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Suvarnabhumi Airport
The name Suvarnabhumi means "Golden Land" |
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The airport was officially opened on 27 March 1914. The main field before the opening of Don Mueang International Airport was the Sa Pathum airfield. Don Mueang was important for Asia and the hub of Thai Airways International prior to Suvarnabhumi. At its peak in 2005 it served 80 airlines operating 160,000 flights and handling over 38,000,000 passengers and 700,000 tons of cargo. It was the 18th busiest airport in the world and 2nd in Asia by passenger volume.
On 28 September 2006 the airport was replaced by Suvarnabhumi Airport. Don Mueang became a facility for charter and non-connecting domestic commercial flights and military aviation. Three airlines are now using the airport, which includes Thai Airways, Nok Air, and One 2 Go airlines. The airport is now in operation along with Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Vibhavadi Rangsit Road is the main route linking the airport with downtown Bangkok. The Uttaraphimuk Elevated Tollway, running above Vibhavadi Rangsit, offers a more rapid option for getting into the city and connects to Bangkok's inner city expressway network. Besides travelling by road, there is train service connecting to Hua Lamphong station in the center of town. |
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Novotel Suvarnabhumi Airport Hotel is only a five minute walk from Bangkoks new International Airport. Banquet and convention facilities include 6 meeting rooms and
a 850 square metre ballroom for up to 800 people. Packages incl. spa treatments & added extras are available. |
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Rooms |
Miscellaneous information |
Room(s) : 612
Non-smoking rooms : 498
Total number of suites : 30
Free children in parent's room : 2 |
Swimming pool
Private indoor parking
Public outdoor parking
Fitness center |
Restaurants and bars |
Meetings/Conferences |
Bar(s) : 2
and Restaurant(s) : 4 |
Number of meeting room : 6 |
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Address |
Suvarnabhumi Airport Hotel,
Moo 1 Nongprue Bang Phli,
Samutprakarn,
10540 Bangkok |
Hotel |
6183 |
Website |
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Tel: |
+66 21311111 |
Rating |
**** |
E-mail |
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Fax: |
+66 21311188 |
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The Airport Railway Link line is 28.6 km long and elevated for most of its length. Both non-stop Express services and Commuter services will be operated. Siemens Desiro trainsets, capable of speeds of up to 160 km/h, will be used, with Express journeys taking 15 minutes and Commuter trips 27 minutes. The electric train service will connect Suvarnabhumi Airport with city air terminals along the East rail track serving eight city air terminals:
 Express Service
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Makkasan (City Air Terminal - interchange with MRT Blue Line (Phetchaburi Station))
Commuter Service
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Lad Krabang - Thub Chang - Hua Mark - Ramkhamhaeng - Makkasan (City Air Terminal - interchange with MRT Blue Line (Phetchaburi Station)) - Ratchaprarop - Phayathai (interchange with BTS Sukhumvit Line (Phayathai Station)) |
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Shuttle Bus Service is free provided for passengers and airport staff. Expess route connects the main terminal directly to the transport center. Ordinary route connects to other airport facilities. (Low Floor Type) |
Shuttle Bus Express Route |
1. Passenger terminal
2. Car rental center
3. Public transportation center and bus terminal
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Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA) serve the airport's dedicated bus terminal. City buses offer a cheaper alternative of Bt35 flat fare but passengers must take a shuttle bus to the public transportation center's bus terminal .
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| Bus Number 549 |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Minburi-Bangkapi via Seri Thai Rd. |
| Bus Number 550 |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Happy Land |
| Bus Number 551 |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Victory Monument (Express Way) |
| Bus Number 552 |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Khlong Toei (Customs Dept.) via Onnut BTS station |
| Bus Number 552A |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Samut Prakarn (Praeksa Garage) |
| Bus Number 553 |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Samut Prakarn (Crocodile Farm Garage) |
| Bus Number 554 |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Rangsit via Don Mueang/Ram Indra Rd. (by expressway) |
| Bus Number 555 |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Rangsit, Don Mueang/Central Plaza LadPhrao (by expressway) |
| Bus Number 556 |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Southern Bus Terminal/ Democracy Monument/ Khaosan Rd. |
| Bus Number 557 |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Wong Wian Yai (The Great Circle) |
| Bus Number 558 |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Central Plaza Rama II |
| Bus Number 559 |
Suvarnabhumi Airport - Future Park Rangsit via Dream World (by expressway) |
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Airport Hotel Express is an air-conditioned bus service provided to take passengers to Suvarnabhumi Airport or/and first-class Bangkok hotels, operating as such 4 bus routes to downtown. The bus normally runs every 15 minutes and the passenger has to pay 150 baht for the fare that is quite cheap compared with other ways like taxi. Besides, the airport bus basically operates in four different routes and the operating hours are from 4. 30 am to 0.30 am.
