Find Kid Friendly Hotels in Bang Kao from S$208

"Stayed for 5 nights to relax from BKK. Great hotel with beautifully sculpted grounds. Excellent staff. Nice and clean pool. Security was tight and stationed at all entry points. We go the HH every time we visit Thailand for short getaways but have always stayed at the Hilton. This time we decided to stay next door and were not disappointed. Awesome resort and definitely will return. "

"An excellent stay for a short getaway from BKK. We went during a long Mother’s Day weekend so the place was a bit packed at first. After Sunday/Monday, we pretty much had the entire resort to ourselves. This property is meticulously well manicured. Great dining options on premise. I highly recommend Casa Mare which is their most high end restaurant right by the water. If you are traveling without a car then you need to use grab/bolt which can be tricky as Cha Am is more remote and low key. It’s our first time in Cha Am as we usually stay in Hua Hin and BKK. There is also a strip of small bars and local restaurants about 5-10 minutes away…and of course a 7-11! There are 2 hotel pools; one for adults and one for kids. The water seems a bit mucky and wasn’t as clear so I never used it. Other than that, it’s a beautifully large resort and would definitely return. "

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"Excellent service and excellent 👏 food very nice staff"

"From the moment we entered the lobby till we left we enjoyed every moment. You need to go in the pool. Fantastic"

"We had the most wonderful stay at Marriott Hua Hin! The surroundings are absolutely beautiful, creating a peaceful and luxurious atmosphere. The staff were incredibly kind and helpful – whether at the reception, in the restaurants, or housekeeping, everyone greeted us with a smile and genuine warmth. Truly a memorable experience – we would love to come back!"

"The staff were excellent and the food terrific. The pool was also a highlight."

"I recently stayed at the Dusit Thani Hua Hin Hotel and was impressed by its grandeur and classic décor. The hotel is quite large, providing a sense of spaciousness throughout the property. I stayed in a sea-view room on the second floor of the main building, which, although a bit of a walk from the lobby, was conveniently closer to the swimming pool and the beach. Unfortunately, it rained throughout my stay, limiting my outdoor activities. However, the Health Club offered a variety of facilities, including squash, basketball, tennis, and even Muay Thai classes. It’s important to note that most of these require an additional fee, including access to the sauna and steam room, which I found surprising given the room rate of $179.18 USD per night. I used the squash court for 150 baht for 30 minutes; while the equipment was of good quality, there was a small flaw in the court that slightly affected play. The swimming pool looked expansive and inviting, but I didn’t get a chance to enjoy it due to the weather. The breakfast buffet was a highlight, offering a wide variety of dishes and thoughtful touches like providing both crispy and soft bacon to cater to different preferences. Overall, it is a great vacation spot, especially if you book a Club Room for more inclusive benefits. One note: being an Expedia Platinum member didn’t seem to offer any noticeable perks during my stay."