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Ảnh chính Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa

Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa

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Hua Hin beachfront, Hua Hin
With a stay at Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa in Hua Hin, you'll be on the beach, within a 10-minute walk of Hua Hin Beach and Hua Hin Market Village. This 5-star hotel is 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from BlúPort Hua Hin Resort Mall and 1.9 mi (3.1 km) from Cicada Market.
Impressive
8.9
(65 Reviews)
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VIEW_ATTRACTIONS Coral Tree Villa Hua Hin (SHA Plus+)

Coral Tree Villa Hua Hin (SHA Plus+)

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Hua Hin, Hua Hin District
Impressive
9.0
(412 Reviews)
The place exceeded our expectation. Pool was awesome. The bedroom and the bathroom is tidy and spotless! Breakfast was superb and the service is excellent! We will definitely go back.
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Kundala Beach Resort Hua Hin

Kundala Beach Resort Hua Hin

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Khao Takiab, Hua Hin
Impressive
8.5
(8 Reviews)
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Pool Hilton Hua Hin Resort and Spa

Hilton Hua Hin Resort and Spa

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Hua Hin beachfront, Hua Hin
Retreat at Hilton Hua Hin Resort & Spa, on the shores of the Gulf of Thailand, this beachfront hotel is only a 15-min drive from Hua Hin Airport and 2.5-hr drive from Suvarnabhumi Airport. Centrally located in the prime Hua Hin town which allows easy access to major attractions, ideal for exploring and shopping.
Impressive
8.8
(183 Reviews)
Very clean and great experience, the room was spacious, and very luxurious. A lot of foreigners and the hotel directly faces towards the sea shore
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING The Rock Hua Hin Boutique Beach Resort

The Rock Hua Hin Boutique Beach Resort

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Khao Takiab, Hua Hin
Impressive
8.8
(263 Reviews)
Good place and very good service.
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SWIMMING_POOL Best Western Plus Carapace Hotel Hua Hin

Best Western Plus Carapace Hotel Hua Hin

Resorts
Khao Tao, Hua Hin
Impressive
9.0
(57 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Seapine Recreation Centre

Seapine Recreation Centre

Hotels
Khao Takiab, Hua Hin
Impressive
8.7
(67 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Holiday Inn Resort VANA NAVA HUA HIN, an IHG Hotel

Holiday Inn Resort VANA NAVA HUA HIN, an IHG Hotel

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Khao Takiab, Hua Hin
Impressive
8.8
(262 Reviews)
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null Golden Sea Hua Hin

Golden Sea Hua Hin

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Hua Hin beachfront, Hua Hin
Impressive
8.6
(107 Reviews)
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BEDROOM Wannara Hua Hin

Wannara Hua Hin

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Hua Hin City Center, Hua Hin
Convenient
8.2
(62 Reviews)
Love the decoration of the hotel. Very clean and modern. Comfortable. Very friendly staff. Excellent
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SWIMMING_POOL The Peri Hotel Hua Hin (SHA Plus+)

The Peri Hotel Hua Hin (SHA Plus+)

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Hua Hin, Hua Hin District
Impressive
8.9
(287 Reviews)
Super nice services and hospitality ever. Love everything there.
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Ảnh chính dusitD2 Hua Hin

dusitD2 Hua Hin

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Hua Hin City Center, Hua Hin
With a stay at dusitD2 Hua Hin, you'll be centrally located in Hua Hin, within a 5-minute drive of Hua Hin Beach and Hua Hin Railway Station. This 4-star hotel is 0.9 mi (1.5 km) from Cicada Market and 1 mi (1.6 km) from Hua Hin Market Village.
Superb
9.2
(25 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Riche Hua Hin Hotel (SHA Plus+)

Riche Hua Hin Hotel (SHA Plus+)

Hotels
Hua Hin City Center, Hua Hin
Impressive
8.7
(348 Reviews)
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SWIMMING_POOL My Vimarn Huahin

My Vimarn Huahin

Resorts
Hua Hin beachfront, Hua Hin
Superb
9.1
(191 Reviews)
Everything are prefect. Lovely service with good view and perfect room
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SWIMMING_POOL RELO' The Urban Escape

RELO' The Urban Escape

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Hua Hin, Hua Hin District
Impressive
8.9
(156 Reviews)
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SWIMMING_POOL Hinn-Namm Hotel (SHA Certified)

Hinn-Namm Hotel (SHA Certified)

