Sign in with Facebook117/1-18 Phetchasem Rd., Hua Hin, 77110, Thailand
of people enjoy staying here
2 Opinions
In the streets of Hua Hin
Luang Pho Tuad
Luang Pho Tuad
Hua Hin Beach at Hua Don Khao Takiab
i am thinking about staying in this resort next year i would like as much feed back about the hotel and the area around huahin thanks
Hi,
The anantara is a good choice, a beautiful garden, nice beachfront, good restaurants. Its no problem to go downtown hua hin - there is a shuttlebus an lots of tuctucs. I have been there 3 or 4 times and I loved it.
P
I stayed in Anantara in September 07. Really good place to stay. Great Italian resaurant where the Thai royal family eat ( Princess was in one night when we were there). Short ride into town where there are plenty of good cheap restaurants and bars. Two pools at Anatara, main one with restaurant/swim up bar and one totally secluded - great for chilling. A couple of shops in walking distance for treats - chocolate and spirits for consumption on your large balcony when the sun is setting. Staff are very friendly.
It seems there's never a lack of markets and bazaars selling all kinds of knick knacks and clothes.
Hua Hin's bazaar is at the end of Damnoen Kasem before you reach the beach.
This must have been a particularly slow night for the vendors. They were sitting around watching TV since there were no tourists buying their wares.
Getting to Hua Hin fast and cheap is easy! The Southern Bus Terminal in Bangkok has regular buses in between both cities. All the buses go to Pranburi cos via Cha-Am and Hua Hin, so don't miss your stop, but even if you do Pranburi is almost similar so no harm. The run every 30mins from day to night and it takes approximately 3 hours each way! Very fast and quite comfortable and so much cheaper than the plane which would have taken us the same time! The ticket only costs us BH128 each person and the ride includes a free bottle of water! Hahaha!
The vew is amazing, the illuminated Golden Buddha dominates the coast. The menu has a lot of dishes, some familair others not. Food arrived in reasonable time. 10 % service charge is added to bills. Overall the food was good. One of the very best Hua hin Restaurants. Local river prawns
The proper translation of Khao Takiab means "Chopsticks Hill", but to foreigners, it's known as Monkey Hill in English due to the large monkey population here.
Below Wat Khao Takiab, down the slope from the car park, behind the monkey pens/cages and the meditation room, is a large chinese shrine dedicated to Chao Mae Kuan Im, the chinese goddess of mercy.
This truly is a large shrine with chinese features and the statues of Chao Mae Kuan Im and other chinese deities were built facing the sea.
Hua Hin, like many other coastal settlements in South East Asia, had long been a magnet to Chinese seafarers and settlers and this shrine is a testament to Hua Hin's long association with the Chinese.
I did get a sunset pictures..I was looking down in the swimming pool in the other side of the hotel and notice this impressive sunset...Thanks to the hotel that in ables me to have the sunset and sunrise!
We stayed in the 14th floor..that's why!
Cheapest in Hua Hin
Great Hotels for Less
Q: traveling to hua hin "pls.give details of places to explore in hua hin and suggest travel agents/eating spots."
A: "Been to Hua Hin a few years ago. It has a lovely beach, an interesting station, a hill jutting out into the sea with lots of Buddhist shrines and wild monkeys. There is..."
Latest Hua Hin hotel reviews
Sponsored Links
Sponsored Links
