A short question to people who live in Hua Hin

[jednakropka]

Hello Everyone,

I would be really grateful for your opinion.

I would like to come to Hua Hin at the end of November,

If I am not able to come in November will I have a hard time finding rental accommodation at the end of first week of January?

I am not sure how high season looks like in Hua Hin.

I will be looking for a simple, reasonable size room, preferably with a balcony within walking distance (15-20min) to the center.

My budget is about 8K baht/month.

If anyone here knows about hotels which offer monthly rentals it would be nice if you could share it. I found some hotels on this site but always something was not right..

Also, I have read (not sure if it`s true) that most foreigners who live there are people about 60 years old or more. Is it right?

[ejpool44]

Look at Airbnb, you should find something, unless you want to stay for years?

[jednakropka]

Look at Airbnb, you should find something, unless you want to stay for years?

Everything is very expensive there

[pcliff069]

Try Sportsvilla

[jednakropka]

Try Sportsvilla

I checked that already. There is a problem with availability.

Anyway thank you.

[monk213]

You may want to look at places around so 88 BonGai

[UKJASE]

The Terminal soi 88 looks nice, and my mates like it there

[NCC1701A]

yes most of the Farangs, maybe about 85%, in Hua Hin are 60 plus years old. And many tourists and "snowbirds" are in the same age group.

The other demographic is young families and married and young couples.

I have seen rooms for rent in your price range above bars on soi 102, (not walking distance)

and around soi 56 just north of binabaht bar area.

yes The Terminal on soi 88 is good. not sure of rates there.