Anantara Resort

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Hi

We are visiting Hua Hin i January, can anybody tell us about the hotel Anantara Resort? how is it? are the hotel near nightlife in hua hin?
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I stayed there donkeys' years ago when it was The Royal Garden Village - and I had money. Really loved the place. Went back a year ago with some guests and it hadn't changed much, just more built up around it.
Not in the centre of town, but only about 10 mins away. Shuttle busses or taxis will get you to and from the nightlife easily.
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Post by JW »

Never stayed there myself, but some friends from the uk just honeymooned there and said it was really beautiful. It is a little away from the nightlife but Taxis are always around so it will be fine for you. Enjoy your stay in Hua Hin.
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Post by Dangerous »

The Anantara Resort is a lovely place to stay. I have stayed there for the past two holidays and will be returning next year.

It’s located right on the beach, has two large pools and 4 or 5 different places to eat. They run a shuttle bus to and from Hua Hin but book a seat in the morning for that day or just get a taxi which cost 100B.

Have fun, your love the place. :cheers:
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Post by hagroup »

Ok.

thanks :P

Greetings from Iceland :cheers:
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Post by PeteB »

Hi,

The report at http://www.huahinafterdark.com/forum/vi ... .php?t=494 may be of assistance.

Also http://www.huahinafterdark.com/forum/vi ... .php?t=980 may be of help.

It can't be that bad as we will be staying there again Feb / Mar 2006 (unless our taste is particularly poor).

Enjoy

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Post by cavkc »

Having been there I would always recommend the Hilton in HH, primarily because of it's location. Whilst a 10 min tuk tuk ride isn't much, it's not quite the same as being able to walk ANYWHERE straight outside your front door. Personal preference of course ....

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Post by sam »

For the beauty, peace and quiet combined with location and friendly staff you can't beat the Sofitel. :thumb:
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Post by Burger »

A great hotel, near to centre of town, that's not too expensive is Chale Larn on Chomsin Road, near the fishing pier.
Very smart, modern decorated rooms and it's priced reasonably too.
Bit more of a personal feel about it than the big boys.
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Post by duan »

I had friends stay there last July and whilst they liked the hotel they were both adamant that next time they would stay at the Hilton purely because of its central location
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Post by buksida »

Book them online here:

Anantara Resort
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Post by Heebio »

Thanks for the tip re Cha Le Larn Burger.

Staying there just now in one of their seaview rooms. Kinda like a pagoda style bungalow built on the roof. Large full length windows down the seaview side and small balcony looking south over the rooftops as well....so much natural light - love it. Really is a great room, and only 1200 baht a night. Nice little boutique style place.

Owe you one mate....cheers.

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cha le larne hotel

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where can i get info on this hotel are the rooms suitable for my wife and i staying for 4 weeks
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Post by bj.blackowitz »

yes they are if you can afford it.

5* and 5* prices.


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Post by essbee »

Dont rule out the Dusit either, bit further away. We have stayed in the Antara aswell, both are very good but the Anantara is showing its age a bit.
Still a good hotel though.
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