Hotels near HUA HIN Railway Station, Hua Hin

We also had a pool villa last year and this year we chose this hotel. We stayed here for 7 nights. The hotel is very good value for money. Location is not far from the center. This hotel does not have a shutter service. Walking distance is 15-20 minutes, but for me this is nothing. Room is very spacious for us. Even though it is located next to the road, there is no noise. There is a restaurant with live music within a 5-minute walk. Bathroom is bit slippery because the water splashes from the shower. swimming pool is dated, but for this price is ok. Too bad about the breakfast. There are many choices (Thai rice porridge/soup and continental breakfast) and you have to indicate a time slot. Breakfast always arrived cold. Who knows, we might come back to stay at this hotel next year.

overall good... *Need to improve breakfast quality and take long time to get a coffee *staff are very good and helpful *lighting lamp Behind the toilet bowl is dusty

The Lapa has a quite unique location, right next to the new BluPort mall. Free parking in front of the hotel. The rooms are amazing, murals on the walls, brightly coloured tiles in the very modern bathroom. Showers tall with lots of space. Very comfortable beds, fridge and safe deposit box in the room. A kettle with coffee and tea provided. It's a really cozy room, with a sitting area at the window. Very clean and freshly painted. Breakfast was good, nice extra is freshly blended fruit juice, which you can chose at a little stall. This is a pet friendly hotel, so we met people travelling with their cats and a couple who brought 2 Yorkshire terriers. Unfortunately they yapped for while whilst the owners went for dinner, but all quiet at night 😊 A really nice place to stay, if you have a car it's not far from the beach or the Cicada Market.

I’m only giving this hotel 3 stars. Which might seem harsh. The staff are friendly and helpful apart from the barman on the rooftop. The rooms are clean and tidy and modern, the room I stayed in was low down and had a dingy feel to it, no view of anything other than the other the hotel facing me, with no balcony it gives you a claustrophobic feel and I was pretty keen not to spend to much time in the room, considering the hotel was empty it might have been a smart thing to do, give me a better room! There’s no way I’d stay there again after that. The location isn’t that close to the main attractions, this is why It’s not as expensive as some of the other resorts. It’s not miles away but on the edge of town, 15 min ride in a car, as opposed to walking distance that the other resorts offer and let’s face transportation isn’t expensive, so this may not be a problem for some people. Now the complimentary drink they offer a glass of pineapple juice from the carton poured in a shot glass. I have to mention this because it’s such a joke, why even offer a free drink if this is what it is? You’d have to be Incredibly dumb to think this is a great idea to give your guests. It’s a insult to people staying at the hotel, don’t offer it to them it’s a embarrassment to the hotel and reflection of intelligence’s of who’s running the place. To Summarise it’s not the worst Hotel you’ll ever stay by no means but just silly little things they could improve which would make a world of difference. I will not be back again.

The room is quite spacious and the butler service is very considerate. It is worth praising. When a friend feels unwell, the butler immediately goes out to buy medicine. The butler service is very, very attentive and I appreciate it. The only improvement is that the food selection is a bit expensive. Others are very good. I will recommend friends to stay here but for one night. The rent is over 5,000, which is a bit expensive. 

We had a great stay during our trip to Hua Hin, the staff were very friendly and helpful and the room was great!

The Best Holiday ever!! The location was great due to the fact that we have the whole family together ; grandparents, parents and kids. The place suits for all ages. There's so many facilities to explore. The service was great, except during the Check-in that took a bit too long. The hotel opened for the Check-in at 15.00 and we lined up, waited and finished at 15.45, aside from that everything was perfectly well serviced. (Especially at the rooftop bar) The Breakfast was amazingly good. There're 3 rounds of breakfast, you can choose and book when you Check-in. There're variety of food, they're all taste amazing, spare sometimes for your amazing breakfast.