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Hua Hin City Center, Hua Hin
Impressive
8.5
(1608 Reviews)
We stayed 2 nights here. Room is clean, the hotel yard is beautifully decorated. We enjoyed the wind from the sea only 450m from the hotel. We got the beach at 4 pm and he beach is narrow. We enjoyed thai massage with 1000 thb for 4. The hotel is far 4 kms from city center, there are a few restaurant there. To the north 600m is Makro with plenty of fresh fruit with reasonable price. A peaceful place
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SWIMMING_POOL S3 Huahin Hotel

S3 Huahin Hotel

Hotels
Hua Hin City Center, Hua Hin
Impressive
8.8
(28 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING B2 Hua Hin Premier Hotel

B2 Hua Hin Premier Hotel

Hotels
Hua Hin City Center, Hua Hin
Impressive
8.5
(2270 Reviews)
2nd time to stay here. It was a good location.
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ENTERTAINMENT_FACILITY Baan Kang Mung Hua Hin On The Beach

Baan Kang Mung Hua Hin On The Beach

Resorts
Khao Takiab Beachfront, Khao Takiab
Impressive
8.4
(93 Reviews)
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SWIMMING_POOL OYO 765 Pom Pom Residence

OYO 765 Pom Pom Residence

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Khao Takiab, Hua Hin
Convenient
7.3
(64 Reviews)
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Facts about hotel in Hua Hin District

Total Accommodation
1,049 Properties
Popular Area
Hua Hin, Nong Phlap
Popular Hotel
Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa, Coral Tree Villa Hua Hin (SHA Plus+)
Popular Landmark
Hua Hin Airport (HHQ), Black Mountain Water Park

Guest reviews in hotel near Hua Hin District

8.5
Impressive
66,632 reviews from hotels in Hua Hin District with aggregated rating of 8.5/10.
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Ian P.
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29 Dec 2023
Cheap-efficient-clean-good location.
Kyi H. O.
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15 Aug 2022
The place is a bit far from the main road, have to go around the streets and have nothing much around the hotel. And the worst part is the smelly bathroom. Though we cleaned the bathroom agin, the smell just didn't go away. And for service, the staffs aren't friendly at all.
Chanut G.
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13 Dec 2019
This place was disgusting, will not booking this hotel any more
MD ASHIQUL I.
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19 Apr 2022
It was like staying at home away from home. Everything was easy. Do not expect regular service like a hotel but the space you get is unfathomable. We would definitely come back if staying in Hua Hin.
Pattarawan O.
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1 Jun 2023
Love this hotel, I was slept so well.
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Susanna Urech
9 May 2023
Every room downstairs has a balcony which leads with a wooden stairs in the swimming pool. It's a Wonderful Hotel! We swam the whole time. The beach of this hotel is small and a short walk. There are free bikes. There's a building of the Kasikornbank next to the beach. There's a restaurant where you can eat breakfast. We went to the Suan Son Pradipat Beach with a Grab taxi. Great beach what Coffee shop!
Kwanjira
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8.7
/ 10
18 Mar 2019
Overall is okay but 2 things I not satisfy are parking lodge and breakfast.

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About

Introduction

Hua Hin is one of the leading resort destinations in Thailand, attracting both local Thais and travelers seeking a quick weekend getaway. International tourists come seeking a premium experience of beaches, luxury hotels, fresh seafood and Thai hospitality unparalleled in the West. Hua Hin is part of Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, which is situated less than 200km south of Bangkok.

The lively town boasts the beach as its main attraction, offering water sport activities and seafood restaurants at a fraction of the price it would be in most other places in the world.

Hua Hin is much like many touristy places in Thailand, with several cultural attractions along with markets and a hilltop temple. Golf enthusiasts will be in heaven here, Hua Hin has much of the sprawled out spaces that cities like Bangkok aren’t able to offer. Some of the best golf courses in Thailand and arguably Southeast Asia are here in Hua Hin. There’s truly plenty for everyone here in Hua Hin, whether you’re part of a family looking for a luxurious vacation, or a couple looking for a romantic getaway, or friends looking to meet locals and other travelers, Hua Hin is an apex of holiday life in Thailand.

 

History of Hua Hin

The name “Hua Hin” translates roughly to “Stone Head” due to the rocky landscape of the region.  Hua Hin has always been an important part of Thailand. In 1834, its neighbor, Petchaburi province was high by a severe drought, and a group of farmers had to move south to find better terrain. They arrived at a village with white, sandy, gorgeous beaches. They decided to settle in this little slice of heaven and named the village Samor Riang, which means “row of anchors,” after the fishing boats anchored off the beach. It can also be translated as “row of rocks” depending on the tone. (Thai has 5 tones, whereas Mandarin only has 4).

