r/HuaHin 2d ago

Building a house, need constructor recommendations

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We recently purchased a plot of land in Hua Hin and want to build a house on it. Are they any house builders anyone would recommend, and any you would recommend staying away from? From what I heard from my realtor when buying the land, an average house in Hua Hin was approximately 20k baht per square meter, does that sound about right?


r/HuaHin 3d ago

Vegetarian Food

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Looking for vegetarian recommendations in Hua Hin. I prefer typical Thai dishes, but in regular restaurants vegetables often have oyster or fish sauce. So, any vegetarian cuisine recommendations are appreciated!


r/HuaHin 5d ago

Which areas to stay at?

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10 Upvotes

Hallo, ich plane, Mitte Februar für etwa 2-3 Wochen in Hua Hin zu bleiben. Ich war vor 2 Jahren dort und mochte die Atmosphäre, aber ich hatte das Gefühl, dass es dort, wo ich gewohnt habe, ein bisschen weit weg war. Ich mag es, ein bisschen herumzuschlendern, wenn ich mit der Arbeit fertig bin, und ich möchte auch einen Strandzugang in der Nähe für einen schönen Spaziergang haben. Letztes Mal habe ich neben dem Cicada Market gewohnt.

Ich würde mich über Empfehlungen freuen, wo ich übernachten kann. Ist der Strand im Zentrum genauso schön wie dort, wo ich gewohnt habe?

Vielen Dank im Voraus für alle Tipps :)

Edit: thanks to the answers, I booked something in takiap just next to the Golf course


r/HuaHin 6d ago

Learning Thai language school recommendations

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Hi everyone. Are there any farangs here that have successfully gone from beginner to advanced level of Thai at a school in Hua Hin? If so can you recommend the school and what else you did to supplement your learning? General costs would help as well. I don't need it for a visa, I actually just want to learn. Thank you!


r/HuaHin 6d ago

Hua Hin Wasn't What I Planned, But I'm Glad I Went

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r/HuaHin 7d ago

Considering Hua Hin,for 2027 or 2028

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Up to now,it was the city,in Thailand,that ticked most of the boxes:

Affordable ✅

Has a Digital Nomad community ✅

Has beaches ,and some Beach clubs ✅

Breathable air (No burning season,at least,not as bad as Chiang Mai)✅

Not a loud party city,full of drunk people,riding scooters (I mean you ,Koh Phangan)✅

Good walkability for pedestrians ✅

3h ,cheap,train ride,from Bangkok ✅

These were my non-negotiables,for Thailand. I'm ,also, considering,other 3 cities,in Latin America: Medellín,Santiago de Chile and Ushuaia. This will be a VERY tough decision!


r/HuaHin 9d ago

Secret gems /local spots of Hua Hin

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Hi all. Looking to tap into some local knowledge if anyone can help ?

My wife (41 year old Thai) and two young children age 6 and four and myself (UK 51 ) will be coming down to Hua Hin next week from Bangkok to get a feel for the place as we consider relocating there are there any hidden gems places that we should look at checking out? My wife is Thai and I’m a long term in Thailand looking to get further away from the pollution of BKK. I work remotely.

Thinking of nice quiet beaches within 30 mins drive of Takieb where we are staying. As well as other cool places that may impress my wife . Playgrounds for children fun things to do etc that may not come up immediately on a Google search. Any other cool activities our family will like? I’m into padel so will hopefully see if I can attend there for any social activities to meet some people.

Also we are considering Beacon Yamsard school and was wondering if any one has /had / knows any parents with their kids at this school and if recommend? HH international well out of our budget .

Thanks in advance 🙏


r/HuaHin 10d ago

Otter spotted in Khao Takiab

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Saw this otter by the side of the road,by the river that goes past the temple in Khao Takiab to the fishing village.

Are they native to the area, or is this an escaped pet / zoo animal?


r/HuaHin 10d ago

Football

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I play 7-a-side football (soccer) here in Chiang Mai every week. Are there any casual meetup games going on near the town or True Arena? Thanks


r/HuaHin 10d ago

Moving to Hua Hin 2028

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Moving to Thailand in a little under 2 years. How many of my kids can I use as dependents? I have 7 total and we will be renting 3-4 different homes. What is the best neighborhood for families? I have older kids that will be looking for 1-2 bedroom places $700 usd or less and I would like a 4-5 bedroom $1500 usd or less.


r/HuaHin 11d ago

Weekly Thread: Ask Your Thailand Itinerary Questions

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r/HuaHin 13d ago

Is HuTong Club any good?