Eco Hostel Hua Hin: Budget-Friendly Comfort with a Friendly Splash Looking for a clean, affordable stay in Hua Hin with a few extra perks? Eco Hostel Hua Hin definitely fits the bill! Here's what I loved about my stay: Cleanliness: The hostel was spotless, from the dorms to the common areas. Everything felt well-maintained and hygienic, which is a major plus for budget travelers. Budget-Friendly: Let's face it, Hua Hin can get pricey. But Eco Hostel offered comfortable accommodations at a fraction of the cost of other hotels. Perfect for backpackers and budget-conscious travelers alike. Swimming Pool: Take a refreshing dip in their clean swimming pool after a day exploring the town. It's a great way to cool off and relax, especially during the hotter months. Friendly Staff: The staff at Eco Hostel were incredibly helpful and welcoming. They were always happy to answer questions, recommend things to do, and help with anything I needed. Parking Slot: Finding parking in Hua Hin can be tricky, but Eco Hostel provided a designated parking area for guests. This was a huge convenience, especially for those arriving by car.

Has been written to the hotel to inform that we'll celebrate our 28-year anniversary, but nothing it's happen to wow us upon check-in. Maybe Dusit Thani Hua Hin doesn't practice how to wow the guest to make the stay more memorable. Check-in was efficient with the friendly front staff, and thanks to the manager for her flexibility to let us have a late check out. Decent room size and facing the pool and beach view. Big landscape with a beautiful pool and beach, suitable for families or couples with a romantic night. Breakfast is superb, pretty much choice and food is tasty, comfortable ambience to enjoy the morning breakfast with a good start of the day. In room dining food is also tasty with reasonable prices. Not but not least, all staff are just amazing with excellent service from the front desk, housekeeping, room service, and the bell team, especially bellman khun X. He is superb, always assisted me during my stay. Never regret choosing Dusit Thani for this stay.

This hotel is not exactly smack in the middle of Cha-am nor Hua Hin. However, it is a true retreat by itself. Like an oasis that pops in the middle of the rural landscape just north of Cha-am, the weekend here was a bustle of activities. Very popular with families with kids. There were so many kids here filling up the main and kids’ pool on Saturday. As the weekend ended, on the late afternoon of Sunday and a good half of Monday, the resort turned peaceful. Finally, there was more water then Children. The kiddy pool has a large air-filled dome sprouting water sky high. Both kids and adults were having fun climbing up and sliding down the feature. In the main pool, they have a permanent floating obstacle course called a Wibit. It was enjoyable watching people, including children, crash and fall into the water as they attempted to complete the course. So Sofitel Hua Hin is just filled to the brim with amenities. They have a kids’ club, a mini golf full of mythical figurines and a cycling track. One can ride their complementary bicycle, or have children rent their mini mopeds, scooters and other toy-ish vehicles. They have a games room (but it was hot), a mini tennis court and a bigger one that doubles as a basketball court. 4 pools in total on this land parcel perpendicular to the sea. The one near the beachfront has a jacuzzi, and there is yet another one in front of the gym. A beach restaurant fringes the not so friendly ocean. The sea was rough and murky. The water came up the break wall that prevents the garden from spilling into the sea. There is a mini sand beach with a few deck chairs, but it wasn’t much of a beach. Breakfast and dinner, we had them in their main restaurant called White Oven. It was really an oven, the air-conditioning needs some work. Otherwise it was pleasing to sit outdoors in the light morning breeze. The breakfast was extensive, a good wide mix of local and western dishes. Moo Ping (pork satays morning version) was superbly tasty and tender. The gravy for Kanom Jin (Thai rice noodle) was of a good rich density. There was also ice cream served in the buffet. However, the chicken rice was off, and their Pla Tong Kor (dough fritters) was a failure in texture and in taste. For the two mornings I had them, I do not know if it was just me, they had a strong hint of something medical. The room we had was So Family that has two bunk beds tucked into the side behind the master bed. The room was a whopping 60 square meters and was intensely decorated. If you live in a condominium, you will wish your studio is as trendy as this. The bathroom is massive. I love the floor to ceiling shower best. They have push buttons to turn on the water. There is one that produce moderate rain, another for heavy rain, and I was looking for the third that produce hurricane. It is not available. Everywhere in the room, there are mini statues of rabbits. One is beside the loo looking at me doing my business. When my daughter was taking too l