Hua Hin Beach Hotels

During my month-long vacation, I stayed in many different hotels, and this was the only one where it was noisy at night. All rooms have balconies overlooking the pool, which creates an acoustic echo. The soundproofing is very poor. Out of 4 nights, 2 were sleepless. In rooms with pool access, people come out to swim at night, laughing and splashing around, and the balcony door doesn't help at all, even with the hotel not at full occupancy. At 4 AM, the roosters start crowing loudly. They have their own yard with many chickens. So, it's quite lively, to say the least 😂. The rooms themselves are good, clean, bright, with a capsule coffee machine, and 4 bottles of water every day. The location is also decent, close to Bluport Shopping Mall, and to the right, a bit further, is Market Village. Directly opposite is the bus station with buses to Bangkok, which is why we booked it for our last 4 nights. The beach is also conveniently accessible through a cafe. Breakfast wasn't very diverse, just a couple of Thai dishes that weren't particularly tasty. The coffee was good though! I liked that you could make your own fresh pineapple juice. The seafood noodle soup (shrimp/squid) was delicious. The dining area is small and very stuffy, with only fans. There's a 1,000 baht deposit. The rooms get very hot quickly. Usually, we cool the room down well before bed and don't need to turn on the AC overnight. Here, we had to turn it on several times a night, and it was noisy. The jacuzzi on the balcony was completely useless, and the bench was immovable. A table and chairs would have been much better. For us, this hotel is a one-time stay; we definitely don't want to return.

Impressed from the moment I arrived at the hotel. The reception staff were lovely and the service was excellent. The room was superb, really great. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was very good. This is a hotel I stay at often, and I will definitely come back again if I have the chance.

Everything was great. The staff was friendly and helpful. They helped us with any questions we had. Since we had an early check-out, the staff prepared containers with sandwiches, yogurt, and juice. They also helped us store our luggage. After our stay, we booked a stay at this hotel again. Upon check-in, they offered drinks and complimentary cola, chips, extra water, and cookies in the room. There were also gifts upon check-out. There are two small swimming pools. The sea, supermarket, and self-service laundromat are all within walking distance of the hotel. Minor drawbacks: the plumbing needs more attention and the sound is very loud.

This hotel, built 103 years ago, boasts a rich history, beautifully maintained gardens, and a traditional ambiance that creates a unique service experience. This is a significant advantage that no newly built hotel can replicate in a short period of time. Although I booked a standard room, I received an upgrade and was satisfied with everything. My only regret was that the main pool wing and a part of the hotel were undergoing renovations, causing some inconvenience and preventing me from fully enjoying the hotel's complete atmosphere.

Listen up, if you're staying in Hua Hin, this is the hotel to pick. I've been to Hua Hin before, even before the pandemic, and this hotel, in my observation, is the best in town. Of course, it's been several years since my first visit, and I wouldn't rule out that many other great hotels have popped up since then. But all things considered, especially the location, I still believe this hotel is the best in Hua Hin based on my recent stay. Let me share some transport tips: From the airport's first floor, take the bus to Hua Hin. From there, you can grab a tuk-tuk for 200 THB directly to the hotel entrance. The hotel even has a taxi stand right outside, making it convenient to go anywhere. For beach horseback riding, it's 400 THB for 20 minutes. What's cool is how well-trained the horses are; even if you've never ridden before, you can ride by yourself without a handler. It's fantastic for taking videos and photos – very rewarding and perfect for sharing on social media, haha. Just diagonally to the right of the hotel entrance is the famous internet-famous Grandma's Mango Sticky Rice. I'm amazed that after all these years, Grandma seems unchanged and still in great health. I even got a photo with her this time. I highly recommend trying it (just don't go in the evening, as it's only open during the day). In short, if I go to Hua Hin, I'll basically always stay here! Highly recommended!

This is the 8th or 9th time we've been in the last 3 years! Although the Wora Bura might not match the luxury of the Intercontinental or general high standards of the Marriott, the location right next to the Ko Takiab beach, as well as the very attractive colonial-style buildings and value for money, makes this a special hotel which offers spacious and very comfortable rooms, all with a lovely view of the gardens, statues, and fountains. The breakfast provides a wide range of Thai and international food, and there's a Buy 1 Get 1 free happy hour for a selection of drinks which is actually from 3pm to 8pm! We've already booked for October, but we'll try to get back before if we can.

Stayed at Marrakesh Hua Hin and had a really pleasant experience. The hotel is very family-friendly, with a relaxed atmosphere that works well for both kids and adults. The beachfront location is a big highlight — easy access to the beach and a beautiful sea view right from the property. The design of the hotel is unique and gives a nice resort vibe, and the rooms are comfortable, spacious with good views.. Service was also very good throughout the stay — staff were friendly, attentive, and helpful. Overall, a great choice if you’re looking for a beachside hotel in Hua Hin with a nice atmosphere and good service.

The rooms are a little worn out, but nice ans spacious nonetheless, the staff were kind enough to upgrade us to a villa for free, when something happened to our room - which is really nice🙏🙏 The private pool at the villa, doesn’t compare to the public one - it’s definetly smaller and colder than the public one, but it’s a nice addition, even though it became a little dirty towards the end of our stay One of our more reasonable concern though were the lack of security at the villas - the latch on the door doesn’t work, as well as the other one on the doors to the outside shower on the villa’s territory - which makes it really easy to go inside, through the shower overall, the stay was immensely pleasant - calm vibes, amazing service (special thanks to Nook, which helped us tremendously in organizing our trip to one of the National Parks near Hua Hin), an-okay food🙏🙏

The room is nice, clean, next to the sea, the pool is repeated, there are a lot of fallen leaves. The lights in the bedroom are not very bright. Overall, I like it. The atmosphere is great.

Stayed one night with my 10-year-old child. The air conditioning worked, it was clean, towels were provided, and there was hot water. They forgot to put out water bottles though. The sea is nearby, and the pool is super. It's a 20-minute walk to the nearest 7-Eleven, where you can also find an ATM.