"Pros: It's at the far end of the beach, a cul de sac with densely built houses/shacks on one side, a parking place on the other. On the beach you find 2 or 3 restaurants, one run by the guesthouse. There may be another one but it wasn't open during my stay. A little bit back on the road there's a small shop with a restaurant attached. I liked the restaurant with the intriguing name "G-mail". Decent food and good shakes. Theoretically a perfect spot to spend some days. Hélas, I spent 2 nights before I moved to the center of Hua Hin. For several reasons. When I arrived by Grab it took me some time to find the entrance. There's a sign on the road pointing to the right. And then.. well, it must be me but it would have helped to have a clearer sign with the hotel name at the actual entrance. After some back and forth with the friendly neighbour sitting in her courtyard I gathered that the building opposite would be the place. There are tinted windows so I opened one of the sliding doors, and hollered, "Anybody there?". A young friendly Russian guy walked out, mentioned my name and checked me in. A rather straightforward process. He also helped answering some of my questions to get the lay of the land. The room itself is basic. There is a well sized bed. Some thin blankets (if you can call them that) and a towel were lying on top. In the corner is a mini-dressing table with a small stool. And a normal chair. The dressing table is hardly usable. The small stool and the normal chair can be pulled together in order to put your backpack. There is no wardrobe, just some hooks on the wall next to the tv. All in all not much. Adding a wardrobe or at least someplace to hang clothes would be useful. The mini-dressing table could be replaced with a luggage rack, if even a foldable one. I asked the lady in charge for an extra chair and she helped me get one from the attic. The chair was very dusty so I gave it a thorough shower. Cons: The bathroom has nice tiles (see photo) but is small. Taking a shower (no hot water) results in a complete wet floor. It dries fast most of the time. There's hardly any space between the buildings nextdoor which means the light is scarce and the view is a wall. Walking up/down the stairs (in case your room is upstairs) you have to pay attention or you hit your head hard. Downstairs you can find a communal kitchen. I didn't use it. The sea was green when I arrived. Not very inviting. And then, no fault of the hotel of course, the rain started pouring. For 2 nights/mornings. The upside was that the sea was refreshed, the downside that I really wanted to leave. A combination of the dreariness, the weather, the room etc. I had read in the reviews that one of the guests happily shared that they got a welcome coconut. I jokingly mentioned this to the Russian staff member if that was still something being offered. The answer was, sometimes Yes, sometimes No." ~Gemme