HUA HIN

[amazingone]

Having lunch now at inu cafe. Playing with the shiba inu here. There is 16 inu here.

Wow where is it? Don't know Pattaya got such cafe or not~

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[convictionn]

Nice

Shiba inu = dog breed.

It's a shiba inu cafe where the dog shiba can roam around and play with them.

 

[turtlezhu]

Wow where is it? Don't know Pattaya got such cafe or not~

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Pattaya not sure. But bkk got husky cafe.

 

[turtlezhu]

As i was walking around after the inu cafe there is a cat cafe near by. Just check into hotel cae villa not bad quite nice service is good too.

 

[convictionn]

SG should have this kinda cafe, I went to House of Paws in Bangkok, kinda nice. Tried going to True Love @ Neverland but those furry creatures were going in in 5 min. NB waste my 1 hour getting there.

 

[turtlezhu]

SG should have this kinda cafe, I went to House of Paws in Bangkok, kinda nice. Tried going to True Love @ Neverland but those furry creatures were going in in 5 min. NB waste my 1 hour getting there.

Lol i did the cat cafe in bkk too. True love have not been there. I wanna try the animal cafe in bkk

 

[convictionn]

Lol i did the cat cafe in bkk too. True love have not been there. I wanna try the animal cafe in bkk

What animals do they have?

 

[turtlezhu]

What animals do they have?

I remember got owl or something like that.

 

[amazingone]

Pattaya not sure. But bkk got husky cafe.

Wah will try to find at BKK when I'm there ~

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[turtlezhu]

Wah will try to find at BKK when I'm there ~

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True love cafe quite far depending on where you stay.

 

[amazingone]

True love cafe quite far depending on where you stay.

I will be staying at the Pratunam area most likely

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[turtlezhu]

I will be staying at the Pratunam area most likely

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Least would be a good 30mins by cab maybe longer depends on the traffic.

 

[turtlezhu]

Just had some bean dessert not bad.

 

[turtlezhu]

Now just check out of cae villa waiting for my transport to so sofitel.

Places you can skip - the venezia and seenspace hua hin. But if you wanna chill by the beach and have a drink then seenspace is ok

 

[redstorm]

Trip To Hua Hin Ruined by Bomb Blasts

My first trip to Hua Hin was ruined by the bomb blasts there. That morning, before I departed for Hua Hin via Bkk, my friend alerted me via whatsapp to reports of the bomb blast there the night before. I was worried about it especially my wife who was very fearful when I told about it. Nevertheless, we pressed on hoping that it wasn't very serious and security would be be tight and on our part, we would take extra precaution.

It was a Friday and the Queen's birthday. I was told Hua Hin was supposed to be very busy because of the long weekend ,but people stayed away because of the blast. When we reached Hua Hin around evening, the whole place was like a ghost town. Hardly, a soul in sight. When checking into our hotel, we met a few couples checking out in a hurry. An European couple we met told us that a suspect was caught and he revealed that a few more bombs were planted around the town. That evening, we were very worried and scared when he walked out to look for a place for meal. It was no easy task as almost very F&B outlet we went was closed. As we walked, we were also very fearful and had to scan every flower pots, scrubs and trees ahead to look for any sign of hidden bombs. That night, we decided to beat a hasty retreat the next day by booking online a hotel in BKK. The next morning, we scooped off to BKK. I heard it took Hua Hin a few days before everything slowly returned to normalcy. If you ask to me if I would go back to Hua Hin again, I am not sure. My first trip there certainly didn't help. Will have to wait and see.

 

[turtlezhu]

My first trip to Hua Hin was ruined by the bomb blasts there. That morning, before I departed for Hua Hin via Bkk, my friend alerted me via whatsapp to reports of the bomb blast there the night before. I was worried about it especially my wife who was very fearful when I told about it. Nevertheless, we pressed on hoping that it wasn't very serious and security would be be tight and on our part, we would take extra precaution.

It was a Friday and the Queen's birthday. I was told Hua Hin was supposed to be very busy because of the long weekend ,but people stayed away because of the blast. When we reached Hua Hin around evening, the whole place was like a ghost town. Hardly, a soul in sight. When checking into our hotel, we met a few couples checking out in a hurry. An European couple we met told us that a suspect was caught and he revealed that a few more bombs were planted around the town. That evening, we were very worried and scared when he walked out to look for a place for meal. It was no easy task as almost very F&B outlet we went was closed. As we walked, we were also very fearful and had to scan every flower pots, scrubs and trees ahead to look for any sign of hidden bombs. That night, we decided to beat a hasty retreat the next day by booking online a hotel in BKK. The next morning, we scooped off to BKK. I heard it took Hua Hin a few days before everything slowly returned to normalcy. If you ask to me if I would go back to Hua Hin again, I am not sure. My first trip there certainly didn't help. Will have to wait and see.

