Saturday, April 30, 2011
In Azia, Sheraton Hua Hin
A moving castle - the pool side lounge at night, Yai Ya Resort Hua Hin
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Yai Ya Resort Hua Hin
1. The entrance.
2. The main building and its drive way front yard.
3. The lobby hall - this design is good to let the cool sea breeze in.
4. The reception - staff are very friendly and helpful.
5. The resort promotes a number of art pieces made by the students from Hua Hin University. Very encouraging.
More about Sa Sala One bedroom pool villa, Yai Ya Resort Hua Hin
Found out quite many interesting things in the room. Photo 2: place the miniature broom on the bed to indicate replacing the bed linen. Photo 3: A happy sign of "Do not disturb". BTW, at their turn down service, a book would be placed on the bedside. Check photo 5: I like the way they make things smooth and round. So comfortable to sit in the water.
Going upstairs - Sa Sala one bed room pool villa, Yai Ya Resort Hua Hin
On the 2nd floor, that's the pool and resting area. When I was on the 2nd floor, the white patio reminds me of Villa Maroc in Pranburi (Hua Hin). The pool looks a bit small but it's not in area. It's a 5x5m (25 sq m) pool as compared to most pool villas having a 3x7m (21 sq m). There is a fridge and a coffee maker (with beans ready) in the resting area. Very thoughtful. The resort was almost full and the clientele is more for local people (staying in villas) and foreign guests (staying in deluxe rooms in the main wing).
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Ground floor - Sa Sala one bed room pool villa, Yai Ya Resort Hua Hin
The room is pretty ambient. I like the way they have the green surrounding the bed room. The bath room is very spacious with some simple design, in a very clean white color. It looks simple but very well equipped with everything needed from a nice JBL mini sound system to some fine bath amenities by Thann. There are some swaying white cotton curtain to let the natural breeze in. This is the real natural setting. Very comfortable.
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