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The resort is very nice,clean and great for traveler. My Family and I love this place a lot. The rooms was excellence, the owner of the resort was very friendly and helpful. You will need to have your own transportation for this resort which was a little disadvantage but the owner helps us to get transportation to Hua Hin Town, I'm very satisfied with their service which make my trip to Hua Hin wonderful.

Healthful setting in the countryside makes this hotel the perfect place to "get away from it all". Although far from the city center, the staff are willing and helpful to bring you into town (Cha am - free of charge!) where you can party to your hearts content. And the Thai food at the restobar next door is not to be missed! All around a very peaceful time spent after a week-long trip of hustle and bustle in the neighborhoods in Bangkok, Cha am and Hua Hin.

Cha Am Villa Beach has many customers who keep returning year after year (especially Thais). It's a 4th generation family business. We have been impressed by the personal touch from the thoughtful helpful English speaking owners. The rooms are big enough, they are cleaned and maintained well and there is a relaxed happy atmosphere about the place. Staff rushing over to carry your bags is normal. One helpful staff member carried our two cases to the room without using the wheels! Cha Am Villas is good value for money. It does not attract the wealthy and it certainly doesn't attract the noisy Brits and Euros that some of us quieter folk try to avoid. I'm a Brit. We were here for 3 days and returned after a spell in Bangkok. It was good to get back to the tree lined pool. There's a European couple here at the moment who seem to spend most of each day lazing by the pool very happily. The position is excellent. Right outside are many street food stalls on wheels, many selling the local delicacy Squid. Barbecued to order. An excellent pizza restaurant is nearby. Breakfast is a very laid back affair. I wasn't keen the first time we visited but now I love the informality and Thai busyness. Very much recommended. But then I'm on a budget. There are posher hotels.

The Swiss Orchid is a privately managed little resort off the road in a local road that will first baffle you and question if you're in the right place. However, once you've arrived the estate is a lovely mix of garden, greens and open space. The owner is a fantastic host with an interesting background and lots of subjects for conversation. The bungalows are located at the end of the garden and provide spacious rooms with fridge and water boiler, well pressured hot water and air-conditioned bedrooms. We mainly booked the Swiss Orchid because we were out with our toddle to visit the Santorini Waterpark which is a stone throw away from the resort. Anyway we thoroughly enjoyed our stay at a very reasonable price and will come again!

You should have your own transport to stay here. You can't get to the beach as there is a long wall, and private land, blocking you. Public transport is patchy. Taxis wipe out any cost savings. This is a family run hotel. The family run the next door garden center and restaurant which is next to that. They work from dawn to dusk, so you will probably find them there when you turn up. The mainly Thai people who use the hotel are gone from the morning until the evening. They have their own transport. The girl who manages the hotel bent over backwards to help me. She wrote out instructions for taxi drivers to find my way back to the hotel. She told me about the area. I was thankful for her help. She stays in number 2 in the hotel in case you have a question. The hotel is new and very nicely built. The room was huge, with a comfortable bed and good linen. The internet was really fast. I ended up checking out early as I was relying on public transport and got stranded at one point. I didn't get a refund. So suggest you book one night to see if this hotel will work for you. If you rely on public transport I guess you will run into trouble.