Hua Hin - Baan Jearanai - Location

Hua Hin - Cha-Am, the old-time resorts

A beautiful investment by the sea…
Hua Hin has been a popular seaside resort since the 1920s and is home to the Thai Royal Family. Many of Thailand's rich and famous have bought property there and the resort is a preferred weekend getaway for many Bangkokians. Offering some of the best golfing and beaches in the whole of Thailand, Hua Hin proved to be a well kept secret from foreign tourists until very recently.

However, over the past few years, the city has grown rapidly from a small fishing town to a more sophisticated beach resort without losing much of its original charm. Extensive property development, modern shopping centers, multiple accommodations and facilities, improved infrastructure and education make it now a choice destination for foreign tourists and Thai nationals. With its wide choice of 4 and 5-star hotels, fine dining opportunities and entertainment, Hua Hin appeals to couples, families and those wishing to retire in Thailand.

The building tends to be compact and enables an easy access to all parts of the city, the beaches and the nearby hills. An international level of private healthcare is available within close proximity and costs represent a fraction of those “back home”.

Despite its growth and development, Hua Hin's beaches and surrounding areas remain largely unspoiled retaining the flavor of rural Thailand. Hua Hin appeals to those who seek a quiet yet charming ocean-front town ambiance.

Hua Hin is also a paradise for nature lovers with a number of National Parks within easy reach! For golf lovers, the local area offers no less than eight excellent courses, resulting in Hua Hin offering the highest density of golf courses in the whole of Thailand. Each course is unique, some have been designed by world champions such as Jack Nicklaus.


Golf has been popular in Thailand for a long time, for instance, Rama VII acknowledged his destitution in 1932 after a “coup d’Etat” while playing at the Royal Hua Hin Golf Course.

The royal city has an interesting past and many historical landmarks, which are an absolute architectural delight. These include the royal palaces, the beautifully restored train station and old-time resorts dating back to earlier times. Some are so picturesque they have been used for movie sets.

Distances

Bangkok	195 km
Samui	560 km
Phuket	660 km

By car: From Bangkok: 2 hours
By plane: From Bangkok to Hua Hin International Airport: 35 minutes
By train: From Bangkok to Hua Hin: An average of 3 hours