In 1921, the Director of the State Railway, Prince Purachatra, built The Railway Hotel (now called Sofitel Central). This coincided with the construction of the railway line from Bangkok down to the south of Thailand. At around the same time, Royal Hua Hin Golf Course was designed by a Scottish railway engineer and is still one of the best golf courses in Southeast Asia.

Hua Hin is often associated with royalty, and it starts at the turn of the 20th century, when a member of the Thai Royal Family, Prince Chakrabhongse came to Hua Hin on a hunting trip with the Russians. He liked the town so much that he came back to build the first Thai beach villa in Hua Hin. King Rama VI then came and built a summer holiday house here. King Rama VII shared his predecessor’s fascination with the town of Hua Hin and built yet another palace during his reign, calling it Klaikangwon, meaning “far from worries.” This same palace is still used today by the Royal Family, and they spend much of their time in Hua Hin at this classic palace.

Understandably, once the Royal Family adopted Hua Hin as its chosen vacation destination, hi-so Thais and other wealthy families in Thailand started to follow suit. Thus, the town began its legacy of being one of the best weekend destinations from Bangkok.

 

Surrounding Environment

Hua Hin quite close to a few potential day trips.

Cha-am

Cha-am is similar to Hua Hin but caters to a different clientele. Since Hua Hin is the location of choice for the Royal Family, prices tend to be much higher than in Cha-am. Middle class families and students often find their local beach haven in Cha-am, which is equally as charming and home to one of the longest stretches of beach in Thailand.

Phetchaburi

Phetchaburi is the province that Hua Hin is in, but is also a destination in and of itself. A glimpse into the old lifestyle of Thais, Phetchaburi is home to many who live on the outskirts of Bangkok. Fantastic markets are found here, as well as a mix of Myanmar and Thai culture. A common nickname is “Living Ayutthaya” since many of the relics that were destroyed in the former capital are better preserved here.

Prachuapkirikhan

About 90km from Hua Hin, this is a town built along the bay. This is probably what Hua Hin looked like a few decades ago.

 

Hotels

Hua Hin has a large variety of hotels and accommodations for all kinds of travelers. From the ultimate luxury to romantic boutique hotels to backpacker style guesthouses. Check out some of our favorites:

First Choice Suites

In a fantastic location right on the beach, First Choice Suites is aptly named because it should be one of your first choices In Hua Hin. There is a fitness center, a pool, restaurant, bar, and is a comfortable 15 min walk to the Hua Hin Market for all the local tasty treats.

Hin Nam Sai Suay

Located close to attractions such as Wat Bo Fai and Royal Queen’s Park, this hotel is a wonderful place to call home for a few days, or more! The food here is touted as scrumptious, and the service as friendly and helpful.  There is a fitness center, a beautiful swimming pool, cable TV, a shower, bar, and 24 hour reception and security to help you and your family/loved ones stay safe.

The Imperial Hua Hin Beach Resort

Only a few minutes away from the beach, The Imperial Hua Hin Beach Resort delivers the best of the best. Room service, a sauna, pool, bar, restaurant, coffee shop and meeting facilities make this the luxurious experience that a business traveler or family would want.

Nantra Hua Hin Hotel

In a convenient location near Hua Hin Pier as well as the shopping mall and night market, this simple and classic budget option is perfect for backpackers or for those who would rather spend the bulk of their vacation budget elsewhere.

My Way Hua Hin Music Hotel

Only a 15 min walk from the beach, and even less from Cicada Market and Hua Hin Market Village.

 

Transportation

Hua Hin does have an airport but it’s not recommended that one use it. It’s not very reliable, as flights get cancelled often and it’s often worth the short drive from one of Bangkok’s airports. Therefore, the following options are from Bangkok.

Train

There are multiple train schedules from Bangkok to Hua Hin. Fares are about 250 THB, and take 4-5 hours. The train was built a very long time ago, and is quite slow. However, the ride down is beautiful and definitely an alternative way to see some Thailand scenery.

Getting to the train from BKK: take Airport Rail Link to Phaya Thai BTS (45 THB). Take BTS to Asoke, and transfer to MRT there (42 THB). Take the MRT to Hua Lamphong or Bang Sue, whichever station you’re taking the train from.

Minivan

Minivans are a common way for locals and backpackers to travel around Thailand. You can find them under Phaya Thai BTS station, exit #2. The trip will cost about 180 THB, and takes between 3-4 hours depending on traffic. Minivans will depart when they’re full, so sometimes there is a small wait (less than 30 min usually) involved. It is advantageous to buy your ticket early and get a good seat, the seats in the back are quite uncomfortable and shorter passengers won’t be able to touch the ground with their feet.  

