Welcome to 华欣

It is exactly here that in the early twentieth century the royal family built its summer palace, with it forging the reputation of Hua Hin. Still today, the waterfront has retained its princely elegance, displaying a rich architecture made up of enchanting Thai residences and villas.

The best way to discover the coast is to rent a bike and head off to explore the splendid surrounding countryside, with the turquoise lagoon as its backdrop, harmoniously blending with the lush contours of the coast.

The town and its region have so much to tell you about Thailand ... Especially given that the exciting metropolis of Bangkok is, all in all, just two hours away, positioning Hua Hin is a gateway to the whole country. But the city is much more than just a Thai stopover. Wat Huay Mongkol is the most astonishing proof of this with its gigantic statue, standing 12 meters high, of the Buddhist monk Luang Pu Thuat. This is Thai immoderation at its best and, at night, when it's illuminated, it provides a dreamlike spectacle. The Black Mountains water park, located just outside the town, will confirm this exuberant side, with hair-raising attractions for young and old alike.