Hua Hin

Hua Hin's legendary night market for seafood. The hoi tod (crispy mussel omelet) stalls and grilled squid vendors have been serving locals and visitors for decades.

Charming old wooden house restaurant on Naeb Kehardt Road serving refined Thai dishes. The massaman curry and pineapple fried rice are standouts.

Massive open-air seafood restaurant beloved by Thais for its fresh crab dishes and tom yum kung. Busy on weekends with Bangkok families making the pilgrimage.

An institution since 1955, this no-frills breakfast spot on Dechanuchit Road serves perfect pa tong ko (fried dough) with coffee and congee. A true local experience.

Elegant French-Thai bistro near the beach, run by a French chef and his Thai wife. Excellent wine list and fusion dishes like foie gras with tamarind glaze.

The grande dame of Hua Hin hotels, formerly the Railway Hotel built in 1923. Colonial elegance meets modern luxury right on the beach with impeccable service.

Modern beachfront resort with excellent pool, spa, and family-friendly facilities. Great value for its location and quality of rooms.

A colourful, quirky condo-hotel with waterpark-style pools popular with Thai families. Fun atmosphere and very affordable suites near Khao Takiab.

Stylish budget hotel in the town center with industrial-chic rooms, rooftop terrace, and walking distance to the night market and beach.