Phi Phi Don·8.1
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Tropical Hostel on Phi Phi Don features a garden, bar, year‑round outdoor pool and free Wi‑Fi. Adults‑only rooms include air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, balconies, tea/coffee makers and mountain or garden views. Guests enjoy a lounge, fitness room, outdoor seating and a tour desk. Located five minutes from Loh Dalum Beach, it’s near Maya Bay and Viking Cave, 67 km from Krabi International Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location is great, tucked away in a quiet corner of Phi Phi but a minute walk gets you to the island’s business hub; food, shopping, services and laundry are all nearby. The staff were very accommodating, cleaning the room daily. The beds were comfortable and the dorm we stayed in had a balcony. The pool at the back was refreshing. Overall, the property was good value for the price.
Jillian·2 weeks ago
The water pressure was too low, making it incredibly difficult to shower.
Mustafa·A month ago
The room was clean and you could keep the air circulating while inside. The only thing you have to do is climb a mountain to reach the hostel, and the street you have to climb is scary because a slip could send you tumbling for meters; that’s not the hostel’s fault, but the loose stairs you have to climb to get to the room are the hostel’s fault, and the common area is useless—there’s no electric kettle for hot water, and the staff is virtually nonexistent; I only saw them when I arrived and when I left, after waiting more than an hour and a half. When I had a problem, the staff basically washed their hands and told me they couldn’t help (which was true, but they didn’t try to find a solution). The internet was also a disaster—during my entire stay I couldn’t connect, and I couldn’t find any staff or other guest who could connect. In short, it’s a cheap hostel, but for the price you could find something closer to the beach. The pool seems like a big plus, but unless you stay a week you won’t see it. Oh, and before I forget, the mattresses are the hardest and most worn I’ve ever tried on any trip, and the sheets and pillowcases are full of those itchy little balls that scratch your skin. It’s a detail I know, but just because it’s cheap doesn’t mean it has to be so shoddy.
Alexandra·2 months ago
The structure was well served, they welcomed us, gave us a bottle of water, and showed us the various services, including the pool. The only issue was that the hostel key costs 200 baht, and the reception opens at 10 a.m.; since we had a ferry at nine a.m., we couldn’t recover our 400 baht, and despite sending a message to the staff, I never received a reply.
Manuel·2 months ago
The room was messy, the water was small, and it felt like a prison.
Mu·3 months ago