Paradise Resort PHI PHI

Shower was a little weak, but amenities are incredible. Literally seeing the blue water from our bed is something incredible. Resort has everything you need

The room was spacious and clean. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. It’s a really beautiful resort on a beautiful island.

Great spot on Phi Phi Island! Staff was very helpful. Food was good and large selection. Room was clean and comfortable. Towels were worn but otherwise nice stay

Room is awful, in dire need of renovation. The toilet room - literally smells like a septic tank. Green looking fluid all over the floor, tiles even look dirty. The towels they provide smell like they haven’t been washed and dried properly. In the bedroom section - mattress is rock solid, may as well of sleep on the floor. Fridge is disgusting. Lack of descent lighting. Mosquitoes everywhere! I understand the rural aspect, but many things which are straightforward can be approved upon. The main reason for not giving this place 1 star is the beach and restaurant / staff. These are the best things this place can offer. Also, fyi literally no shops or other restaurants close by.

Would stay here again. Would have been nice to have lounge chairs for use on the beach.

Best beach in PhiPhi! Very nice hotel! Great staff!

Large room, couch was dirty/stained, bed was very firm. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful.

Perfect place with great staff!

Great staff and location.

The staff are welcoming and friendly. The beach is superb. However, this is let down by several issues. This property really needs a renovation: the bungalows are old and several issues need addressing such as rusting shower, broken curtain rail, rusted sliding doors, etc). The breakfast is below average (limited variety of fruit, breads etc). The restaurant is also below average- we went to other nearby restaurants. The fact that this is located on an island might be a mitigating factor - but I think this is not enough.

Great reception. Very well located on long beach

Great location. Decent food. Rooms average. People lovely

Room was very clean. Staff were very welcoming. Loved the resort.

Lovely hotel on the stunning long-beach. The water-taxi team for the hotel are awesome and can’t do enough to help and the reception team were efficient. Rooms are large but basic, aircon worked perfectly. Breakfast is a small buffet style which was nice but very limited in selection (Not that it mattered too much as the Thai pancakes are amazing) Like most things on Phi Phi it’s pretty expensive for what it is.

This is a beautiful property that could maybe use a bit more upkeep. A/C in our room was questionable and the furniture was a little run down. The beach was stunning but it is out of the way of the main district. While you can hike about 30 minutes to town or take a long boat, neither are super convenient late at night. The Long Boats can't always pull up to the hotel area either, we had to do a very sketchy hike over a steep hill from another beach with our suitcases when we arrived. Thankfully the staff carried our bags but it was definitely unexpected. Food at the restaurant is passable but not the best.

Shabby and untidy. Not the same as description. Poor

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great view and beach was incredible. hotel location was a bit remote, need to take long boat or a 20 min walk. hotel offers free ride on check in/out days. as for room, we had 2 large beds facing water, some issues we faced - wifi weak and maxed on # of people, and toilet flush was not good. staff super friendly. hotel breakfast was ok.

I was disappointed by my stay. I did visit during the off-season (June), so maybe the property is better maintained during peak season. However, the furniture in my room was in poor condition, there were always ants in my room, the bed was uncomfortable, and there wasn’t any hot water. It definitely doesn’t feel like a “resort” at all — more like a motel. Whoever photographed Paradise Resort should get a raise, however, because the photos look far, far better than reality — I even walked right by when I was first arriving because it looked so different from the photos and there was no signage. The “spa” is a collection of day beds with thin curtains and is not luxurious at all. In general, I’d advise against staying at any Long Beach hotel during the off-season — there isn’t anything to do and it’s inconvenient to get to the main area of Phi Phi. If the weather is bad, sometimes the boats aren’t even running, and the 45-minute “walk” to the main area is really more of a hike and is confusing and strenuous, especially with luggage. I was very close to changing hotels, even without a refund, because I’d really wanted a “resort” experience. I’d stay elsewhere!

For a relaxing time away of everything. The taxi boat is fun. There is a good restaurant at the hotel. Staff was great.