Hua Hin Forum

Hi Isabella

It's not a Thai Airways Limo service, but there are desks in the arrivals area for taxis (but they sre often Mercedes - so called limos). You pay your fare, given a ticket and shown to your car - very painless (except paying for it!!!!)

Colin

Hi Olivier! In Had Thip Village just past the Marriott Resort going South (turn left at the little shop on the corner), you have around eight or nine guest houses next to each other and there is a swimming pool which is shared by all the guesthouses. Although it is fairly basic, and there are no sun...

Hi Isabella! I don't remember any bars/restaurants on the beach at that end - you've got quite a few upmarket properties there, whose clientele probably wouldn't support small (rustic) bar/restaurants. As I say you have a few small places on the road next to the entrance to the Hyatt - probably a 5 ...

There is no shuttle bus into town but a taxi will cost around 100 baht. From 10th June, a shuttle bus will operate between the Grand Hyatt Erawan in Bangkok and the Hyatt Regency Hua Hin leaving at 1000 hrs, and leaving Hua Hin at 1400 hrs. Fare 500 baht each way. The beach in front of the Hyatt is ...

I stayed at the Hyatt Regency 2 years ago. It is probably my favourite resort in Hua Hin. The pool and gardens are fabulous, and it's a great place to relax - perhaps the most comfortable sunbeds I have ever encountered! It is on the quieter South end of the beach next to Chivasom, it is only 5 minu...

All three properties are beachfront. The Marriott is 10 minutes stroll to the south and tends to be family oriented - fairly small pool with lots of children. Sofitel Central Village is bungalow style right in the centre of town - you can use the facilities of Sofitel Central Hotel next door. Ananta...