I liked the whole aura surrounding the palace. On the beach lots of photo ops. Not to busy. Cool shade well kept area. Just wander around and enjoy a half day there as well as the park around the summer palace.

If you visit here allow at least 2.5hours, do not hurry enjoy the building the gardens, the ocean and the staff to advise you where to go and what to see, loved it here.

I have to say I'm a bit disappointed as this place feels really empty and without substance. The ground floor of the whole structure is made up of open air hall ways. I can see the simplistic intent for this getaway but can't see paying a fee to see it.

This review applies to Mrigadayavan Palace in Cha-am, 30 minutes from Hua Hin, designed in about 1923 by King Rama VI (also a translator, writer, playwright, actor) and open to the public. We were driven to the gate beyond which cars may not pass, and our driver parked in the nearby parking lot where there are food stalls and a... More

The grandeur and history of a truly beautiful place make this a must see. Thai culture and Royalty at its finest

This place picture 's called 'Mrigadayavan Palace' or 'พระราชวังมฤคทายวัน' (in Thai language) Due to the reason that royal family stay in Klai Kang Won palace quite often in last 3 years so NOW traveller is not allowed to visit Klai Kang Won Palace at all. But luckily for this place Mrigadayavan Palace which is belonged to King RamaVI is mostly... More

We drove passed klai kang won on our way to the palace of love and hope. the architecture is not as authentic as marekatawayan

A beautiful palace of the former King Rama VI of The Thai Monarchy, the wooden palace Thai and Western mixed architecture. Come and see it with yourselves.

A beautiful palace with all the original features which gives you a feel for what it must have been like to live here. The grounds are lovely and are right on the beach.....a definite must for visitors.