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Ideas for honeymoon?

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Hi Everyone,

First up great forum you have here!

I will be visiting Hua Hin in the for the first 2 weeks of August this year for my honeymoon, I was wondering if anyone out there can give me some pointers as to how to spend our time (apart from the obvious honeymoon activities!).
We both enjoy going out to bars that have live bands so any of these that are good on weekends / weeknights would be great.
Also if anyone can recommend some good days trips to any of the local sights that would also be helpful as i don't want to rely on recommendations from the hotel staff.
I see there is a pretty extensive section in the forum on restaurants so i'll go and read that now.

Cheers everyone!
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Post by lomuamart »

Hello,
Take a look here:
http://www.tourismhuahin.com/
There's plenty there.
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Congrats to you guys!

I would recommend a couple of nights in a really top hotel - a friend of mine stayed for 2 nights in a private pool lodge in Putharasca resort - ideal honeymoon place :mrgreen: i think u get my drift,

Live music can be had most nights in El Murphys - great rock band who play stuff from the stones to the chilli peppers.

Roof top restaurant at palce called the Dune in Nebkehardt road - top place.

Shooting machine guns at the army range just out of town.

Night in the karoake bars - let it all hang out!

Maybe a 2 day trip to Koh talu and rent a beach villa - beautiful island and you can try snorkelling really is stunning down there, only 2 hours drive from HH.

Have fun and pop in to Johnnie Walkers for a few free celebratory beers.
:cheers:

Christ after all this you will be knackered! But u will never forget ur honeymoon.
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Thought of another -
Try a Italian meal at Ciao beachfront at the Marriot - lovely setting (v, romantic) and lovely food.
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Shooting machine guns at the army range just out of town
you're such a romantic JW :D

Ananthara Resort, just outside Hua Hin proper would be an ideal hotel for a honeymoon, the pools and landscaping setting is awesome. plus they do meals on the beach with pagoda set-up's.

Maruekhathaiyawan Palace, ex-palace, this off internet:
(Palace of love & hope) designed by King Rama VI, and completed in 1924. Walk around the Teakwood Palace, now restored to its former glory.

Springfield Golf & Country Club: Spenda day there, cheap but quality spa facilities ona hill with great views, the biggest, best pool in town, restaurant for lunch set partly in the pool

Pala-U waterfall, about an hour away at most

Restaurants:
Supatra-by-the-sea (just before kao takiab)
Coco 51, soi 51
Chom Talay, about soi 2, tables set up on the beach

Bangkok: the absolutely best restaurant setting in the world, 'sirocco' on top of the State Tower, Silom road overlooking the river and the whole of bangkok.
Highest 'open air' restaurant in the world, 86th floor i think, has a jazz band playing up there. Not over-the-top pricewise for a one-off, it's not a posh place either, they let JW in.
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have a good time mate, you do realise August is in the rainy season and could be a bit hit and miss
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Super joe - had to wear a disguise to get in that Bangkok place!
What about an all nighter at the driving range with the Scotch contingent - one bad hangover but a real laugh!
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Post by Pete »

Thanks for all the ideas.

Have already booked the Anatara so am glad you also recommended it.
I know August isn't great weather wise but my girlfriend is a teacher and we had to work in with her holidays, I was in Thailand in 2004 in August and it was ok then, just a good downpour early evening most days so i'm hoping this year will be similar (fingers crossed), and if its rainy i'm sure i'll come up with something to do indoors.

That restaurant in BKK looks great, will def put that on the agenda, as well as a free beer in JWs!

thanks again
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Post by Super Joe »

Pete,

That restaurant is something special well worth the effort, you can just have a drink up there around the circular bar.

You'll have a good time in Johnnie Walker bar, good place for couples, don't bank on the free beer actually materialising mind.
all nighter at the driving range with the Scotch contingent
do you mean joe's place ? if you don't wake up with a hangover and a black-eye, you weren't there, lol
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Anantara is lovely - great choice, the concierge there is a great guy called Bunty - he will take great care of you.Have a great time - you will get a beer for sure!

Meant Mongkol Driving Range! Scene of a number of big sessions! Never done one myself but legendary by all accounts!
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Never done one myself but legendary by all accounts
i've never missed one!!
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If you stop in Bangkok go to the Boyoke Sky Hotel, tallest building in thailand cocktail bar second from top good music,go up 1 more level and there is a revolving roof deck you feel that you are on top of the world its great.
In Hua Hin we love the sea food restarants on the little piers our favorite, is Chow lay another good one is Let's Sea, a short ride away.You will not be disapointed, Hua Hin is so lovely and it really does not matter if it is a bit wet i am sure you will find something to do honeymooner's. :oops: :D
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I couldn't eat in that roof top restaurant as I would never relax enough to swallow... :shock: Its too damned high and near the edge bit.... :oops:
Monsoon in Hua Hin has a few nice upstair balcony tables for a romantic night.
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Super Joe,
How much for a plate of Kaew Phat Gai and large Leo in this place... :mrgreen:
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Super Joe,
How much for a plate of Kaew Phat Gai and large Leo in this place
with or without chips ?
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Cowtown Comedy wrote:Super Joe,
How much for a plate of Kaew Phat Gai and large Leo in this place... :mrgreen:
how much for Chang draught? more than 65 baht and its falang pricing! :guns:
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