Phi Phi CoCo Beach Resort

This hotel features a beautiful structure and is perfectly located—close enough to the island's center while still offering direct access to the sea. The breakfast is complete and delicious, and the service is impeccable. Both the room and the restroom are lovely, though a little on the small side. But honestly, who stays in their room when you're in stunning Phi Phi? It's worth every penny :) ps: there was very loud music every day until 2:30 am on the beach, but it is not the hotel's responsibility

Beautiful little resort but with a few serious flaws that should be considered before choosing this as your place to stay. As other reviews continue to mention, the noise from the clubs across the bay is loud and goes on until 3am. You will be hearing “Boom Boom Boom” even in your dreams if you manage to fall asleep. If this is not your jam, consider before booking. Additionally, the bamboo bungalows are not sound proof and you hear everything plain as day in the huts adjacent to yours. EVERYTHING. The staff were amazing. Although, if you’re in the 607-614 bungalow block then you will hear the staff as their quarters/service areas are directly behind this block. They start servicing the premises early so it’s just another thing that disrupts your sleep. Breakfast closes at 10am promptly - which is an inconvenience as most of the guests emerge the last 45 minutes it’s open to get breakfast and it becomes packed. The resort should reconsider and push back its hours 30-60 minutes. The menus and drinks are great and there is a wide variety available to choose from. The beachfront is beautiful in terms of view, but you’ll want to walk towards the center of the bay to not get the silty water in front of the resort.

The staff is friendly, and the resort itself is beautiful and well maintained. Unfortunately, the huts are very noisy. Many guests reserve sunbeds at the pool in the morning and don’t use them all day, which is quite frustrating. The music is often too loud, so I couldn’t sleep well or really relax. Under normal circumstances, I wouldn’t come back. Another downside: during low tide, the beach is almost 300 meters away.