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In which area of Hua Hin is it better to look at a hotel?
We are going there for the first time. I wish there were massage parlors + food facilities within walking distance. Can you recommend a hotel...
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What category of hotel are you interested in?
We stayed at Tanawit Hotel & SPA, the location is convenient, the hotel is clean.
The rooms are large, bathrooms too, large refrigerator, edible breakfast.
To the bazaar and to the night market about 10 minutes on foot, to the historical railway. station - also 10 in the other direction.
Opposite across the road is Wat Hua Hin. On the first floor in the other wing - a massage parlor, and a couple more nearby. At the intersection of Sa Song Rd and Amnuaysin street food establishment :), it was the most delicious food we had in Thailand in general. The prices are low. If they are still there, I recommend it, it is very close to the hotel.
To the sea about 15 minutes across the road and the first line of other hotels. But in the twentieth century I wouldn’t take a hotel near the sea, it’s still not realistic to swim.
Now I opened the reviews, I can’t understand anything - it’s as if they write about another hotel: either there is no soul in the room, then everything is old ... There are several more budget hotels nearby on this “patch”, you can look at them if you are afraid of this according to the reviews . The place is good.
We stayed at Tanawit Hotel & SPA, the location is convenient, the hotel is clean.
The rooms are large, bathrooms too, large refrigerator, edible breakfast.
To the bazaar and to the night market about 10 minutes on foot, to the historical railway. station - also 10 in the other direction.
Opposite across the road is Wat Hua Hin. On the first floor in the other wing - a massage parlor, and a couple more nearby. At the intersection of Sa Song Rd and Amnuaysin street food establishment :), it was the most delicious food we had in Thailand in general. The prices are low. If they are still there, I recommend it, it is very close to the hotel.
To the sea about 15 minutes across the road and the first line of other hotels. But in the twentieth century I wouldn’t take a hotel near the sea, it’s still not realistic to swim.
Now I opened the reviews, I can’t understand anything - it’s as if they write about another hotel: either there is no soul in the room, then everything is old ... There are several more budget hotels nearby on this “patch”, you can look at them if you are afraid of this according to the reviews . The place is good.
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answered 9 years ago
Thank you very much!!! I will definitely look and read everything I find about the hotel.
I hope the price tags for everything in the twentieth will not be prohibitive.
I hope the price tags for everything in the twentieth will not be prohibitive.
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answered 9 years ago
XX is not an expensive resort. About the same as Pattaya in terms of prices, but without all this specific entertainment.
Koh Samui, Phuket, Krabi - everywhere it was more expensive.
Koh Samui, Phuket, Krabi - everywhere it was more expensive.
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answered 9 years ago
We went to Vietnam for 2 years and looked at 6 cities ... now we want to return to our beloved Thailand again - massages to do, they help us a lot.
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answered 9 years ago
Thank you! I sincerely wish you the same! If you ever decide to visit Vietnam, I will help you with advice on the cities where you yourself rested.
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answered 9 years ago
Why is it impossible to swimmcz on the beaches of XX? Waves or jellyfish?
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answered 9 years ago
Dregs and a long ebb - up to a kilometer ankle-deep, depending on the month. We traveled all over the coast from the reserve to Cha Am - it's disgusting everywhere. Here's something like:
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answered 9 years ago
It was a photo from the reserve, but this is in the 20th century at low tide:
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answered 9 years ago
Here is Cha Am. The sunbeds on the beach are seated, in tight rows, there is no shower and toilet:
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answered 9 years ago
And on the coastal beaches of Thailand, the water is everywhere like this - with a suspension of sand!
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answered 9 years ago
No, not everywhere. I have never seen such a disgrace as in the 20th century. Krabi:
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