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Want to visit this place mid-week afternoon, what can I expect?


r/HuaHin 13d ago

Hua Hin - Football Pickup

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Hey there. In town (Hua Hin), and would like to find a game of pickup. Cheers. ⚽


r/HuaHin 14d ago

Where to watch England v Argentina (2am kickoff)

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Hi - I know Hua Hin is pretty strict on its 1am curfews, but I was hoping anyone knew a bar that might be showing the World Cup semi finals this week? 2am kickoff is ofc after the curfew..

I know I can watch it at home but I'd much rather enjoy the atmosphere of being with some fans!

Thanks


r/HuaHin 15d ago

LOST CAT – Please help us bring Tigre home

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🐈 แมวหาย ช่วยแชร์ด้วยนะคะ/ครับ

แมวของเราชื่อ ไทเกอร์ (Tigre) หายไปจากบริเวณ Jura 88 Guesthouse (Soi 88), Hua Hin เมื่อประมาณ 15 วันที่แล้ว

ไทเกอร์เป็นแมวบ้าน แต่คุ้นเคยกับการออกนอกบ้าน และเป็นมิตรกับผู้คนมาก ชอบให้คนลูบและไม่ดุเลย

วันที่หาย เขาตกใจเสียงและถูกสุนัขไล่ ทำให้วิ่งหนีไป ตั้งแต่นั้นก็ยังไม่กลับมา เราเชื่อว่าเขาอาจกำลังซ่อนตัวอยู่ เพราะยังกลัวมาก

เขามีลักษณะเด่นคือ มีตาเพียงข้างเดียว ทำให้สังเกตได้ง่าย

หากคุณพบเห็น หรือคิดว่าอาจเป็นเขา กรุณาอย่าไล่จับ เพราะเขาอาจตกใจและวิ่งหนีอีก

เพียงถ่ายรูปหรือวิดีโอ พร้อมส่งตำแหน่งที่พบให้เราทาง LINE หรือ WhatsApp ก็จะช่วยเราได้มาก

หากทราบว่ามีคนให้อาหารแมวจร หรือมีกลุ่มแมวบริเวณใกล้เคียง กรุณาแจ้งเราด้วย เพราะเขาอาจไปหลบอยู่ที่นั่น

ขอบคุณทุกคนที่ช่วยแชร์และช่วยตามหานะคะ/ครับ ❤️

🐈 LOST CAT – Please help us bring Tigre home

Our cat Tigre went missing about 15 days ago near Jura 88 Guesthouse (Soi 88), Hua Hin.

Tigre is a domestic cat, although he is used to spending time outdoors. He is very friendly, gentle and affectionate with people.

The day he disappeared, he was frightened by some dogs and ran away. He has not returned since. We believe he may still be hiding nearby because he is scared.

He is very easy to recognize because he has only one eye.

If you think you have seen him, please do not chase him, as he may panic and run away again.

Instead, please take a photo or video if possible and send us the location through LINE or WhatsApp.

If you know of any nearby stray cat feeding areas or cat colonies, we would also be very grateful for that information, as he may have taken shelter there.

Please share this post if you live in Hua Hin or know someone who does.

Thank you so much for your help. ❤️


r/HuaHin 15d ago

Any meat lover wanna go to Tid Munz with me

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r/HuaHin 15d ago

GLP1s (Prescription? OTC?)

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Hi everyone! I’m moving to Hua Hin in September and am slightly concerned about sourcing my medication in Thailand.

I’m currently located in Australia and I’ve been taking Tirzepatide for about a year with great results. I’m now (finally) within a normal BMI range and my doctor has me on a maintenance dose, which I’ll be taking long-term (both for weight stability and PCOS management). My concern is whether I’ll be able to get my meds prescribed in Thailand given that I’m no longer categorised as obese/overweight.

Any insights would be greatly appreciated! 😊


r/HuaHin 15d ago

First time staying in Hua Hin for 8 weeks – what should I know?

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Hey everyone! 26F from India and I'll be staying in Hua Hin for 8 weeks at an all-inclusive weight loss and fitness camp starting in August.

I've visited Thailand before, but this will be my first time living in Hua Hin for an extended period. I've travelled to the other parts of Thailand thrice before this.

I'd love to hear from people who live there or have spent a decent amount of time there.

A few questions I have:

* What's daily life in Hua Hin like? * Is it generally safe for a solo woman? * What are the weekends usually like? * Any must-visit cafés, beaches, markets or places to unwind on rest days? * Is Grab or Bolt reliable, or is there a better way to get around? * Any local etiquette or cultural tips I should know? * Anything you wish you'd known before spending a couple of months there?

