Hua Hin Virgin!!

[Kelly]

Im coming to Hua Hin in July for the first time....cant wait!!
Can anybody tell me if its better to change Dollar or sterling travellers cheques or take Baht?? also Ive heard the weather is really wet at the moment! Im staying at the Evason Hua Hin, is this place nice Ive heard its quite far from anywhere?? Sorry for all the questions.

By the way this site is fantastic!!!!

[Lev]

kelly,
welcome to the board
you can exhange all three here easily so bring whatever is most convenient for you.

Its rainy season at the moment but it varies, this week has been fine, last week was drenched, you may get lucky

Send a PM to buksida, he works at Evason and can give you more info.

[Kelly]

lev,

Thanks for the advice, I'll keep an eye on the weather, so far it says its gonna rain at the weekend!!!

K

xx

[Thomas]

look like the sun is shining ????? I only have internett reports, but it look like no rain for a copple of days.....

[master]

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Im coming to Hua Hin in July for the first time....cant wait!!
Can anybody tell me if its better to change Dollar or sterling travellers cheques or take Baht?? also Ive heard the weather is really wet at the moment! Im staying at the Evason Hua Hin, is this place nice Ive heard its quite far from anywhere?? Sorry for all the questions.

By the way this site is fantastic!!!!

[master]

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Take Dollar Kelly

Im coming to Hua Hin in July for the first time....cant wait!!
Can anybody tell me if its better to change Dollar or sterling travellers cheques or take Baht?? also Ive heard the weather is really wet at the moment! Im staying at the Evason Hua Hin, is this place nice Ive heard its quite far from anywhere?? Sorry for all the questions.

By the way this site is fantastic!!!!

[PeteB]

To set things straight (although too late for Kelly, who was visiting last July, it may not be for others)

As Lev pointed out, all is exchangeable but, if you travel from UK and want to use travellers cheques, use sterling travellers cheques - you don't then have to pay from sterling to dollars and dollars to Baht.

UK cash card (debit not credit) is also simple and convenient. Sterling notes are easily exchanged. Do NOT add the extra cost of going via US Dollars.


/Peter