Hua Hin Artists Village (Baan Sillapin)

Definitely worth going to. The museum is great, you can actually buy things there if you want. Good place to take your kids as they have an area to make things. The Moka Cafe makes a good cappuccino and I enjoyed the ice cocoa drink. Entrance fee to the museum area is 80bhtpp lots of rooms to explore, we'll worth the price. They had a little shop by the entrance with some lovely bags and jewellery, but I thought things were overpriced, had the prices been more reasonable, I would've bought a few things.

Amazing place with amazing arts and people! The art pieces were very diverse and rich in culture. I especially love the gallery on Real Thai Beauty (RTB), an interesting take on capturing the beauty of women. Met an inspirational artist (Nang), where she shared about her vision on arts. She’s an amazing artist. There is also a cosy art corner where visitors could hands on (DIY beadings, painting etc) or even feeding the fishes in the pond. Pin who manage the cosy art corner is such a sweet and friendly lady too! Would love to visit the art village again! 💚

What a cute place for a chill day with your kids. There is a cafe(bakery and tea/drinks were very good) with indoor seating(air conditioning) and indoor space (without AC) where kids or adults can choose masks, ceramic, stuffed animals to paint. It was a fun activity. There are some artist shops with some nice local artworks and sculptures. It's very nice to visit if you are in the area.

It's worth buying a ticket to see it because the art is so beautiful. It must be so much effort for the artist to create each piece. They might add air conditioning and arrows to guide you along the floor or walls so you can travel and see every piece. There are art activities to do, but I didn't have time so I skipped that part. Overall, I really enjoyed it.

Loved this place, wonderful collection of galleries and buildings to wonder around with an eclectic range of good art, both to view, and to buy. Nicely landscaped gardens too. Highly recommended

I really enjoyed visiting The Artists Village — it was filled with beautiful, vintage-style paintings that reflected refined artistic taste. The entrance fee was 80 baht, which is a symbolic amount, and as I understood, it helps support the maintenance and care of the place — something I truly appreciate. Unfortunately, the artworks were beyond my budget, but as an art lover, simply viewing them was a joy. I bought a small souvenir from outside: a watercolor painting of Hua Hin, as a lovely keepsake from this charming place.

Many cool art pieces on display with some that you can purchase. Spent around one hour walking around. They have paintings, sculptures, photos, furniture, and bunch of different things. Worth a visit.

I’ve been coming to Hua Hin a few years now and always make a point of visiting the Artist Village. Such a creative and fun place to visit - every way you turn there are new, beautiful and thought provoking things to discover - whether they are paintings, sculptures, or antique furniture. Far more interesting than a regular art gallery and just an amazing space to spend time in.