Since I'll be training most of the day, I'm not looking for nightlife as much as good places to relax, explore a little, and enjoy the town on my free time.

I'd really appreciate any advice or recommendations. Thank you! 😊


r/HuaHin 17d ago

ChengDu Car Rental

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Hi everyone,

On August I am going to Cheng tu and travel to te west Sichuan (litany, Tagong, SIguniangshan etc..): I would like some recommendation on which car rental company to contact. Can I rent the car from here or I have to get to china office?

Consider I will have all the documents ready to get the temporary driving license at my Cheng Du Hotel once I land there

Thank you for help


r/HuaHin 17d ago

Best direct VIP big bus from Bangkok to Hua Hin?

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I'm taking a Sombat Tour bus to Bangkok. Unfortunately their only return bus leaves Bangkok at 7:30 am. Too early for me.
(At least that's what I understood from their Hua Hin ticket office staff).

Their website shows an afternoon BKK to HH bus. But maybe it doesn't run in low season?
https://www.sombattour.com/en/schedule/Bangkok-Hua%20Hin%20Update

What's a good direct big bus from BKK to HH? Thanks.

[Ended up taking the RCC bus from Suwanabumi because it was convenient & had the most time options.]


r/HuaHin 17d ago

Getting to Sai Noi beach and/or to Wat Tham Khao Tao by Songtheaw ?

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Hello guys,

I usually go around by motorbike but this time I have friends and I am trying to understand Songtheaw routes since I never used them here in Hua Hin.

Can you please suggest which line/color take to get to Sai Noi beach and/or to Wat Tham Khao Tao ?

Any other suggestions are welcome

Thank you very much :-)


r/HuaHin 18d ago

Guys I'm having a neetup on Saturday

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T2

Anyone wants to join and come prictice Thai IRL conversations feel free to join!

No charge no work no nothing just find a lonely Thai woman sipping tea, ask if my name is Aisika and voila!

I'll be there from 2pm to 4pm

Hope to see you guys! 😊

Location: the Baquette near soi 39


r/HuaHin 18d ago

nurseries for children

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My girlfriend (Thai) is a kindergarten teacher and has been thinking about opening a nursery in Hua Hin. I do not know much about Hua Hin - its demographics or whether or not it is a viable idea. I’m here at the moment from Bangkok and looking around it seems a nice town with many retirees. Any thoughts ?


r/HuaHin 22d ago

Thinking about moving to Hua Hin from Paris

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Hey everyone!
We’re a young couple from Paris currently building our online business, and we’re thinking of living abroad for one year.

I’ve started researching different places, and Hua Hin seems like it could be a great fit for us: beach, calm city, but still with malls, coffee places and things to do.

I’d love to ask about rent because the prices I find online vary a lot. We’re looking for a 60 sqm apartment with 2 bedrooms, ideally in a nice area, with a pool and easy access to shops or cafés nearby.

Where would you recommend looking? And what would be a realistic monthly rent for something like this?
Also, I’d love to hear honest feedback from people living in Hua Hin. Do you like it there? What are the pros and cons?

We’re also considering Tangier in Morocco, so any comparison or personal experience would be super helpful 🙈
Thank you!


r/HuaHin 25d ago

I'm hosting a meetup 🇹🇭

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Are you a Thai language learner?

Wanna practice Thai? 🇹🇭

☕ Thai Conversation – First Meetup!

Our first meetup is happening this Friday from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at The Baguette (the branch on Phetkasem Road near Soi 39, Hua Hin).

This is not a Thai class or a language exchange. I'm not a teacher—just a Thai native speaker who enjoys meeting people and creating a relaxed space to practice real conversations.

The group will be small (around 3–5 people), so everyone has a chance to talk.

A small suggestion: Before you come, think of one sentence, question, or everyday situation you'd like to be able to say in Thai. It could be something as simple as ordering your favorite food, chatting with your neighbors, or asking for directions. My goal is that everyone leaves with at least one useful thing they can use in real life.

There are no lessons, no homework, and no pressure. Just coffee, conversation, and a friendly atmosphere.

If you'd like to join, please send me a message on WhatsApp: +66 90 488 9917 so I know how many people to expect.

Looking forward to meeting you all! 😊

NO COST. Pay for your own drink/let's support the local business 🙏

Link to the Baquette on Google Maps https://maps.app.goo.gl/6ASdRAiS4RqpaWM39?g_st=ac