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Sofitel Centara Grand Resort
Rating: 5
Rates: 193 to 424 
Sofitel Centara Grand Resort
Hyatt Regency Hua Hin
Rating: 4
Rates: 142 to 1126 
Hyatt Regency Hua Hin
Dusit Resort Hua Hin
Rating: 4
Rates: 133 to 1851 
Dusit Resort Hua Hin
Marriott Hua Hin Resort Spa
Rating: 4
Rates: 160 to 577 
Marriott Hua Hin Resort Spa
Hilton Hua Hin Resort & Spa
Rating: 4
Rates: 165 to 218 
Hilton Hua Hin Resort & Spa
AKA Resort Hua Hin
Rating: 4
Rates: 219 to 602 
AKA Resort Hua Hin
ALEENTA RESORT AND SPA HUA HIN
Rating: n/r
Rates: 214 to 349 
ALEENTA RESORT AND SPA HUA HIN
CHIVA-SOM HEALTH RESORT
Rating: 4
Rates: 820 to 1040 
CHIVA-SOM HEALTH RESORT
Chom View Hotel
Rating: 2.5
Rates: 56 to 109 
Chom View Hotel
Dusita Resort
Rating: n/r
Rates: 53 to 126 
Dusita Resort
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Hua Hin guide

 The country's oldest beach resort, HUA HIN is very popular with Thai families and makes a pleasant enough stop between Bangkok and the south. However, the beach is nowhere near as attractive as those of nearby Ko Samui, Krabi and Ko Samet, and the beachfront is packed with hotels. There's a tourist information desk (daily 8.30am-4.30pm; tel 032/532433) on the corner of Thanon Damnern Kasem and Highway 4 (about 50m east of the train station) and an overseas telephone office (daily 8am-midnight) almost next door. You can buy combined bus and boat tickets to Ko Samui (B550), Phuket (B550) and Krabi (B650) from most Hua Hin tour agents.

A night or two at the former Railway Hotel, now the Hotel Sofitel (tel 032/512021; $80 and over) is a reason in itself to visit Hua Hin. It fronts the beach and remains much as it was in 1923, with classic colonial-style architecture and wide sea-view balconies. But it could be almost as fun staying in one of Hua Hin's other equally unusual accommodation options - a string of budget guesthouses built on converted squid piers, with rooms strung out along wooden jetties right over the waves: Bird (tel 032/511630; $5-15), Karoon Hut (tel 032/530737; $10-20) and Mod Guesthouse (tel 032/512296; $5-15) are all very near each other on Thanon Naretdamri, and all offer smallish en-suite rooms. Alternatively, try the inland All Nations at 10 Thanon Dechanuchit (tel 032/512747; under $20) which has large, spruce rooms with shared facilities and Internet access, or Phuen Guesthouse on Soi Binthabat (tel 032/512344; under $15) where small, basic rooms are crammed into a traditional wooden house.

Some of the best places to enjoy the local fish catch are the seafront restaurants on Thanon Naretdamri: Chao Lay, Mee Karuna and Thanachote are all recommended. Fish also features heavily at the night market, which sets up at sunset in the streets around the train station and at a spot close to the bus terminal. The biggest concentration of bars is along Soi Bintaban. Check your email in the convivial atmosphere of Cups & Comp Internet Cafe on Thanon Naebkehat (9am-12pm).

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