ibis Hua Hin♡

Another great hotel under Accor group

10.0

Love the hotel and staff here. Friendly as they accommodate my rented road bike. Ample parking space for my rented car though it is an open but secured car park

Photos are deceiving.

6.0

Would have been 25 years since I stayed in a room so outdated. Obviously they have not been renovated in the last 25 years. The pool is not heated and does not get any direct sunlight so the water is always cold. Had dinner at the hotel bar once, by the time I got it, it was cold. The daytime security guard will drive you nuts saluting and calling out to you until you respond to him. Each and every time you walk in and out. The staff are just magnificent, they will do anything to help you.

Average

6.0

So everything was ok the beds were comfy the room was clean but we called at 11pm and they said we had to buy an extra pillow…we have NEVER been in a hotel we’re u have to pay for 1 extra pillow the breakfast was average and we booked a connecting room and they said they couldn’t garrente we would get it when we booked 10 months before

Good Experience with friend

8.0

“Good hotel for a budget trip. The lady at reception was nice and gave us an early check-in. However, the AC in our room was a bit noisy. The beach is not too far — you can walk there.”

Guest review

10.0

Loved the hotel spotless rooms great guest service my only complaint is the complete lack of socket receptacles in the room for plug in of electrical appliances only 1 exists in entire room? Totally unsuitable for a variety of needs phone lap top charges etc

Old with a strang smell

2.0

The hotel is very dated and the rooms have a strange smell (possibly due to their policy of allowing pets in the room). The mattresses are very lumpy and very uncomfortable and I woke up with a sore back after a very bad night's sleep and I normally sleep without interuption. The pillows are thin and they only supply two, if you want more there is an extra charge (I have never heard of a hotel charge for supplying extra pillows in 30 years of visiting Thailand) The televsions are small and the reception poor so it looks like you are watching TV through a snow storm. They are also boxed in so you can't access the HDMI inputs meaning that you can't plug in a laptop or other device, if you want to watch Netflix or other streaming services rather than Thai TV. The component input is exposed but has anyone used a component input this century or have a device that can connect to component inputs nowadays? Car parking isn't on site and when the traffic is bad, it can take 10 minutes to get to (it is only a couple of minutes walk but obviously you have to get your car there in the first place)