Ayrest Hotel Hua Hin: A Review While Ayrest Hotel Hua Hin may not be directly on the beach, it has the potential to win you over.

Greetings, today I'm reviewing a hotel I stayed at during my trip to Hua Hin. I found it to be exceptional and felt compelled to share my experience.

The hotel is located on the main road, in Hua Hin Soi 10. If you are coming from Bangkok, make a U-turn before the soi and then turn into Soi 10. The hotel is not far from tourist attractions. It is suitable for both those with and without a car, as the hotel provides a shuttle service to various important places. The shuttle departs every hour.

You can inquire about the waiting time directly from the front desk. The staff here are very friendly and always have a smile on their face. They are so attentive that they will even smile at you if they catch you in their peripheral vision.

Excellent service, the staff here is amazing. Next, let's take a look at the rooms.

If you are driving, you can park under the building. No need to park in the sun, your car's color will not fade. Walk to the front, it is shady from the entrance. Check in, the staff is very friendly and smiling. Someone will walk you to your room and help you carry your luggage. Very good, excellent service.

For those who are waiting to check in and haven't received their room yet, or are waiting for a car to take them into the city, the hotel also has a seating area where you can wait. It may not be an air-conditioned lobby, but it's not too hot for the seating area here.

The rooms here are simple yet luxurious, with a focus on cleanliness and comfort. The large windows offer stunning views of the pool.

The room's window has white curtains that slightly block the sunlight. There is a seating area by the window for those who prefer to relax indoors while enjoying the view. For those who prefer the outdoors, there are wooden chairs outside where you can sip your morning coffee while admiring the trees and the pool. Even though the room is not directly by the sea, the view is still relaxing.

However, it is only suitable for sitting in the morning or early afternoon, as in the afternoon it becomes too hot and you will melt into the ground due to the Thai weather. 555

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The view from the balcony is breathtaking, with lush greenery surrounding the pool. The pool's design is perfect for both relaxation and swimming. This is the ideal location for a leisurely vacation, where you can unwind and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere. The photos have left me longing for another visit. It's worth noting that I stayed in a standard Deluxe Pool View room (Room Only).

The room comes equipped with two complimentary bottles of water, a refrigerator for storing drinks and snacks, and a sliding wardrobe that connects to a storage area near the entrance. Bathrobes are provided for guests to wear when swimming, and slippers are conveniently placed outside the room. The bathroom is exceptionally clean and beautifully decorated.

The bathroom is clearly divided into dry and wet zones, and all necessary shower equipment is provided, except for a toothbrush. The shower has both hot and cold water, and there is a large showerhead mounted on the ceiling (not pictured). There are two shower options to choose from. However, one drawback is that there is no curtain to separate the wet and dry zones. As a result, the water from the shower tends to spread quite a bit into the dry area. Perhaps I showered too forcefully, but a curtain would prevent the floor from getting wet when getting dressed. It's a minor inconvenience, though, and I can forgive it.

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Moving on to the swimming pool, the aerial view reveals a U-shaped pool. For those who have purchased a room with Jacuzzi Pool Access, there will be a private Jacuzzi on the balcony, which is adjacent to the pool. Guests can change their clothes, wash themselves, and jump straight into the water.

The center of the pool, adjacent to the lobby (Thai-style roof on the left), features a spa fountain. Relaxation and hydrotherapy are available at this location.

For those who feel that my skin is too white and want to add a darker tone to their skin color, you are welcome to the sunbathing bed in the middle of the swimming pool. Guaranteed by the Thai sun, the temperature is definitely not lower than 38 degrees Celsius. You just need to lie down for 5 minutes, and your skin will be tanned, sun-tanned, for sure.

For those with small children, there is a children's pool available for your little ones to play in if you don't want them to use the main pool. Parents who don't want to swim can relax on sun loungers while their children have fun. While the children are having a blast, the parents can enjoy some sunbathing.

Guests who wish to swim can request towels from the lobby. Please do not bring towels from your room. Used towels can be placed in the designated bin behind the sun loungers. While belongings and cover-ups can be placed on the sun loungers, it is recommended to leave them in your room for security reasons, as you will need to walk to another area to access the water. For your safety, it is advisable to bring only your room access card.

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"An army marches on its stomach," a crucial phrase for travelers. After all, how can we explore with empty stomachs?

As we were only staying at the hotel and had not included breakfast in our booking, we decided to check out the local restaurants after breakfast was served, which was around 11 am.

The breakfast area is located behind the children's pool, accessible directly from the lobby. The ambiance is pleasant and offers ample shade.

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The food was delicious, especially the fresh sea bass and the flavorful tom yum soup, which wasn't overly spicy. The stir-fried vegetables were also good. The prices were reasonable, although slightly higher than expected. The sea bass with fish sauce was 400 baht, the broccoli stir-fried with shrimp was 180 baht, and the tom yum soup with shrimp was 160 baht. These prices were normal. However, the bottled water at 40 baht and the plain rice at 30 baht per plate were a bit expensive.

While the prices are average, the freshness and taste of the food are excellent. Conveniently located within the hotel, it's a great option for a quick and satisfying meal.

That concludes our hotel review for today. Thank you for following along. Next time we travel, we will bring you another review to help you make informed decisions.