Kaban Tamor Resort Hua Hin

Kaban Tamor Resort Overview

The resort comprises of 23 single and double storey chalets set amidst a beautiful lush tropical garden. The rooms offer five star comfort with teak wood floors and wall-to-wall windows, giving a feel of spaciousness and natural light. The unique circular glass roofed bathrooms are a special feature of the resort.

The unique circular design of each chalet, with windows all around, gives a feeling of spaciousness and calm. A special feature of these unusual chalets is its well-appointed glass-roofed bathrooms, which provide natural light and a feeling of being at one with nature.

Each chalet is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, which offer views of the local hillside temples and the fine sandy beach. The resorts swimming pool also borders the beach, and allows guests the opportunity of sun tanning on the terrace whilst still enjoying a magnificent view of the sea.

Services & Facilities

Property Services

• Concierge
• Doctor on call
• Laundry
• Luggage Storage
• Parking
• Pool Bar
• Room Service
• Shuttle Service
• Telephone Service

Recreation Facilities

• Bar
• Beach Walking
• Children Pool
• Coffee Shop
• Golf
• Massage
• Mountain View
• Spa Services
• Swimming Pool

**Although we take every care, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of any content or information supplied.

Dining & Restaurants

Mediterranean clubhouse Mediterranean clubhouse offers the variation of selected foods. The beverage bar also offers the special opportunity for enjoying your drink around the pool area.

Nearby Attractions

• Hua-Hin Beach This was the first beach to gain fame and popularity with holiday makers in Thailand. It extends some three kilometers southwards from the fishing village and rocky headland (that gives Hua Hin, literally Rocky Head, its name) until a southern headland where Buddhist temples cling to yet another, somewhat formidable cliff.
  
   


• Khao Takiab Khao Takiab or "Chopstick Mount" is a large mount which juts out to sea and is capped with a temple at the top. It is located south of the town of Hua Hin. In and around the temple, is quiet, cool and breezy.
  
   


• Suan Son Pradiphat Beach This beautiful stretch of beach is 9 km south of Hua Hin, and takes it name from the "sun" or casuarinas pine trees which line the beach. Calm and peaceful, it is well cared for by the local army camp. There are plenty of restaurants.
  
   


• The Royal Waiting Room At Hua Hin railway station, this is one of oldest railway stations in Thailand, and its most striking feature is the unique Royal Waiting Room in Thai architectural style. The waiting room was moved from Sanam Chan during the reign of King Vajiravudh, Rama 6.
  
   


• Wang Klai Kang Won Palace Graciously built beside Hua Hin Beach by King Prajadhipok, Rama7, Wang Klai Kang Won served as an alternative summer palace for His Majesty and Queen Rampai Phanee. Designed with a European architectural feel, the original name was "Suan Klai Kang Won" and "Phra Tamnak Piamsuk", meaning "The Garden Far From Worries" and "The Royal Residence Full of Happiness". Besides the royal residence and beautifully manicured ornamental gardens full of kinds of plants and objects d'art from Java, one must also be sure to see the beautiful collection of shells in the shell museum.
  
   


• Marukhathaiyawan Palace (Palace of Love and Hope) This beachside palace was formerly used as a royal summer residence by King Rama VI during the 1920s. The palace was designed by an Italian architect and built of golden teak.
  
   


• Hua-Hin Night Market Definitely to be counted as Hua Hin's most colorful nightly attraction. Every evening throngs of both Thai and overseas visitors will come to stroll around and take their pick from the many food stalls offering all kinds of freshly-prepared goodies. These includes Thai dishes, fresh seafood, Thai desserts and Indian roti bread. Besides the culinary delights, many other stalls offer visitors a host of memorable souvenirs.

Transportation

• By Air :
  
  A new alternative is a private chartered plane. The flight over Bangkok and along the coastline should be quite scenic. See http://www.sga.aero/en/home/ for more details.
  


• By Bus :
  
  Air-conditioned buses of local operator Pran Tour leave the Southern Bus Terminal in Bangkok every 30 minutes between 0500 and 2200 for Hua Hin. The journey takes about 3 hours and costs 110 Baht. The air-conditioned bus terminal in Hua Hin is at the Siri Petchkasem Hotel on Srasong Rd, near Dechanuchit Rd, and buses leave for Bangkok every 30-40 minutes daily between 0300 and 2100. Tel: (032) 511-654, 512-543.
  


• By Rail :
  
  Daily several trains go from Bangkok to Hua Hin, stopping on their way south. A 2nd class seat on an air-conditioned Express train cost ~180 Baht. Contact with friendly locals make 3rd class travel a great experience for just over 100 Baht. For further information, please contact the Station Office, Damnoenkasem Road, Hua Hin Tel. (032) 511-073.
  

**Fees may apply to above transportation**