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| Airport Express 1 top |
Suvarnabhumi-
Silom
(by expressway) |
Airport Express 2 |
Suvarnabhumi- Khao San Road
(by expressway) |
| Bus Stop |
Hotel, Inn, Condominium |
Bus Stop |
Hotel, Inn, Condominium |
| 1. Petchaburi soi 30 (under flyover) |
Pratunam |
1.Petchaburi soi 30 (under flyover) |
Pratunam |
| 2. Wolrd trade / Central Wolrd Plza |
Arnoma Hotel, Isetan |
2. Platinum Fashion Mall |
Amari Water Gate, Pantip Plaza |
| 3. BTS, Rachdamri Station |
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3. Petchaburi Soi 20 |
First Hotel, Rajthevee Tower |
| 4. Lumpini Park |
4. Petchaburi Soi 10 |
Asia Hotel, Samran Place |
| 5. Saladaeng Surawong Rd |
Pan Pacific Hotel, Robinson Silom |
5. Urupong |
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| 6. Montien Hotel |
Thaniya, Patpong |
6. Sapan Kao |
| 7. Tawana Ramada Hotel |
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7.Thai Airways (Lan luang) |
Royal Princess Hotel |
| 8. Plaza Hotel |
8. Wat Rachnatda (Temple) |
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| 9. Surawong Soi Kamjai Iamsuri |
Manohra Hotel |
9. Democracy Monument |
| 10. Charoen Krung soi 47/1,Silom Rd |
Song Samai, New Trocadero Hotel |
10. Royal/Ratanakosin Hotel |
| 11. Lertsin Hospital |
State Tower |
11. National Theater |
Sawasdi Hotel |
| 12. Central Silom |
Holiday Inn |
12. Pra A-Thit Rd. |
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| 13. Silom Soi 26 |
Silom Village, Indian Temple |
13. Phra-sumen |
| 14. Narai Hotel (Silom Soi 18) |
222 Hotel, Tower Inn |
14. Khaosan Rd. |
| 15. Sofitel Hotel (Silom Soi 12) |
Sofitel Silom /Niagala Hotel |
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| 16. Silom Soi 6 (Bangkok Bank) |
Trinity Complex, Soi Lalaisup |
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| 17. BTS, Saladang Station |
Thaniya, Patpong, CP Tower |
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| Airport Express 3 top |
Suvarnabhumi-
Sukhumvit - Wireless Road |
Airport Express 4 |
Suvarnabhumi- Hua Lamphong
(by expressway) |
| Bus Stop |
Hotel, Inn, Condominium |
Bus Stop |
Hotel, Inn, Condominium |
| 1. Sukhumvit Soi 52-50 |
BTS, On Nut Station, Lotus |
1. Victory Monument |
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| 2. Prakanong Market |
Klongton (Sukhumvit 81) |
2. Soi Rangnam |
| 3. Eastern Bus Terminal |
Ekamai (Sukhumvit 63) |
3. 99 Hotel |
BTS, On Nut Station, Lotus |
| 4. Sukhumvit Soi 38 |
BTS, Thonglor Station |
4. BTS, Phayathai Station |
Florida Hotel |
| 5. Sukhumvit Soi 34 |
Rex Hotel |
5. Live Stock Department |
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| 6. Sukhumvit Soi 24 |
Emporium, BTS Prom-Phong |
6. BTS, Rachatewee Station |
Asia Hotel |
| 7. Sukhumvit Soi 20 |
Novotel Hotel, Sukhumvit |
7. Siam Discovery Center |
Siam Center, Siam Paragon |
| 8. Sukhumvit Soi 18 |
Westin Hotel, Robinson |
8. Maboonkrong (MBK) |
Pathumwan Princess H. |
| 9. Sukhumvit Soi 10 (Bangkok Bank) |
Manhattan Hotel, Ambassador Hotel |
9. Chulalongkorn University |
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| 10. Sukhumvit Soi 6 |
Amari Boulevard, Landmark, Bel-aire |
10. Mandarin Hotel |
| 11. Sukhumvit Soi 2 |
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11. Bangkok Centre Hotel |
| 12. Central Silom, Rachdamri Road |
JW Marriot Hotel, Majestic Grande |
12. Hua Lumpong Railway Station |
| 13. World Trade/Central World Plz |
Arnoma Hotel, Isetan, Zen |
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| 14. Phetchaburi Soi 25 |
Pratunam Center, Metropolis |
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| 15. Phetchaburi Soi 35 |
Bangkok Palace H., Eastern H. |
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| 16. Soi Nana |
Zenith H., Grace H,
Bumrungrad H |
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Taximeter is our recommended way to get into the city is simply via a taxi. They're quick and air-conditioned, take you directly where you want to go and are among the cheapest per mile in Asia. You must insist that they turn on their meter before you get in. They charge a minimum of 35 baht for the first 3 kilometres, and approximately 5 baht per kilometre thereafter. Make sure you have change, as taxi drivers often don’t!
NOTE: Tell the driver to take the tollway. It's far less crowded and it's safer. It will cost you 50-60 baht extra for the tolls, but it's well worth it.
Incoming passengers at Departures (level 4).
Outgoing passengers at the Transport Center taxi stand (Level 1)
Public taxis serving the airport must be less than 5 years old.
Public taxi must be certified by Airports of Thailand. |
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Bangkok airport shuttle rates :
(There might be an extra fee for night service. Exact price will be given on the booking form.) |
F rom 1 to 15 pers : |
16.00 USD per pers. per way. |
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From 16 to 39 pers : |
10.00 USD per pers. per way. |
From 40 pers. or more : |
08.00 USD per pers. per way. |
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Limousine Services |
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Car Rental .... contact "Car Rental" service counter at the Arrivals (Level 2).
Take a Shuttle Bus (Express Route) to the Transport Center to pick your rental car.
Car rental services at the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport are provided by international and local operators.
To return your Rental car located at the Rental Center (Transportation Center).
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