Phi Phi the Beach Resort

I advise every Chinese who comes here to think clearly and not be fooled by those posts by xhs. I read these bad reviews and thought it might be accidental until I really encountered it! Does this hotel discriminate against Chinese people, or does it not care about the attitude towards Chinese people? I always felt that there were more kind and friendly locals overseas. The waiter of this hotel can send you halfway and let you go by yourself at will, and can make up reasons to prove that he is not wrong. However, all these are OK, until his leader, a woman, came up and it was funny. I explained the whole story to her, and she said it was my problem and there was no reason to believe his employees. I said that as your customer, you don’t believe it at all? Your waiter and I don’t know each other, why should I bother him, speechless! ! To put it simply, it is discrimination! ! ! I booked the first day, and I was actually quite disappointed with the environment. I took some good photos, but I have been to some other islands for the same price, and it is totally not worth it! !

I will not stay in this hotel again. 1. The air conditioner blows directly at the bed 2. The check-in experience is strongly related to the weather. It rained heavily the whole night on the first day of check-in. The rainstorm in Phi Phi Island is really different from that in Phuket Island. The thunder is 360 degrees surround. There was heavy rain and thunder in the first half of the night, and I didn't sleep well. 3. The house is quite old. It is a very old wooden structure, which leads to good ground conduction (the whole house is a little trembling when walking), and the sound insulation is very poor. If you sleep light, consider it carefully. The hotel is also quite old. On the first night, we were taking a shower and there was a power outage! The water heater was out of power, resulting in no hot water. The phone was out of power, and the complaint phone could not be dialed. I had to take a cold shower halfway through. I wanted to go to the front desk to ask what was going on. The sea view room still had to climb the mountain for 15 minutes before going down, and there was no light. Although the power was back on after half an hour, the experience was very uncomfortable. 4. The good thing about the hotel is that it is close to the shark point, and you can snorkel without renting a long-tail boat. But maybe we were unlucky and didn't see any baby sharks. 5. The restaurant tasted OK, but the price was a bit expensive. It was boring to stay in the hotel all the time. If you want to eat something different, you can only spend money to take a Didi speedboat to Tongsai Bay. It costs 150 baht per person (one way) at night, and 300 baht for a round trip.