AKA Hotel Resort & Spa
AKA Hotel Resort & Spa
152 Moo 7, Baan Nhong Hiang, Hin Lek Fai, Hua Hin, Prachup Khiri Khan
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Location :
Hua Hin beach
Rooms :
55
The Aka Hotel Resort & Spa Hua Hin is located within a short distance from the beaches and Hua Hin city. The Thai King’s Palace and other interesting cultural attractions are easy reachable. The Aka Hotel Resort & Spa offers a full set of both leisure and business amenities and each large charming villa comes with a sundeck, private swimming pool, and garden courtyard.
from US$ 214
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
Based on 24 HotelTravel.com Guest reviews
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
37%
Customer Satisfaction
Rated #38 for all Hua Hin hotels
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AKA Hotel Resort & Spa Reviews
A HotelTravel.com Member,Icelandic
Check-In : 02 Nov 06
Room type: 1 bedroom deluxe pool & spa villa
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
31%
Satisfaction
We expected a 5 star resort, what we experienced was an over-priced, badly located resort with untrained staff - 3 star maximum! Although the food at the restaurant was good, the selection was miserable, and the breakfast (continental) consisted of 3 croissants! We would be interested to know how this resort qualified for the SLH. Two computer lans at the library; broken toilets; construction work going on next to the resort (causing noise and pollution) - not what you can expect from a quality resort! The staff is not trained. Although they were friendly, as Thais are, they did not know how to handle requests and their English needs considerable improvement. The TV had only a few channels. Too little in-villa entertainment, again based on the price and the rating.
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