Hua Hin info :: Located 150 miles from Bangkok, Hua Hin's magnificent beach runs south from a rocky headland, which separates it from a tiny fishing port. It curves gently for about two miles to its southern point where Buddhist temples cling to the cliffs. Beyond lies another beach Hat Khao Tao, pine-fringed and more secluded.

The beaches of Hua Hin first came to the country's attention in 1926, when King Rama VI's royal architect constructed Phra Ratchawong Klai Kangwon, a seafront summer palace of golden teak just north of what was then a small fishing village. Once endorsed by the royal family, Hua Hin has remained a traditional favorite among Thais. The palace is still used by the royal family from time to time.

The Chomsin Hua Hin Hotel is the new modern hotel which decorated in Vango style.

The hotel is situeted on Chomsin Road, the old historical road in center of Hua Hin.