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Hua Hin Hotels:
I am looking to take my first visit to Hua Hin....but have no idea
where to stay! I was considering the Hilton but was told that the beach is cleaner, quieter(less jet skis)further out. During the day we like to sunbathe,read and swim in the sea and wander to a beach bar for lunch. At night we like a good choice of restaurants and bars. So anywhere up to 15 minutes tuk-tuk/taxi out of the centre could work. I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks, Mike |
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"mike" schreef in bericht om... I am looking to take my first visit to Hua Hin....but have no idea where to stay! I was considering the Hilton but was told that the beach is cleaner, quieter(less jet skis)further out. During the day we like to sunbathe,read and swim in the sea and wander to a beach bar for lunch. At night we like a good choice of restaurants and bars. So anywhere up to 15 minutes tuk-tuk/taxi out of the centre could work. I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks, Mike jetskis in hua hin, since when and where? certainly not in front of or next to the hilton |
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"mike" schreef in bericht om... I am looking to take my first visit to Hua Hin....but have no idea where to stay! I was considering the Hilton but was told that the beach is cleaner, quieter(less jet skis)further out. During the day we like to sunbathe,read and swim in the sea and wander to a beach bar for lunch. At night we like a good choice of restaurants and bars. So anywhere up to 15 minutes tuk-tuk/taxi out of the centre could work. I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks, Mike jetskis in hua hin, since when and where? certainly not in front of or next to the hilton |
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"mike" wrote in message om... I am looking to take my first visit to Hua Hin....but have no idea where to stay! I was considering the Hilton but was told that the beach is cleaner, quieter(less jet skis)further out. During the day we like to sunbathe,read and swim in the sea and wander to a beach bar for lunch. At night we like a good choice of restaurants and bars. So anywhere up to 15 minutes tuk-tuk/taxi out of the centre could work. I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks, Mike Mike, I can recommend the Marriott Hotel, quiet, cleaner beach, and just a 5 min tuk-tuk drive from the city center. More expensive than the Hilton, but better value for money than, say ,the Sofitel. Trond |
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"WhiteShiva" schreef in bericht ... "mike" wrote in message om... I am looking to take my first visit to Hua Hin....but have no idea where to stay! I was considering the Hilton but was told that the beach is cleaner, quieter(less jet skis)further out. During the day we like to sunbathe,read and swim in the sea and wander to a beach bar for lunch. At night we like a good choice of restaurants and bars. So anywhere up to 15 minutes tuk-tuk/taxi out of the centre could work. I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks, Mike Mike, I can recommend the Marriott Hotel, quiet, cleaner beach, and just a 5 min tuk-tuk drive from the city center. More expensive than the Hilton, but better value for money than, say ,the Sofitel. Trond better than Sofitel??????????????, compare for example the small and crowded garden of the Marriott with the beautiful gardens of the Sofitel Martin |
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"WhiteShiva" schreef in bericht ... "mike" wrote in message om... I am looking to take my first visit to Hua Hin....but have no idea where to stay! I was considering the Hilton but was told that the beach is cleaner, quieter(less jet skis)further out. During the day we like to sunbathe,read and swim in the sea and wander to a beach bar for lunch. At night we like a good choice of restaurants and bars. So anywhere up to 15 minutes tuk-tuk/taxi out of the centre could work. I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks, Mike Mike, I can recommend the Marriott Hotel, quiet, cleaner beach, and just a 5 min tuk-tuk drive from the city center. More expensive than the Hilton, but better value for money than, say ,the Sofitel. Trond better than Sofitel??????????????, compare for example the small and crowded garden of the Marriott with the beautiful gardens of the Sofitel Martin |
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In what price range?
The Sofitel is classy, extensive grounds, beautiful pool, - historic - right on the beach AND an easy walk to the Night Market and restaurants by the hundred!! There's a full range of prices available in the town and at Cha Am etc "mike" wrote in message om... I am looking to take my first visit to Hua Hin....but have no idea where to stay! I was considering the Hilton but was told that the beach is cleaner, quieter(less jet skis)further out. During the day we like to sunbathe,read and swim in the sea and wander to a beach bar for lunch. At night we like a good choice of restaurants and bars. So anywhere up to 15 minutes tuk-tuk/taxi out of the centre could work. I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks, Mike |
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"mike" wrote in message om... I am looking to take my first visit to Hua Hin....but have no idea where to stay! I was considering the Hilton but was told that the beach is cleaner, quieter(less jet skis)further out. During the day we like to sunbathe,read and swim in the sea and wander to a beach bar for lunch. At night we like a good choice of restaurants and bars. So anywhere up to 15 minutes tuk-tuk/taxi out of the centre could work. I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks, Mike ***************************** What is your price range Mike? Sandy |
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"mike" wrote in message om... I am looking to take my first visit to Hua Hin....but have no idea where to stay! I was considering the Hilton but was told that the beach is cleaner, quieter(less jet skis)further out. During the day we like to sunbathe,read and swim in the sea and wander to a beach bar for lunch. At night we like a good choice of restaurants and bars. So anywhere up to 15 minutes tuk-tuk/taxi out of the centre could work. I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks, Mike ***************************** What is your price range Mike? Sandy |
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"martin" wrote in message i.nl... "WhiteShiva" schreef in bericht ... "mike" wrote in message om... I am looking to take my first visit to Hua Hin....but have no idea where to stay! I was considering the Hilton but was told that the beach is cleaner, quieter(less jet skis)further out. During the day we like to sunbathe,read and swim in the sea and wander to a beach bar for lunch. At night we like a good choice of restaurants and bars. So anywhere up to 15 minutes tuk-tuk/taxi out of the centre could work. I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks, Mike Mike, I can recommend the Marriott Hotel, quiet, cleaner beach, and just a 5 min tuk-tuk drive from the city center. More expensive than the Hilton, but better value for money than, say ,the Sofitel. Trond better than Sofitel??????????????, compare for example the small and crowded garden of the Marriott with the beautiful gardens of the Sofitel Having stayed at both hotels within the last 6 months, I believe Marriott is better value for money. We had booked one of their bungalows for the Heineken jazz festival last June, and kicked up a fuzz when we found it to be mosquito infested and reeking of mold - that "old" smell you sometimes get in cheaper hotels. Management gave us an upgrade to a luxury room in the main building at no extra cost (which was very decent of them), and that room was superb. Not too impressed with their swimming pool either, the whole pool area could do with a renovation, IMHO. Both my wife and I have found the Marriott to be more what we are looking for. You are of course entitled to your opinion. As for gardens, yes - the Sofitel has a nice garden. Excellent point! Trond |
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