 

Getting around in Hua Hin

Hua Hin is relatively easy to get around. Here are your options:

Songthaew

A songthaew is a pick up truck that’s been converted into bus with two lines of benches as seats. They operate like a bus, with passengers being dropped off along the route, and picking up passengers along the way as well. Fares are quoted per person, and are usually 20 THB and up, depending on where you’re going. You ask for the fare before getting on, and pay when you get off.

Motorcycle taxis and tuk-tuks

Car taxis are not too common in Hua Hin, although if necessary your hotel can help you book a private car.

Tuk tuks are open air 3 wheeled vehicles that are quite common in SE Asia. Their fares tend to be higher than motor taxis, but they can also fit more people.

Motorcycle taxis are also common in Hua Hin. Negotiate what the fare will be prior to getting on.

 

Main Areas

Here are the main areas of Hua Hin area:

  • Khao Takiab

  • Khao Tao

  • Cha-am

  • Khao Kalok

  • Pranburi

  • Phetchaburi

 

Attractions

Plern Wan Shopping Village

A peek into the past of Hua Hin, this market, whose name translates to “joy of the yesteryear” is a classic Thai market. Snacks, toys, trinkets and endless hawker style carts dot the landscape while the aroma of food wafts through the air. On the weekends, the outdoor cinema shows films.  

Opening hours: Monday-Thursday from 10:00 - 22:00. Friday: 10:00 - midnight. Saturday: 9:00 - midnight. Sunday: 9:00 - 22:00.

 

Khao Takiab Hill

For religious and history buffs, “Chopstick Mountain” is the place for you. Offering 360 degree views of Hua Hin, there’s also a temple called Wat Huay Mongkol, which boasts a meditation Luang Phor Thuad statue, which is thought to be the biggest statue of its kind in the world. Clothes appropriate for temples (covered shoulders and knees) is highly recommended out of respect for the religious nature of this hill.

Opening hours: approximately 5am to 10pm

Entrance fee: free

 

Activities

Beach activities

The beach is course the main attraction in Hua Hin. However, it operates a little differently than many of the other beaches in Thailand. Most of the beach is covered by deck chairs which usually require 100 THB to use. However, if you buy food and drinks from the restaurant, that fee will usually be waived. The food is not particularly expensive compared to street prices, although there is a slight beach markup, as expected.

Opening hours: obviously the beach is always open, but restaurants tend to be open 8am to 10pm. Sometimes they’ll shut down when it starts raining.

Entrance fee: again, the beach itself is free, but the lawn chairs are 100THB to rent. However, if you purchase food or drinks from the restaurant, the chair will be free of charge.

 

Enjoying water park

Black Mountain Water Park opened in 2011, with 9 different waterslides, an infinity pool, wave pool, spa pool, lazy river, and a children’s pool, this park is fun for the whole family. There is food and drink available for purchase, lockers, and staff that are trained to deal with every kind of situation.

Opening hours:  everyday from 10:00 to 18:00.

Entrance fee: 600 THB for adults, 300 THB for children.

 

Golfing

Black Montain Golf Club is listed as the “Best Course in Thailand” for the last 5 years, and winner of the “Best Course in Asia Pacific” in 2014 and 2015, this modern, sprawling course has everything one could desire.

Opening hours: flexible with booking, but generally 9am to 5pm everyday

Entrance fee: depends on package, 1000 THB and up.

 

Travel Tips

  1. Sunscreen - much of the sunscreen sold in Thailand has whitening cream in it, often to the dismay of many a Western traveler who hopes to return home with a vacation tan. Make sure you read the labels carefully, you can usually find sunscreen without whitening cream in it in Western type pharmacy shops such as Boots and Watsons and occasionally even 7-11.

  2. Tipping - tipping is not customary in Thailand, but is highly appreciated for good service. For services such as massages and haircuts, it is customary to tip an additional 50-100 THB for a job well done. However, at most restaurants, a tip is not expected unless the waiter/waitress provided exceptional service.

  3. The wai - a traditional way communication within Thailand, the wai is the pressing together of one’s palms in a gesture that can mean a variety of things such as saying “hello” or “sorry” or just as a sign of respect. The higher the wai the more respect. For instance, when applying the wai to the king or monk, one’s fingertips are higher than the top of one’s head. When applying it to friends or acquaintances, the fingertips approach either the nose or the bottom of the chin. It is customary to return the wai at the same level it was given.

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