Transfer from Khaosan Rd to Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok
I want to know how to get Suvarnabhumi Airport from Khaosan Road. I am staying in D&D Inn. My flight is at 9pm.
What time should I plan to leave from Khaosan Road?
What is the cheapest and best way to get to the airport?
Any idea about the bus service and how much would it charge?
Best Answer
Cheapest is bus / train combo, take the 556 bus to Makkasan Station, then the Airport Rail Link to Suvarnabhumi. About 35 baht each part.
I don't use the train, so can't really advise on how much time to allow for traveling that way.
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How do I get from Khao San road to the airport?
Take a taxiTo Khao San Road from the airport it's about 400 Baht ($13 USD), to the city centre about 350. The charge is made up from tolls + airport surcharge + the meter, so although the meter may state less, you also have to pay the rest! This takes around 20-30 minutes.Does the skytrain go to Bangkok airport?
Does Bangkok Skytrain go to Suvarnabhumi International Airport? No. However, passengers can take the BTS skytrain to Phaya Thai Station and then change to an airport link train.Can I transit in Bangkok airport now?
Yes, but it must be carried in a security tamper-evident bag with receipt. Please don't remove all found stuff and report to the security officers or airport staffs nearby as soon as you can.How much is airport Link Bangkok?
Bangkok Airport Rail Link Fares Standard fare for the City Line is between 15\u201345 baht depending on distance. (BTS \u2013 skytrain interchange) fare is 45 baht. (MRT \u2013 subway interchange) fare is 35 baht.S1 Airport bus / Suvarnabhumi Airpot to Khaosan Road
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Answer 2
I would take bus 15 from Rajdamnoen Avenue to Siam Square. At Siam Square, get on the Skytrain and go 2 stops to Phayathai Station. Then switch to the Airport Rail Link.
Link for bus route: Bus 15
This would cost not more than 100 baht total and might take 2 hours or so, depending on traffic. A taxi to Phayathai instead of the bus/Skytrain might cost you 70 baht, again depending on traffic.
Answer 3
When I was staying there a few months ago, I just booked a shuttle bus in one of the many travel agencies all over town. I think the price was 100-200 baht and they pick you up from your Inn, so you don't have to worry about anything.
Just make sure you take one on time.
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