We had a wonderful stay at this hotel. From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed with a personalized welcome card, drinks, a lovely dessert of cookies and macarons, which was a thoughtful touch.

Our room was spacious, clean, and had a beautiful balcony overlooking the pool. The hotel is well maintained, featuring a large swimming pool with lifeguards on duty, beautiful gardens, a nice restaurant and a welcoming elegant lobby.

The staff made our stay even more enjoyable. The reception team was friendly and helpful, the security guards were always polite, and the breakfast staff was efficient and attentive. The breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of delicious options to suit different tastes.

Another pleasant surprise was the tea provided in the room. It was so good that I ended up drinking tea almost three times a day during our stay!

Housekeeping did an excellent job of cleaning our room every day, and the hotel was peaceful and quiet, allowing us to sleep well every night. Grocery stores, massage parlors and laundry nearby.

The only minor downside is that the hotel does not have its own private beach. However, the public beach is only about a 500-meter walk away, which is still convenient. Market village is a bit farther. Uber ride costs around 80–90 baht each way.

Overall, this hotel offers excellent service, comfortable accommodations, great facilities, and a relaxing atmosphere. We will surely come come back.

You cant really go wrong with an Amari hotel, and the Amari Hua Hin is no exception.

The location is a little bit further out then some of the other big name hotels, but its easy enough to get to the night markets / shopping centres.

The suite we stayed in was a good size and perfect for a family of 4. Some elements of the room were looking like they were ready for a refresh (damage to the desk, bedside table etc...), but nothing you wouldnt expect from a year or guest wear and tear.

Breakfast was the same quality experience youd expect from any 5 star hotel (maybe not quite up to the standard of hotels like Dusit Thani or similar), with a huge choice of local and international options.

The pool is a good size and there always seemed to be plenty of seats / loungers to choose from. One small noteworthy comment would be that the pool bar staff didnt seem interested in walking around offering or asking if you wanted refreshments, which we did feel was a shame, as it something weve come to expect from staying at high end hotels in Thailand, including the Amari in Phuket.

My wife and I both agreed that we would consider staying at the Amari Hua Hin again, although the rate and availability of other local hotels would definitely sway our decision.