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Hua Hin 2020

Earlier this year, we travel to Thailand with kids and relatives. It’s not the first time in Thailand, but it’s our first to Hua Hin (HH) which is located 3 hours drive away from Bangkok (BKK) at the southern Thai province of Prachuap Khiri Khan and famous for its seaside resorts. We flew to BKK early in the morning, got our HKD changed to Baht at the airport’s SuperrichTH then hopped on to our pre-book van to Hua Hin!  Of all the hotels and resorts along, we picked the Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa which is reputable for their kids club, kids and family pools, the 1.1m loop pool access rooms, fine amenities, satisfying service and good food. And of course, with kids who love swimming, we book the pool access rooms at ground floor and picked the breakfast and spa package (includes breakfasts and daily 60 mins spa for each adults) ! 


Here’s what to do when you’re in any of the seaside resorts in HH. 

1. Most of it has beach access, which means there’s horse riding, sunbathing area, food stalls, kitesurfing classes and even seaside massage services. All of these are to be paid accordingly, often at different prices and definitely pricey because it’s for tourist ! But there are reasonable ones, just spend some time googling it or walk around and begin the bargaining. 


2. Most of it has kids club and adults classes like yoga, thai boxing, fitness thing and cooking classes. Remember to get the timetable for all scheduled classes so you won’t miss out the fun and interested ones. Most of them are free of charge unless kids workshops for shoes/ pillows kind of thing; or if you want a 1-on-1 thai boxing class with the instructor. 


3. Different swimming pools for different people. In Marriot, they have different pools for Kids, teenage, family and adults! The floating boards, pool hoops are available to all, and you’re allowed to bring your own giant floating animals with free electric pump next to the pool for anyone to pump it without a fuss. However, try not getting these “toys” to adult pool, there are adults probably prefer to just swim and not just soaking in pool for fun time.


4. Don’t underestimate the hotel’s restaurant and cafes. They often surprises you with variety of food choice, and check the special cuisines for different nights. And let’s not forget the happy hour for adults to order some cocktails with chips while kids are hanging out at kids club 😌


5. The spa and massage treatments are often reasonable ! You don’t really have to tip the masseurs unless it’s beyond expectations; They uses good products, offer refreshments before and after treatments.


Overall our experience there are amazing ! Good food, relaxing atmosphere, fun time with the family 😊 Of course in Hua Hin there are much more than just seaside resorts ; but we decided to save them for our next trip! 


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