Baan Talay Boutique occupies beachfront land in Hua Hin, at the foot of Khao Takiap mountain. The complex was built around a former summer residence that once belonged to a sovereign of the Siamese kingdom, whose imprint remains visible in the wooden architecture and colorful tilework. Its name means "the house between the sea and the stars."

Why stay here

This accommodation appeals to travelers seeking a human-scale beachfront address, away from Hua Hin's larger resort structures. Three elements set it apart:

• A private beach directly accessible from the complex.
• A built heritage inherited from a royal residence, preserved in the current structure.
• An environmental commitment recognized by several labels: Zero Carbon Resort, Thailand Tourism Award, and Green Leaf Standard.

This combination remains rare along Thailand's Gulf coast, where modern resorts dominate the offering.

Atmosphere

The ambiance is defined by its dominant material: wood, present on facades, terraces, and furnishings. The colorful patterned tiles evoke the site's original function, at the intersection of Siamese style and colonial influence. The pace is slow, the grounds modest in size, and the immediate proximity to the beach creates a constant maritime soundscape.

The Club House, a teak wood building dating from the early 20th century, serves as the central hub. It accommodates up to 150 people for weddings, banquets, and meetings, and also houses the complex's restaurant.

Accommodation

Lodgings are divided between bungalows and cottages arranged around the garden. Standard amenities include air conditioning, television, Wi-Fi, refrigerator, and minibar. Each unit features a terrace or veranda overlooking the sea or gardens.

Higher-category rooms are distinguished by their natural bathtubs, integrated into the design. Most units are set within the garden vegetation, preserving a degree of privacy between each accommodation.

Dining and services

The restaurant, integrated into the Club House, focuses its menu on seafood. Signature dishes include Kung Talay Dao (shrimp), Por-Pia-chao-wang (rolls), Pla-sa-moun-pai (herb fish), and tiramisu for dessert. An international selection is also available for travelers less familiar with Thai cuisine.

For activities, the complex offers horseback rides on the beach and has a pool. The Club House can be privatized for events and seminars, with an equipped meeting room.

Location

The exact address is: 2/10 Soi Takiab Village, Phetchkasem Road, Nong-kae, Hua-Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110. The complex sits on Takiap Beach, below Khao Takiap mountain, a few kilometers south of Hua Hin's center. The setting is peaceful, away from the resort's busiest areas, yet easily connected to the town center by taxi or tuk-tuk.

Nearby attractions

• Khao Takiap mountain and its Buddhist temples overlooking the sea.
• Hat Khao Tao Beach, further south, less crowded than the main beach.
• Hua Hin night market, a reference for street food.
• Golf courses that made the resort famous.

To explore other options in the area, you can compare with Baan Bayan Hotel, Asira Boutique, or Amari Hua Hin.

Planning your stay

Baan Talay Boutique fits easily into an itinerary combining Bangkok, the Gulf coast, and southern Thailand. To build a tailor-made itinerary incorporating this address, consult our Thailand travel packages.