Mrigadayavan Palace

Went there today, Sunday. I believe it's only open Friday, Saturday & Sunday. There is a two tier pricing structure and I thoroughly recommend paying that little extra (316 baht) which allows you access to the upper floor of the Palace of King Rama VI and gardens. It's definitely worth it. The 90 baht ticket allows you access to the gardens and the lower floor. Remember to dress respectfully although with a small donation they will provide sarongs to cover your knees. There is a lot to see on the upper level and we spent roughly an hour looking at all the rooms. Overall we spent nearly three hours looking all round the area of the Palace. There is also a quite elegant tea room which is worth a visit. We had some wonderful tea and nibbles for 700 baht. The restrooms are very clean although strangely the one my wife and I entered had no paper at all. Just a point to ponder for those of us from Western culture. I consider it a must see and a Grab taxi from the Hua Hin area is only about 250 baht. It's a excellent relaxing way to while away a few hours. Beach, garden and Palace.

If you are in the Hua Hin area this is a really impressive and must see palace. Visit including the upstairs rooms and costs around 300 Baht per person. Definitely worth it. The price included a complementary iced herbal tea drink. There was a choice of three and we chose the tamarind drink which was very refreshing.

good place for historical and architecture tourist 90฿ (only 1st floor) 316 ฿ (recommend for 2nd floor permission) There was a hall for thai instument that cold and windy. If you are not interest in modern building I've not recommend to come

Beautiful and relaxing, it needs a lot of works to keep up thanks to the organisation who's trying to make it possible for the people to go and enjoy the place. It's almost nothing to get it and if you're over 60 then it's free. There's a tea shop that got fine China to serve anyone who wants to sit and relax it's about 300 baht a pot for 2 persons but I rather donate the money in the box so they could keep on renovating the Palace😊please dress with respect men no shorts, shirt with sleeves and ladies cover the knees, tops with sleeves. Opens Friday-Sunday 😁

Mrigadayavan Palace is a graceful and serene royal residence by the sea, reflecting the elegance and simplicity of Thailand’s past. The wooden architecture, open corridors, and sea breeze create a feeling of harmony, lightness, and timeless calm. This place carries a quiet dignity — not loud, not crowded, but deeply atmospheric. Walking here feels like stepping into another era, where balance between nature, architecture, and inner peace truly mattered. Personal wish: With respect and gratitude, I wish this palace to remain preserved and protected. May everyone who visits feel calm, clarity, and gentle inspiration. I ask for inner balance, wise decisions, and a steady path forward in life. May peace accompany my journey, just as it lives within these walls.

It’s a great place to take a walk while enjoying the scenery near the sea, especially on a cool day. Although we didn’t go inside the second floor of the villa, just exploring the garden and the first floor was more than enough. It seems like a perfect spot to take photos with the beautiful scenery and large trees in the background. I recommend checking the business days and opening hours before visiting.

It's sad to see that some parts of this place aren't as nice as they used to be. I remember the beautiful gardens they had before. I asked someone who works there, and they said they're now planting local plants to save money. But don't worry, there are still tea and drink shops inside, and you can buy souvenirs. The staff there are really great and work hard. I hope more people will visit so they can help take care of this lovely place and keep it beautiful for a long time. You should definitely go check it out!

There are entrance fee for public. 90 bahts for adult, 60 bahts for university lecturers, please bring your lecturer card. Free for elderly . There are variety of trees, birds, souvenirs, desserts, lemongrass juice, plum juice. Please wear long pants. If you wear shorts, a staff will lend long pants for you