Personally i would say you worried to much. Maybe because personally during riot and bomb blast etc in bkk i still roam around and maybe because i believe that there is 24hrs a day and bkk or hua hin is so big if really getting hurt im the bomb then it's fated.

I see a few ang mor here enjoying the pool and on the deck bed enjoying the breeze.

 

[ApeTruelove]

My first trip to Hua Hin was ruined by the bomb blasts there. That morning, before I departed for Hua Hin via Bkk, my friend alerted me via whatsapp to reports of the bomb blast there the night before. I was worried about it especially my wife who was very fearful when I told about it. Nevertheless, we pressed on hoping that it wasn't very serious and security would be be tight and on our part, we would take extra precaution.

It was a Friday and the Queen's birthday. I was told Hua Hin was supposed to be very busy because of the long weekend ,but people stayed away because of the blast. When we reached Hua Hin around evening, the whole place was like a ghost town. Hardly, a soul in sight. When checking into our hotel, we met a few couples checking out in a hurry. An European couple we met told us that a suspect was caught and he revealed that a few more bombs were planted around the town. That evening, we were very worried and scared when he walked out to look for a place for meal. It was no easy task as almost very F&B outlet we went was closed. As we walked, we were also very fearful and had to scan every flower pots, scrubs and trees ahead to look for any sign of hidden bombs. That night, we decided to beat a hasty retreat the next day by booking online a hotel in BKK. The next morning, we scooped off to BKK. I heard it took Hua Hin a few days before everything slowly returned to normalcy. If you ask to me if I would go back to Hua Hin again, I am not sure. My first trip there certainly didn't help. Will have to wait and see.

I know how u feel Actually because I came on Sat. if u stayed one more day, everything back to normal already just that the security very tight. Army police all around the tourist place

 

[goh6570]

TS, I understand how you feel. It is normal to feel fearful when there is a blast.. Worry is inevitable. Better safe than sorry. Indeed it is unfortunate trip for you and wife

Well, you may want to consider visit again in near future if you like the place. In fact its not safe everywhere at all. I had been to Huahin before and well, I prob wont be going back again, as there are other places to visit in thailand.

My first trip to Hua Hin was ruined by the bomb blasts there. That morning, before I departed for Hua Hin via Bkk, my friend alerted me via whatsapp to reports of the bomb blast there the night before. I was worried about it especially my wife who was very fearful when I told about it. Nevertheless, we pressed on hoping that it wasn't very serious and security would be be tight and on our part, we would take extra precaution.

It was a Friday and the Queen's birthday. I was told Hua Hin was supposed to be very busy because of the long weekend ,but people stayed away because of the blast. When we reached Hua Hin around evening, the whole place was like a ghost town. Hardly, a soul in sight. When checking into our hotel, we met a few couples checking out in a hurry. An European couple we met told us that a suspect was caught and he revealed that a few more bombs were planted around the town. That evening, we were very worried and scared when he walked out to look for a place for meal. It was no easy task as almost very F&B outlet we went was closed. As we walked, we were also very fearful and had to scan every flower pots, scrubs and trees ahead to look for any sign of hidden bombs. That night, we decided to beat a hasty retreat the next day by booking online a hotel in BKK. The next morning, we scooped off to BKK. I heard it took Hua Hin a few days before everything slowly returned to normalcy. If you ask to me if I would go back to Hua Hin again, I am not sure. My first trip there certainly didn't help. Will have to wait and see.

 

[turtlezhu]

Oh leaving hua hin in less them an hour. Enjoyed both my hotel. The shoot was tiring. Lazy to go bed wish could nua longer on bed. Now suddenly thinking of doing staycation in bkk this week.

 

[JAPDestiny]

Is it safe now to go hua hin? Will be in bkk fr 31Aug to 6 Sep. Thinking to go there on 1 to 3 sep. hotel recommendations ? Which area to avoid?
Nvr been there so pls advice a gd area where i can zoom in to look for hotel. Tore btw town area for convenience or beach front for relaxing. Any town area hotels that faces beach front?