Hotel "Guest" Policy?

[Rhodiebkk]

Can you advise on good quality hotels who have a blind-eye guest policy.
Or do you or your guest suffer the receptionist inquisition?
Thinking of a foray down from the brightlights and looking for some local company.
Cheers
Rhodiebkk

[Jim]

Been covered on here loads of times m8. Access the full message boards and search for the terms you want. Your short answer is that you wont have any issues, but come for the beach and the town rather than the life - you'll find it quiet after the Big Mango.

[Rhodiebkk]

Appreciate it - looking for a bit of quiet & that.

[BaaBaa.]

Little bit of everything, not too much of anything.

Have a good time.

[BaaBaa.]

Jed Pee Nong or Phuang Phen Villa (P.P Villa) are both decent for the price (about the 1000 baht range) and spot on location.

Or try

http://www.huahinafterdark.com/hua-hin- ... dation.htm

http://www.huahinafterdark.com/hua-hin-hotels.htm

[tj]

Agree with u 100% about the jedpee and pp villa. Great locations and no problem with guests as long as you are discreet.

[Rhodiebkk]

Thanks guys - taken your advice & am having a grat time.
Pity about the drainage tho - is Hua Hin going to open a "floating market"?
Or are the municipal authorities working on marketing HH as another Venice?

[Paul3456]

How about the Fresh Inn, is it guest friendly?

[Phyton]

yes it is.

[Wesu]

Sure, some hotels aren't guest friendly and some are. But then there's a bunch of thos in-between, where it's how make it to the hotel when you go ... can affect are they or aren't they when you try to go...

[Luxrebel]

I have stayed in the Sofitel with a guest. No problem.

[acdc]

Sofitel and Hyatt will be ok. also i think Hilton will be ok too.