Phi Phi Long Beach Bungalow ( Had Yao)

Phi Phi Long Beach Bungalow is a resort on Long Beach, Koh Phi Phi, with direct access to the beach and a bungalow terrace overlooking the sea.

The 24 m² bungalow accommodates up to two people and includes air conditioning, a private bathroom, a private entrance and soundproofing. Inside, you have a seating area and dining area; outside, a balcony, patio and terrace accompany views of the sea, garden and inner courtyard. The property also has a pool with a view.

Outdoor spaces include a sun terrace, garden and outdoor dining area. You can find a bar, a child-friendly buffet and special-diet menus on request, as well as fruit and wine or champagne. Activities include snorkelling, diving, walking tours and local-culture experiences. A tour desk, massage services and an open-air bath are also available, alongside evening entertainment and themed dinner nights. Free WiFi is available throughout. Guests value the quieter beachfront setting and staff assistance with luggage and boat transfers, though some describe the mattresses as very firm and report worn bathrooms in certain units.

There is one Bungalow type in the accommodation selection, with a 24 m² floor area for up to two people. The room includes a single bed, private entrance, soundproof walls and air conditioning. Its private bathroom has a walk-in shower, free toiletries, towels and an additional bathroom. A seating area and a separate dining area with table provide the main indoor living spaces.

Outdoor details distinguish the bungalow: it has a terrace and balcony, plus a patio, with sea, garden and inner-courtyard views among its outlooks. The bungalow also has a pool with a view. The accommodation is a single bungalow format, with these indoor and outdoor features for up to two people sharing the private space.

Outdoor facilities centre on the beachfront, with outdoor furniture, a sun terrace, patio, balcony, terrace and garden, as well as an outdoor dining area. A shared lounge provides an indoor place to sit, and WiFi is available free of charge throughout. Air conditioning, soundproofing and non-smoking rooms are among the practical features, while private check-in and check-out, luggage storage, a tour desk and daily housekeeping cover arrival and day-to-day arrangements.

Food and leisure facilities include a bar, fruit, wine or champagne, a child-friendly buffet and special-diet menus on request. You can join walking tours, local-culture activities, themed dinner nights and happy hour; snorkelling and diving are also available. The resort has evening entertainment, an open-air bath and a public bath, plus massage treatments. Laundry and ironing services are available during your stay.

Phi Phi Long Beach Bungalow is on Long Beach, a quieter shore away from the busy pier-side crowds. The beach is 50 m from the resort, and reviewers particularly praise its pale sand, clear water and nearby snorkelling. Long Beach is part of the southern group of beaches that includes Viking Beach, 500 m away, and Loh Moo Dee Beach, 550 m away; Laem Hin Beach is 900 m away. The coastline here is known for swimming and snorkelling directly from the sand, while the resort's balconies, patio and terrace give you outdoor space close to the shore. Evenings are generally calmer here than around Tonsai Village.

Tonsai Pier, the island's main arrival point, is 1.9 km away. From the pier, a longtail boat taxi runs to Long Beach; you can also take the coastal walking path, a 20–45-minute route. Guests have praised staff for helping with luggage and arranging boat transfers, which can simplify the final leg. There is no parking at the resort. After dark, Long Beach relies on longtail boats for transfers, so plan that last journey before sunset.

For time on the water, Monkey Beach lies 2.1 km away, adding another shore stop beyond the beaches closest to the resort. Inland, Viewpoint 1 is 1.7 km away, with elevated views across the bays. Phi Phi Market and Tonsai Bay are each 1.9 km away on the busier central side, where shops and dining options cluster. The resort's tour desk, walking tours, snorkelling and diving activities connect with these outings, while themed dinner nights and evening entertainment bring options back on site. Visitors looking for calmer evenings can return to Long Beach after time around the market and bay.