Hilton Hua Hin

... . Service was good and friendly. There is a very good choice of restaurants in Hua Hin. We walked up to the area round the Hua Hin Hilton as there is a good place to buy Mango and Sticky Rice along the street. After our meal we walk to the Hua Hin night ...

... much. My Swedish golf partners join us. Great crack all round. Last to leave bar. Mark takes us to Hua Hin Brewery to famous disco attached to Hilton. Shortly after arrive music stops. Last to leave. Swedes head back to hotel after inviting P to join then ...

... said the walk was about 7km, the little Hua Hin guidebook we got free frm the hostel said 4km. In reality, from the Hilton in Hua Hin, it's about a 9km walk along the beach, in baking hot sunshine and took us about 2 hours. It was an interesting walk ...

... it & suggested breaking up our trip down south by stopping at what the book said was the popular seaside resort of Hua Hin. Roughly about 3 hours from Bangkok on the train, we arrived at about 7pm at the train station just as it was getting ...

... stressed b/c i was on the side of the bus where i couldn't see any street signs or signs saying how far we were from Hua Hin.  The other thing going through my mind was that the bus was packed and they were basically just stopping at roadside bus ...

... it is impossible to walk down the street in hua hin without encountering these individuals.   recently the municipality of hua hin decided that the beggars would adversely affect tourism and so they ordered a police crackdown on the profession. ...

... am I bothered" had been changed to "am I noodled". :-) It was nice to leave Bangkok and head south. I knew there was a beach in Hua Hin and it was once the place where the king lived. We stopped halfway at a petrol station for a stretch and some ...

... a five hour journey on a wooden seat.  Numbness set in after about two hours!  While there was nothing specific I wanted to see at Hua Hin, the journey to Chumphon would have been a full day's ride, so I wanted to break it up.  Hua Hin is ...

... out how to get my pictures on!! So, our first actual travelling!  Was a bit of an adventure - we got a train from Bangkok to Hua Hin which took over 5 hours, whereas if we had got a bus it would have taken only 2 so you can imagine how slow it ...

... but in the heat everything feels like carrying a small chang (elephant))enter Top Mark, quite possibly the dodgiest establishment in Hua Hin, but with rooms starting at 300 baths we swallowed the bait and booked a fan room (no aircondition something ...

... a Thai lady nine years ago and for the last three has been living with Nee, her daughter and grandson in a new bungalow in Hua Hin, which is a small town right on the coast of the Gulf of Thailand with a sizeable European expat community. We dropped Neil ...

Well we've landed in Hua Hin, and after about a 6 hour train journey we finally got into the hotel. It's a nice hotel, but the lobby is a bit stuffy. The train ride was nice, just seeing the scenary was beautiful. We've decided to do a tour of ...

... again no one could give us specific directions. Found some internet cafe and called our resort only to find out it's about 120km away from Hua Hin. WTH!!!! Dejected and tired, decided to find a hotel in Hua Hin. we took a Tuk tuk to Chomsin for B100 but ...

... , Marriott, Sofitel, Dusit. Along with the large numbers of single blokes here comes plenty of girlie bars, but I would guess Hua Hin trails well behind Pattaya, and Patong in Phuket for those experiences.....:o) We've been eating at the street stalls in ...