From Suvarnabhumi International Airport to central Bangkok
Bangkok's International Airport is about 19 miles from central Bangkok. With the new airport rail link plus a slew of other transport options, it's quick and easy to get from the airport into the city even if you are traveling during rush hour. If you are, consider taking the rail link or a taxi or bus to a convenient Subway or Skytrain station for the rest of the journey.
Airport Rail Link
The Airport Rail Link is the cheapest and fastest way out of the airport and into downtown Bangkok.
You can board the train in the basement of the airport. The express train will take you directly to Makkasan Station in about 15 minutes. From there you can take the City Line (the local line of the Airport Rail Link) two stops to Phayatai Station, where you can connect to the Skytrain.
The Airport Rail link operates daily from 06:00 to 24:00, with commuter City Line trains departing every 10 minutes during peak hours (06:00-09:00 and 16:00-20:00) and 15 minutes off peak and weekends.
Bangkok Airport Rail Link Fares
Standard fare for the City Line is between 15–45 baht depending on distance.
Suvarnabhumi Airport to Phayathai Station
(BTS – sky train interchange) fare is 45 baht
Airport Rail Link Stations
Suvarnabhumi Airport – Lad Krabang – Ban Thap Chang – Hua Mark – Ramkhamhaeng – Makkasan (City Air Terminal – interchange with MRT Blue Line (Phetchaburi Station)) – Ratchaprarop – Phayathai (interchange with BTS Sukhumvit Line (Phayathai Station))
The express train will take you directly to Phayatai Station (N2), where you can connect to the Skytrain (BTS Sukhumvit Line: N2 to Chit Lom (E1) drop off at Chit Lom and it is about 10-minutes walk to the Centara Grand and Bangkok Convention Centre at CentralWorld.
Taxis
Metered taxis are the easiest way to get out of the airport and to your hotel. Once you clear customs and immigration, head downstairs to the first level, there will be a taxi line outside. You'll stop at a desk and tell the clerk your destination and then he or she will assign you to the next available driver. They can help explain where you need to go if you but it is best to have your destination written out in Thai (ask your hotel or guest house to email you directions). You must pay an additional 50 baht above the meter fare, plus any tolls. The fastest way to get into the city is on the expressway, tolls will cost you an additional 75 baht or more depending on where you are going.
Taxi from airport to the Centara hotel: approx. THB 300 + THB 75 toll+ THB 50 Airport Taxes
Most taxi drivers are honest but some will try to give you a flat rate to take you to your hotel. Insist on the meter!
AOT Limousine
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https://aot-limousine.com
From Don Mueang International Airport to Central Bangkok
Don Mueang International Airport (DMK), formerly known as Bangkok International Airport until 2006, is one of two international airports serving Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, the other being Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK).
From Don Mueang International Airport to Central Bangkok
Taxi-Meter
Counter Service
International Terminal Building 1, 1st Floor, Gate 8 and Domestic Terminal 2-storey building next to Gate 15 under the 7-storey parking building.
Fare
The additional fare of 50 baht is for a taxi driver, according to the Ministry of Transport's announcement.
Passenger will pay for any express way fees and special toll fees.
Luggage rates for passengers
- Luggage larger than 26 inches in size will be charged a service fee of no more than 21 baht.
- Luggage with a size not exceeding 26 inches, amounting to more than two items, will be charged from the third item onwards at a rate not exceeding 20 baht.
- Sports equipment luggage, such as a golf bag, bicycle, windsurfer, or musical instrument that is 50 inches or more, will be charged a service fee not exceeding 100 baht.
- For luggage that is boxed or tied with a size of 50 inches or more, a service fee will be charged not more than 100 baht.