Hotel Marriott di Hua Hin

The staff were excellent. Very good buffet breakfast and hotel was very clean. They allowed me to bring my bicycle to my room no problem. If there as a weak point it would be the pool. Blocked by buildings so really no direct sun if that is a concern for you. The gym was good, small but had what I needed and everything worked and I appreciated they provided disinfectant so I could wipe down machines before and after. I would absolutely stay here again and was 2 blocks from the night market and 2 blocks from the daily fresh fruit market

It would have been a perfect hotel except the water in the washing basin and shower is very weak and not hot enough! The washing basin water outlet design is extremely bad that when the water comes out it hits the plug and bounces back so you get your body and surrounding area all soaking wet!! The wall is thin that one can hear next door guest noises and coughing! The air conditioner is also rather noisy. Only good thing is buffet breakfast is good with variety.

I recently stayed at The Standard Hotel in Hua Hin with my husband and daughter, and it was a delightful experience. The hotel is surrounded by lush greenery, which creates a refreshing atmosphere perfect for a relaxing holiday. The abundant trees provide numerous beautiful photography spots, and the magnificent tree at the center of the hotel serves as a lovely symbol of the place. The swimming pool, while medium-sized, is just right for spending quality time with family. One of the standout features was the impressive breakfast. The staff exhibited excellent service, and I appreciated the option to order eggs; they served them fresh at our table. However, I would suggest that the front desk communicate better with housekeeping. We were provided with only two towels for our stay, which was a bit inconvenient for three people. Also, note that breakfast for children is priced at 400 baht, which you can pay at check-out. On a positive note, there is plenty of parking available, and the hotel is both kid-friendly and pet-friendly. Overall, I highly recommend The Standard Hotel for a great family getaway!

A lovely boutique hotel, staff were all friendly and the location is central enough (10mins walk to Hua Him night market) but on a calmer, quieter street. Do be careful on the room type you choose, if you'll like beachfront, then pick the villas, which is where the restaurant is located. We went for the Silksand rooms, which I'm glad as it is by the big pool, spa and breakfast café, so convenient. Will certainly consider coming back.

Really enjoyed staying here again. Facilities are great and location is best in Hua Hin. I would recommend paying extra for club lounge

we went to Centara after staying 5 days at other hotel, basically the resort is located in perfect place if you like to walk along side of the beach, and relatively spacious venue comparing to others, nice garden as well, breakfast is also ok and there are 3 pool sides , I like the 2 pools near to the beach, garden pool bit distant but also quite big comparing to 2 others, you can see many Europeans than Asians in the resort , quite cozy and good place to stay

What this property has is a fantastic location. Most things in Hua Hin are within walking distance and this property is situated right on the beach. We stayed in a Executive King located on the second floor and I would strongly suggest booking this room category. It’s off the ground with a massive terrace which we used every day. Being off the ground level also helps a bit with the mosquito situation (common in Thailand). While the hotel does fog for bugs, I would suggest bringing some bug spray. Staff at the hotel are great, always smiling and willing to help where they can. I read some of the comments about breakfast (which we had included) and I would say it covers all the bases - some Western options as well as local Thai options. There’s a made to order egg station where again they will make whatever you wish - keeping in mind that this is not a Four Seasons or.Intercontinental, This is a solid hotel choice in the price point and wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again.

When booking the Anantara we were expecting something a little more luxurious. A few things just stopped it from being that. The grounds are lovely, well kept and the staff were pleasant. Food in the restaurants was good. Breakfast had a nice, big selection but was so busy after 8:30am. It was also quite cramped and unorganized if it rained. We found it very odd that we had to pay for drinks/food each time, rather than just paying a bill at the end. We walked out of the bar one night after signing the bill and giving our room number, only to be called up and then chased by a waitress to have us pay. Apparently we didn’t have ‘credit’ on our room. Never had to do that before. The room was nice and spacious but was quite damp. It smelt a bit off when we first walked in. The beach area wasn’t really a beach, which was a shame. You can’t walk along it. There’s just a small raised area with some Sun loungers beside the sea. The pool area was lovely! Location wise it’s a bit out of town so you’d need to hire a motorcycle or get taxi’s to go to the main beach, or markets. I had high hopes, but it just didn’t live up to expectations. For what we paid, and what we got, I think it’s quite expensive.

Chiva-Som Hua Hin redefines luxury wellness, offering a truly transformative experience. From the moment I arrived, I knew this place was different—the General Manager, Khun Vaipanya Kongkwanyuen, personally welcomed me, setting a warm, gracious tone for my stay. The hospitality of the entire staff is beyond compare, with 355 team members attending to just 54 rooms and 74 wellness treatment rooms. Every need is anticipated, every detail meticulously addressed, making you feel genuinely valued and cared for. The hyper-personalized approach began with a comprehensive wellness assessment, crafting a unique journey that blended seamlessly into my three-day retreat. My schedule included therapies like physiotherapy to release travel tension, contrast therapy in an infrared sauna and ice plunge, and Radial Shockwave Therapy for deeper healing. Each treatment was chosen to support my specific needs, from physical recovery to mental clarity. One highlight was the Seiketsu Shiraku Japanese Acupuncture, which balanced my energy and eased lingering stress, a perfect prelude to the Chiva-Som Thai Herbal Signature Massage that used heated herbal packs to release knots and refresh my muscles. Tai Chi, sunrise yoga, and floating therapy further added to the sense of profound relaxation and renewal. Dining at Chiva-Som’s beachside restaurant, overlooking tranquil waves, was another highlight. Nourishing dishes and healthful juice shots paired beautifully with moments of reflection, journaling, and savoring the beauty around me. Chiva-Som Hua Hin isn’t just a wellness retreat—it’s an ultra-luxury escape crafted with thoughtful hospitality and impeccable care, where every element inspires you to reconnect, rejuvenate, and return home transformed.