vary across platforms. Use Traveloka to check those beloved extras like flexible cancellation and breakfast included.
• Location matters: Staying central (Tonsai) puts you near the action, but expect some noise. For quiet, look north or boat-access spots like Laem Tong.