There are a number of Hua Hin luxury hotels and its surrounding areas. In Hua Hin itself, there is the Hilton Hua Hin, Hua Hin Marriott and many other first-class accommodations. The 5km-long Hua Hin beach is scenic, while the area offers some great activities, such as golf, caves, waterfalls and such.

Kui Buri

Located just south of Hua Hin, Kui Buri mostly features small, rural fishing villages. While there are a few luxury hotels here, such as the X2 Resort Kui Buri Hua Hin, other new resorts are beginning to take place, thanks to its beautifully tranquil setting. The place is set in a tucked-away terrain, with an array of outdoor activities to boot, for example scuba diving, swimming, mountain biking and golfing.

Pran Buri

Offering a quiet setting of the breezy seaside and boutique hotels, Pran Buri is just 30km south of Hua Hin. There are numerous stylish hotels, the majority of which are found on the beachfront, take for example the Six Senses Hideaway & Evason Hua Hin, Villa Maroc Resort, and more. There are a plethora of impressive tourist spots and activities here, for example the Pranburi Forest Park with its mangrove nature trails, the white sand beach, kayaking and others.

Cha-Am

Located north of Hua Hin is Cha-am, another very popular tourist destination. Just like Hua Hin, Cha-am stretches to a long stretch of white sandy beach, Thailand’s longest one. The area has some wonderful attractions nearby, such as the Mrigadayavan Royal Palace, Huai Sai Wildlife Breeding Centre, and Puek-Tian resort city with its statues in the sea. There are a number of premier hotels here, such as the Alila Cha Am, Springfield at Sea Resort & Spa and more.

Surrounding Areas

Bangsaphan offers some fine hotels amongst the untouched, scenic landscape of secluded beaches, coral reefs and lush greenery.

Khao Takiab, also known as Chopstick Mount, has a number of upscale hotels, boasting a rugged coastline, where a huge golden Buddha statue looks out to the sea.

Petchabury consists of mountains, rivers and dense jungles, as well as magnificent Buddhist monasteries. There are some unique, quiet accommodations here.

If you are looking for a city holiday, places like Bangkok and Surat Thani are magnificent. Bangkok is especially known for its very lively city life, especially at night – with some naughty acts, bustling clubs and bars. Surat Thani is a little more different: while being a commercial hub, it is surrounded by beautiful scenery and sights.

Being the capital city of Thailand, there are many Thailand luxury hotels here like the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, The Sukhothai Bangkok and many more. Some of the city’s most upscale hotels are located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Bangkok is also a great place for looking for great shopping areas. Here, you can find things from well known branded items, to precious, unique antiques.

For a city-seaside holiday, there are places like Pattaya, Hua Hin and Cha-Am. Pattaya is a coastal city and has some grand luxury hotels here like the Pattaya Marriott, the Hilton and many more. Other than having a vibrant nightlife, great food, shopping and sightseeing, Pattaya has some magnificent beaches and recreational activities available. Hua Hin and Cha-Am are just a short distance away from Bangkok, and also have some great hotels. You can go shopping, visit historical sites or relax at the seaside.

Places popular mainly for their breathtaking scenery and stunning seaside include Phuket, Krabi, Koh Chang island, and Koh Samui island. While these places boast their beautiful sceneries and attractions, all of them are equipped with a happening night life, recreational activities and shopping. These areas would be great, if you are looking for a relaxing, luxurious holiday by the seaside. Koh Chang island has some magnificent temples and sights; while Krabi is known for its beautiful [limestone caves, waterfalls][waterfalls, limestone caves] and exotic wildlife.

For travelers looking for a more cultural feel, but near a city, there is Chiang Mai. This area is famous for its spectacular mountains and hills. But other than its very beautiful natural scenery, Chiang Mai is great for shopping for handicrafts and such, as well as its vibrant nightlife.