Centara Hotels in Hua Hin

Really enjoyed staying here again. Facilities are great and location is best in Hua Hin. I would recommend paying extra for club lounge

The Lapa has a quite unique location, right next to the new BluPort mall. Free parking in front of the hotel. The rooms are amazing, murals on the walls, brightly coloured tiles in the very modern bathroom. Showers tall with lots of space. Very comfortable beds, fridge and safe deposit box in the room. A kettle with coffee and tea provided. It's a really cozy room, with a sitting area at the window. Very clean and freshly painted. Breakfast was good, nice extra is freshly blended fruit juice, which you can chose at a little stall. This is a pet friendly hotel, so we met people travelling with their cats and a couple who brought 2 Yorkshire terriers. Unfortunately they yapped for while whilst the owners went for dinner, but all quiet at night 😊 A really nice place to stay, if you have a car it's not far from the beach or the Cicada Market.

The Hotel is beautiful with lovely well maintained grounds positioned on the sea front. It is certainly of a standard that is hard to beat. The staff have obviously been very well picked to provide a good friendly service throughout the hotel. Breakfast was varied and to a high standard with both western and Thai food and the restaurant was positioned by the pool on the sea front. There are several bars in the grounds and a fully furnished gym with dressing rooms, lockers and shower facilities. There are bungalows on the premises plus larger blocks with very well presented modern rooms with excellent showers and good quality wash products. There is also a nice balcony complete with 2 chairs and table. The beds are comfortable with good linen and the lovely thick towels were changed twice daily. Air conditioning was good also and for once there was no problem with the door keys which you find in some hotels. The lifts were quick which was good as we were on the 6th floor. The pool area has many comfortable sun loungers of different types and seats which are also on the grass plus positioned around the pool. The pool itself however was not as large as it first appeared to be. You need to enter the pool very carefully as there are no hand rails and the steps are slippy. Half of the pool is taken up by the steps so there is only half to actually swim in. There are 3 steps then a gap of 3 feet so you think you have reached the bottom but then more steps which are hard to see as the tiles are all blue. This is a fantastic Hotel however and we will certainly be returning.

The Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa is a truly impressive and expansive hotel. From the moment I arrived, I was struck by the professionalism and attentiveness of the staff, who went above and beyond to ensure a comfortable stay. One of the standout features of the hotel is the exceptional breakfast. The spread is truly remarkable, with a vast selection of fresh juices, smoothies, breads, and hot dishes. I particularly enjoyed the delicious French toast and fluffy pancakes. The quality and variety of the breakfast options were truly outstanding. The hotel's location is also very convenient, with easy access to the nearby beach. The only slight downside was that the hotel does not provide shuttle service to the nearby Market Village shopping center, which would have been a helpful addition. Overall, the Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa is a fantastic choice for a relaxing getaway. The combination of the large, well-appointed facilities, impeccable service, and exceptional breakfast make it a truly memorable experience. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Hua Hin.

Great family room. Spacious, clean and comfy. Breakfast was amazing. So much choice. The complimentary tokens to use in exchange for food at the water park was an added bonus. Really loved the sky bar too. A great stay! Photo is from the sky bar.

Location is about 15mins walk from Hua Hin train station. The hotel is also about 5 - 10mins walk to the night market and about 10 - 15mins walk to the beach. There are food eateries nearby the hotel so it was not an issue when the booking did not include breakfast. Check in / check out was smooth, but the hotel staff explained to me that my booking was for the economy room which is facing the road on the 2nd floor and the windows are directly facing the hotel floodlights. Fortunately, the room has day curtains at the windows to block out most of the light beam and the flood lights are switched off later into the night. The shower comes with an instant heater and the room comes with a kettle and bottled water. There is no toothbrush and no toothpaste and bedroom slippers are not provided. The mattress and pillows are firm but I didn't manage to sleep well at night as there was constant opening and closing of doors loudly along the corridor in the middle of the night and many voices could be heard speaking very loudly.

When booking the Anantara we were expecting something a little more luxurious. A few things just stopped it from being that. The grounds are lovely, well kept and the staff were pleasant. Food in the restaurants was good. Breakfast had a nice, big selection but was so busy after 8:30am. It was also quite cramped and unorganized if it rained. We found it very odd that we had to pay for drinks/food each time, rather than just paying a bill at the end. We walked out of the bar one night after signing the bill and giving our room number, only to be called up and then chased by a waitress to have us pay. Apparently we didn’t have ‘credit’ on our room. Never had to do that before. The room was nice and spacious but was quite damp. It smelt a bit off when we first walked in. The beach area wasn’t really a beach, which was a shame. You can’t walk along it. There’s just a small raised area with some Sun loungers beside the sea. The pool area was lovely! Location wise it’s a bit out of town so you’d need to hire a motorcycle or get taxi’s to go to the main beach, or markets. I had high hopes, but it just didn’t live up to expectations. For what we paid, and what we got, I think it’s quite expensive.

The room is quite spaced, but the location is quite far from the public beach (Khao Takiab Nuea Beach). Nearby from the hotel, there are local famous seafood restaurants at the comfortable price.

A lovely boutique hotel, staff were all friendly and the location is central enough (10mins walk to Hua Him night market) but on a calmer, quieter street. Do be careful on the room type you choose, if you'll like beachfront, then pick the villas, which is where the restaurant is located. We went for the Silksand rooms, which I'm glad as it is by the big pool, spa and breakfast café, so convenient. Will certainly consider coming back.