Anantara Hua Hin Resort
Hua Hin
Set along a peaceful stretch of beachfront just north of Hua Hin, Anantara Hua Hin Resort feels more like a traditional Thai village than a typical hotel. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens, lotus lagoons and low-rise buildings, it’s designed to feel calm, spacious and slightly removed from the busier town centre — which is exactly why people love it.
The resort leans heavily into authentic Thai style, with wooden architecture, open-air walkways and plenty of greenery throughout. Rooms and suites are spread across the grounds, many with garden or lagoon views, and there are also upgraded options with private terraces or pool access if you want something a bit more premium.
Facilities are strong across the board. There are multiple pools, direct beach access, a well-regarded spa, fitness centre and several restaurants ranging from Thai cuisine to seafood and international dining. It’s the kind of place where you can properly switch off after a round, rather than just staying somewhere functional.
From a golf perspective, it’s ideally positioned. You’re within easy reach of Hua Hin’s top courses including Black Mountain, Banyan, Springfield and Palm Hills, making it a great base for a high-quality golf itinerary. At the same time, you’re only a short drive from Hua Hin town if you want restaurants, markets or nightlife.
Overall, this sits firmly in the premium, resort-style category — perfect if you want to balance great golf with a more relaxed, holiday-style stay.
Hua Hin Airport
5km
England’s best golf tour operator 2026 winner
Time Zone:
GMT+7
Currency:
฿ (Thai Baht)
Temperature:
22°C - 34°C
Cost of a Beer:
£2
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£11
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About The Area
Hua Hin has long been regarded as Thailand’s original seaside golf resort, combining royal heritage, relaxed coastal charm and one of the strongest clusters of championship courses in Southeast Asia. Located around three hours south of Bangkok, it offers a more refined and tranquil alternative to Pattaya while still delivering tournament-level golf.
The flagship venue is Black Mountain Golf Club, consistently ranked among Asia’s top courses. With dramatic rock formations, natural water hazards and immaculate conditioning, it has hosted multiple international tournaments and offers a true championship test. Nearby, Banyan Golf Club Hua Hin delivers panoramic mountain views, strategic bunkering and a memorable closing stretch that rewards precise approach play. Springfield Royal Country Club, designed by Jack Nicklaus, provides further variety with tree-lined fairways and a slightly more forgiving layout.
Golf in Hua Hin is characterised by wide fairways, bold bunkering and superb presentation. Caddie service is standard and enhances the premium feel, while practice facilities are strong across most clubs. The dry season from November to March offers the most comfortable playing conditions, with warm temperatures and lower humidity.
Off the course, Hua Hin maintains a relaxed seaside atmosphere. The night market is a highlight, offering fresh seafood and authentic Thai street food. Beachfront bars provide sunset views over the Gulf of Thailand, while nearby vineyards and national parks add scenic rest-day options. The town’s royal connections — including the historic Klai Kangwon Palace — give it a more understated and elegant feel compared to other Thai resort areas.
For golfers seeking elite championship layouts, dependable winter sunshine and a more relaxed coastal environment, Hua Hin delivers one of Thailand’s most complete and enjoyable golf escapes.
