SAii Phi Phi Island Village

A beautiful hotel surrounded by nature and a clean sea. We extended our stay, we liked it very much. Good breakfasts, 2 swimming pools, and wonderful bungalows with a terrace. Cute cats and even monitor lizards roam the grounds 😳 It's a quiet place, there are no discos or shows here. Near the hotel, there's a small village with cafes, a bar, a pharmacy, and massage services. We traveled to the hotel by speedboat from Phuket. We booked it on trip.com, and were dropped off right at the hotel entrance; the return trip was the same. You can only get there by sea, and the sea has characteristic low and high tides, but this isn't an issue if you follow the schedule. You can also use the swimming pool. For a peaceful vacation and nature, this is the place for you! ❤️

I rarely write reviews, but our family of three stayed at SAii Hotel for two nights during the National Day holiday, and the experience far exceeded our expectations. First, I emailed to book the hotel's speedboat transfer. A private car picked us up at our Phuket hotel, then we waited at the exclusive lounge at Royal Marina, and then the speedboat delivered us in just over an hour (it was a very smooth ride, though a bit pricey, otherwise getting a boat from Tonsai Bay would be very troublesome). We received welcome fruits and a ceremony. The hotel has its own private beach, which looked absolutely stunning from a distance. The detached wooden bungalows are new, clean, and comfortable. My son loved the beachfront pool, and we rented a longtail boat right outside to go to Maya Bay (it's incredibly beautiful, definitely spend at least 40-50 minutes taking photos). The longtail boat cost 2500-3000 THB. We had dinner in the small village behind the hotel; there were quite a few options, and the prices and taste were decent. In the evening, I enjoyed a beer on the beach, savoring the secluded feeling – it was very therapeutic. I'd recommend a two-night stay for families with children; I wouldn't suggest staying too long as the activities are limited. All in all, the scenery, service, and overall experience deserve full marks.

Beautiful hotel, cozy bungalows, good service. Delicious breakfast, birds chirping, swimming pools, a river.

The environment is excellent, and the staff are all very enthusiastic. I scratched my foot in the sea, and the front desk kindly provided disinfectant, iodine, and cotton swabs. The hotel also offers yoga classes, and doing yoga facing the sea in the morning is incredibly relaxing. Besides borrowing bicycles to explore, you can also rent kayaks or paddleboards to discover the mangroves. It's really a lot of fun!

This hotel is located on Koh Phi Phi and offers a wide range of facilities and activities, so you'll never be bored even if you stay at the hotel. The rooms are relatively new, and there's a good selection of restaurants.

The environment is excellent, first-class. The facilities are luxurious, and it's very clean. Service was decent.

This hotel was surprisingly amazing with excellent service and breathtaking views. The only minor drawback was the limited food options; we stayed for 3 days and ate mostly at the hotel, which was a bit pricey. The kayaking experience was fantastic too. Highly recommend this hotel!

This hotel on Phi Phi Island was a fantastic stay overall. Each room is a standalone bungalow, and many have been recently renovated, giving them a fresh and stylish look that I really appreciated. With two beachfront pools, it truly feels like a perfect vacation getaway. I'd recommend staying for at least two nights, as getting here can be a bit of a journey – first a bus to the pier, then a speedboat for about 1.2 hours, which can be a bit of a hassle. So, definitely plan for a longer stay to make it worthwhile. The hotel is surrounded by a small village, making it convenient for dining and renting longtail boats. What's great is that it's not overly commercialized like Tonsai Pier; it has a wonderful secluded vibe, perfect for a relaxing holiday. I'd even say it's a great alternative to The Racha on Racha Island, which might be a bit pricier due to its closer proximity.

Overall, a pretty good hotel. The staff are very friendly, and they offer a car service for transportation. The newly renovated rooms are quite modern. It's inevitable to find bugs on the island, and there were quite a few ant-like insects in the bathroom. Also, dining options are a bit limited, so I recommend trying the local eateries in the nearby village. Getting to the island isn't the most convenient, but it's not as bad as some online reviews suggest. Walking from the hotel's boat to the beach and watching the staff transport luggage with small carts was actually quite an interesting experience.