Accomodation on the pier

[matttrotman]

Hi. Does anyone have any info or advice they can give me on staying at one of the pier guesthouses? Any website links, rough prices for the end of April and reviews etc?

Many thanks for any help. The internet seems to be a little sparse with any info.

Matt

[Lev]

This one is near the pier: http://huahinmedia.com/fatcat.php

The internet has thousands of Hua Hin accommodation websites and pages, here are a few for you:

http://www.huahinguesthouses.com/
http://www.accommodationhuahin.com/
http://www.huahinafterdark.com/hua-hin- ... okings.php
http://www.huahinafterdark.com/hua-hin- ... dation.htm
http://www.huahinafterdark.com/hua-hin-guesthouses.htm
http://www.hhbd.net/hua-hin-accommodation.htm
http://www.siam-hotels.net/huahin-hotels.php
http://www.tourismhuahin.com/hotels-huahin.php

...

[matttrotman]

Thanks for the links Lev. I'm looking for guesthouses specifically on the pier as when I last visited they seemed to be the cheapest. Thanks again.

[Lev]

There are no guesthouses "on the pier", it is used for fishing.

These are in the vicinity though:
http://www.huahinafterdark.com/doghouse-hua-hin.htm
http://huahinmedia.com/fatcat.php

And this one is a central budget place:
http://www.huahinafterdark.com/appletree-guesthouse.htm

Note: These are site sponsors and hence our recommendations; HHAD cannot be held responsible if the establishment does not answer its emails. Many of them still use Hotmail and Yahoo accounts which are notoriously unreliable, we have advised them against using these for business purposes.

[poosmate]

Matttrotman.

Do you come from Wigan

[STEVE G]

There used to be a back-packer style guesthouse on the first of the piers from the Hilton end, before all the seafood restaurants that I think is still there.
I don't know the name, but it used to be one of the cheapest places in town.

[chelsea]

There used to be a back-packer style guesthouse on the first of the piers from the Hilton end, before all the seafood restaurants that I think is still there.
I don't know the name, but it used to be one of the cheapest places in town.

Steve I know the place your are talking about and think it is called the Fulay Inn. They have a website. if you Google Fulay Inn you will find it on the 1st page of the search

[jimk]

Best of the pier conversions is probably the Sirima. We stayed there many times before getting our own place. Paid about B400 a night for an air-con en suite room with cable TV. Google it for the phone number.

[Homer]

There are no guesthouses "on the pier"

But there are guest houses on piers.

[johnnyk]

Bird GH is one. The pier GHs are still probably the cheapest accom in HH.

[kendo]

Yes birdy guest house last i can remmember about 400 baht a night but no hot water, i can find out a phone number its one of my wifes friends that runs it, we where going to stay there but i put the blocks on it when my wife told me no hot water.
Kendo.

[Homer]

... we where going to stay there but i put the blocks on it when my wife told me no hot water.

Many years ago when I was a rock climber, we had a saying "Falling from a great height is like taking a cold shower. As long as you keep screaming it's not so bad".

[southswede]

There is fulay its a pier guesthouse and they have a website.

[matttrotman]

Matttrotman.

Do you come from Wigan

No i'm not from Wigan mate

Thanks for all of your advice, I will look into all of these pier guesthouses.

[Takiap]

Interesting replies. I've never had a warm shower yet since I moved to Thailand, and I can't say I miss it at all. If anything, a nice cold shower is something I value here