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What are the best transportation options from BKK airport to a hotel in Bangkok for an overnight stay before heading to Hua Hin?

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Apr 10, 2023

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Michael **************

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Hey all 

Will be traveling soon.  I get in late so I’m thinking of staying in Bangkok for the night than proceed to Hua Hin in the morning.  What is the bestwaygotransfer from bkk airport to Bangkok hotel 

Thanks

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Travelers arriving late at BKK airport have several options for getting to a Bangkok hotel for the night before heading to Hua Hin the next day. The airport link rail is a quick and affordable option for those arriving before midnight, while taxis are available for late arrivals. Staying at hotels with shuttle services near the airport is also a convenient choice, with Novotel being recommended. Additionally, apps like Grab and traditional taxis are viable for transportation. Guests should check with their hotel regarding shuttle timings, especially if arriving late.

Alan *******

Use bolt very good

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Paul *******

Rent a car.

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Jeff *********

Take the train

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Bob ****

You can use Grab app，it can use bind VISA/MASTER card for payment. if you have THB, inDrive app will be low price, but you need to pay cash to the driver.

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Julie ***********

We always use Hua Hin taxi, used to cost around 2000, but they were always there for you and safe, friendly drivers no matter what the time...

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David ********

Get a cab costs £10 in to central BKK messing about dragging luggage ffs cheap Charlie’s

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Michael **************

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Thanks guys.

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Eddy ********

never paid as much as £10 for a taxi into central BKK.

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David ********

i like to tip well 😎 100bht. £10

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Bob **********

Stay at Novotel at the airport take a van or private car in the morning

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Sam *****

Grab

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Lisa ********************

Taxi is easiest

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Braulio *********

Taxi

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Dianne *****

Lots of cheap hotels in Lat Krabang near Suvarnabhumi that have a shuttle service to and from the airport (about 10 minutes from the airport) Have a look on Booking.com and see if one suits your needs. Much cheaper than staying at the airport or taking a taxi right into the heart of Bangkok

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Mark *********

hi ..where do those shuttles depart from ...and do they run all night ..cheers

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Dianne *****

You have to book it when you book the hotel. The shuttles belong to the individual hotels and are run by hotel employees. When you book your room online, if you select that you want free round trip transfer with your booking, you will be asked what time your flight arrives. The shuttle bus driver will meet you at arrivals on the 2nd floor. I am not sure if they run all night. You could email a hotel that provides this and ask whether they can still provide a service at the time of night that you arrive.

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Mark *********

thank you for the good info...I land just after 10pm an guess another hour atleast to do the finger prints then find my bag .

I want to catch the big blue bus from airport to Jomtien the next day ...cheers

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Dianne *****

I personally think before midnight will be fine, but make sure to check it out with the hotel you like

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Mark *********

will do , or it's sleeping in the airport

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Kool *******

If you clear customs before midnight you can take the airport rail link on the basement level. If you clear customs after midnight then a taxi is your only option.

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David ***********

If you use a taxi demand they use the meter, if they refuse to, don't get in, be careful with any fake taxi, like one said stay at the airport hotel relax and enjoy the evening

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Michael *******

Limo S Class is nice.

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Cliff *********

The very simplest is to stay overnight at Novotel Suvarnabhumi.

It is on the airport grounds.

They have a shut van that will pick you up and take you to the hotel anytime.

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Jeff ********

cool

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John ********

Taxi or train or stay at the airport Hotel and then take a bus to hua hin in the morning from the airport

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Gerry ********

Airport link rail. Cheap and fast.

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Ruth *******

does it run late now?

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Timothy **********

bts rail lines run until 2am as far as I'm aware

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Gerry ********

probably runs till midnight as it connects with the other train lines.

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