Mövenpick Asara Resort & Spa Hua Hin

I was only for 2 days, but for sure i will come again for a longer stay. Hotel personnel are really kind and very professional and attentive to details. Food and bar excellent, pool villa is nice, cleaning is top. Chocolate hour is really wonderful, we enjoyed it. Shuttle service is excellent and the guys from shuttle offering kindly umbrellas to borrow as it started to rain. It was a perfect relaxation. Management are doing an excellent job keeping those high quality standards during high season. Thank you so much for the wonderful time we spent at your property and looking forward to come again.

This resort by the beach is 5 star. Our villa was amazing with our own pool. The grounds and the pools were amazing. The staff were very friendly and willing to help. The food was amazing. Shout out to Keng and Tookta who were very friendly and happy to help us.

Recommend it as a place that should take your girlfriend to travel. Super romantic, good service, beautiful accommodation. a place to relax, Beautiful rooms, clean, great value for money. If there is another free day, will definitely repeat.

Really enjoy the stay! The villa is super private with large bahttub. Staff was very helpful and you can have a special request to set up private romantic dinner by the front beach. Suitable for long stay

We are towards the end of a nine night stay and have enjoyed it thoroughly. We feel very relaxed. A lot of aspects, eg distance from Hua Hin or Cha Am etc, have been mentioned by previous correspondents, so I won’t double up too much. In a nutshell, the service is excellent; the staff are very attentive; the room-cleaning is top notch; gardens well maintained; food excellent; wifi is maximum strength through the resort and no dropouts; and the Thai friendliness is at a new level. One of the great points of the property is has a feel of traditional Thai — nothing above palm height, lots of water features. Not your high rise devoid of charm and character. The lobby is in the centre of the property and there are two accommodation areas: east from the lobby towards the coast houses the pool villas; west - units overlook a lagoon and pool area. Our one bedroom pool villa (143), surrounded by an over 2m wall for privacy, was huge with the refreshing 1.5m deep, maybe 5+m long plunge pool, ideal for the morning and afternoon dips. The bathroom features large, fluffy towels and a shower with very good pressure (didn’t use the outdoor one, nor the large bath). The bed is very comfortable. The main pool area comprises three interlinked pools - a 1.6m rectangular often suitable for laps (particularly when chocolate hour is on) flowing to a 1.4 irregular one for play, and a .60 kiddies. There are also a couple of 20cm areas between the two smaller pools. Everyone is catered for. Surprisingly for such a high occupancy rate, there was no issue getting a lounger by the pool. Also, importantly, the loungers are not crowded together. We managed to snare loungers under a tree, on the sand, by the sea wall, with the sea the only sound. The walk from the villas to the pool area is via a lovely wooden walkway over a fish-filled lagoon. There are two restaurants. Baan Dum is Thai, seafood specialty, and is open to the public with the greater majority of customers locals. Consequently it pays to book as it is heavily patronised. The food has a lot of the usuals but also a number of interesting finds. Farang tastes are catered. The setting is on the lawn overlooking the water and on a high tide the water crashes into the sea wall below creating a great visual and aural backdrop. The singer and guitarist have a wide selection of material and happily played Bob Marley for us. Kampu is the main restaurant offering mainly Mediterranean with some Thai and other Asian tastes. The presentation of the food is a level above Baan Dum, eg, the Tuna Nicoise Salad is MasterChef beauty for the eyes and taste. (Not denigrating Ban Dum) This restaurant is where breakfast buffet, as well as the 3pm chocolate hour, is served. We really enjoyed the food here when we couldn’t get into Baan Dum. It is a toss up between them as both restaurants are great, but we are in Thailand (partly for the food)! The happy hour at the Ocean Bar is another winner. Fantastic time here for someone who just wanted to chill by the pool area and eat great Thai after Covid ripped our hearts out.