Hua Hin Hotels with Bars

Loved it!! Clean, beautiful, and stylish. The green grounds are lovely. Easy access to the beach. Excellent location, with cafes nearby and the night market not too far. You need to drive to the shopping mall, but it's not too far, and you could even walk. The hotel is perfect for families with children, even though there aren't many play areas – just one small one, but it's convenient for very young kids. The pool is super! The sun loungers are also comfortable. There are two restaurants on site, and the food is decent for hotel prices. Breakfast is served in one of them and it's good! Eggs are brought to your table, the coffee is pretty good, and the desserts are fantastic. There's also a kids' food station, but it doesn't offer a huge variety. They sometimes had plain vegetables for toddlers, but not always, sometimes they were in sauce. They even served passion fruit. High chairs are available. The hotel is also very pet-friendly with lots of animals, and they even provide towels for dogs. On the downside: queues for breakfast, which is a bummer, especially when you have a child. Sometimes you'd wait 10-15 minutes! Not enough tables or staff. This was a bit frustrating during our stay, but the queues usually only happened during peak hours, not always. For example, around 9 AM there was always a queue. We also happened to be there during an electronic music festival for one day. It was chaos. The music blared until late at night, but we were warned beforehand.

The staff provided excellent service and were very hospitable and helpful. I had the opportunity to stay here because I was taking my cat for treatment at Kaset Hua Hin Animal Hospital. The hotel is conveniently located close to the hospital, and they offer a golf cart shuttle service. The room was clean and odor-free, and the staff's service was superb. The bed was incredibly soft and comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep. The air conditioning was quiet and didn't make any noise.

I had a wonderful stay at Hyatt Regency Hua Hin and truly didn’t want to leave. The hotel’s amenities and overall environment are absolutely amazing. The pool area is beautiful and perfect for relaxing, creating such a peaceful atmosphere throughout the property. Breakfast was another highlight — there is a huge variety of options and everything we tried was delicious. The staff were incredibly friendly and always eager to assist, which made our stay even more enjoyable. We loved every moment of our trip and can’t wait to come back. This is truly a perfect place for a relaxing getaway.

June 8-10, 2026 Hua Hin Hilton Resort & Spa, 3 days 2 nights for NT$15,412, which is NT$7,706 per night, including breakfast and dinner for two for two days. The pool is beautiful and a great place to relax for a long time. The Riverside Café next to the pool opens right onto Hua Hin Beach, perfect for photos on a sunny day. We chose to have both breakfast and dinner at the hotel this time, which saved a lot of time and allowed us to spend more time by the pool. Dinner was incredibly rich and more than we could eat. Breakfast was a buffet with a wide variety of items. There are also many restaurants nearby, as well as a 7-Eleven, all less than a 3-minute walk away, which is very convenient.

I had high expectations for my stay at the Hua Hin Marriott, given its reputation, but my actual experience was incredibly disappointing. While the hotel's facilities, environment, and location were all good, the most crucial aspect—the 'service'—completely dragged down the entire hotel's standing. This was especially true for the front desk staff's attitude and professionalism, which were utterly unbefitting of the Marriott brand. From the moment I checked in, the front desk staff were aloof and perfunctory, lacking even the most basic service awareness. They were impatient with guest questions and communicated in a stiff manner, making it feel as if I was 'begging them to do their job' rather than receiving the service expected from a high-end hotel. Throughout the entire process, there was a complete absence of professionalism, respect, and warmth. What was even more frustrating was that some front desk employees clearly lacked training; they were unfamiliar with procedures, inefficient at resolving issues, and quick to pass the buck. Many simple problems took an unreasonably long time to address, leading to an extremely poor experience. Frankly, at the price point and positioning of the Hua Hin Marriott, guests are paying for more than just a room—they're paying for service. However, the front desk service here was worse than what you'd find at many standard business hotels. No matter how good the hardware is, it can't compensate for such terrible service attitudes. I hope the hotel management takes the issues with the front desk team seriously, or they will continue to erode guests' trust in the Marriott brand.

The hotel has a Thai garden style and low density, creating a great resort atmosphere. It seems to have been renovated recently, so the rooms are very new. I read some reviews that mentioned there was no beach, but actually, you can walk on the beach every morning. The beach only disappears in the afternoon after high tide (see photos below).

Having found this amazing sanctuary wanted to share it for anyone needing some peace and quiet in their life. It’s only 70 rooms plus 3 villas and 4 suites. So you are never fighting for a sunbed, Or having long cues for the restaurant, Or feeling crowded.  This magical place is the Wora Bura. It's a wonderful, peaceful haven to rest and recharge your battery - five minutes from Central Hua Hin. It's spacious, beachside with huge pool and wonderful staff and food at very reasonable rates. 2-4-1 cocktails are 4-7 too Please note: The Thai hotels are still recovering from the loss of trade during Covid.  This wonderful hotel is Looking a little tired in places - Please be kind and understand that just because it’s decors is only 90% doesn’t mean it’s rubbish.  I know some five star hotels that are considerably worse!  Need a sanctuary- then you have it with the Wora Bura. A major factor is the space, the rooms are only 2 stories high (unlike other high rise places) and far apart, so no echo. A wonderful quiet feature. Hope this is useful for anyone looking for a gentle, restful afternoon / evening away from the hustle and bustle, to refresh and re-charge. BTW - it's on the Song Toa bus route too! Just use the short cut from Adriana's on Khao Takiab road. Short cut: Stop the bus at Adriana's. Immediately opposite Adriana's is a BLUE wall. Down left hand side of the blue wall, heading towards the sea, is a dirt track. That's your short cut! 50 meters later you are at the Wora Bura .

The room was incredibly mediocre, definitely fell for a false ad on Xiaohongshu. It's really not worth the 800+ RMB a night price tag. The decor is, at best, what you'd find in a 150-200 baht hotel in Thailand – a real 'Syrian war-torn' style. All the premium you're paying is for the pool, which I admit is beautiful. Other than that, there's absolutely nothing else going for it. But here's the kicker: the hotel's poolside bar is open to the public, meaning non-guests can come in. So basically, I paid a huge premium for the hotel because of the pool, only for outside people to be able to occupy the tables. Not recommended. On the upside, the staff were very friendly and I couldn't fault their service!

First-row sea view, you can watch the sunrise from bed. You can also enjoy breakfast while watching the sunrise. It's a detached house, and you need to use your room card to access the hotel pool. Turn right out of the small alley and it's a 5-minute walk to 7-Eleven, and a 20-minute walk to the big night market.

The hotel is a bit dated, but we still liked it. It was very clean, and housekeeping was excellent. The beach was great, and there was a massage parlor by the pool. Night markets were also nearby.