The hotel is just ok for the price that we pay. However, I feel that I can find a nicer, newer hotel at this price in Hua Hin. The hotel is a bit old fashioned. Buffet breakfast is just ok, nothing special. However, the staff are nice and friendly More

May 2011 – approximately 50 baht = 1 GBP. I live and work in Thailand and have been to Hua Hin several times previously but the ‘Bluewave’ is my first hotel booking in this particular location. Hua Hin is the top end of the tourist spots and so is expensive. We were quoted just under 4000 bahts for a three... More

I'm sure the Blue Wave was once a nice hotel. But the passing of time and management neglect have left the hotel a shadow of it's former self. You can see the potential. It is a beachfront property in Khao Takiab. The rooms are of a good size. But it seems everything is rotting away. To be fair, I would... More

Booked this hotel for a week, as we were then due to move on to Penang, however after 5 days at the Blue wave we cancelled our Malaysian arrangemnts and stayed for an extra week. We loved the beach and the service was excellent. Rooms to the golf course side of the hotel offer the best views and late afternoon... More

Right at the south end of Hua Hin The Blue Wave is located beach-front on a 5 km long beautiful sandy beach. Near enough to explore the town,but at the same time far enough away from the main tourist areas to allow the freedom of a somewhat peaceful beach. This is a modern hotel with extremely helpful and friendly staff.Our... More

1st time in thailand,therefore cant compare.Here goes...cheap,good breakfast,gym knackered[we booked with gym in mind],good pool.free bus to town,good views of beach,plenty of beach bars and compfy sunbeds,cheap fab massages,very clean,lovely staff,great bed,would go back.Hua hin had great food,jazz,shopping and food. More

Currently on a one-year tour around the world, we are now staying at the Blue Wave Resort for three months. It's steps from the beach, the staff is wonderful and Hua Hin is a great little city. But I would strongly urge everyone to skip a visit to the Hua Hin Hills Winery. We witnessed horrific elephant abuse by the... More

From the outside this hotel looked bleak, a monolithic grey concrete block which reminded me of an inner city housing block in Glasgow. Reception and entrance didn't exactly add to the ambience either, but surprisingly enough the rooms were very clean and modern. A pleasant restaurant area with good food and service, although nowhere near as good as the restaurants... More