How can I get to Bangkok Central Hotel

1. There are two airports in Bangkok. The new Suvarnabhumi International Airport has replaced the don Muang airport, which has been used continuously for more than 90 years, and has become a new international airport in Thailand. However, indivial international flights are still taking off and landing at Langman International Airport, especially those of some low-cost airlines, while more domestic flights choose Langman airport. Suvarnabhumi International Airport, located in the southeast of the city center, is the largest airport in Bangkok. You can take taxis and airport buses from the airport to the stops in the city, or take the airport bus to the public transport center 3 km away from the terminal, and take buses or public vans. A taxi from Suvarnabhumi International Airport to the city center costs about 300 Thai. The airport bus has four routes (AE1, AE2, AE3, AE4) and operates from 5 a.m. to midnight. The fare is 150 baht. However, with the opening of the airport light rail line, four airport bus lines are being phased out. Please ask the airport staff for details. Special tips: Ctrip provides one-way pick-up service from Suvarnabhumi International Airport to Bangkok Hotel. Mercedes Benz car pick up, can sit 5 people, 780 yuan / car; Toyota carpool, 65 yuan per person. Airport bus route: AE1: go to Silom, take the expressway, pass through Pratunam, Central World Plaza and Ratchadamri light rail station. AE2: go to banglamphu, take the expressway, pass the democracy monument, th Phra athit road and th Khao San Road. AE3: Sukhumvit via central world plaza. AE4: heading for hualupong railway station, passing Victory Monument, phayathai light rail station, Siam Square and MBK center. Bus routes: 550: Suvarnabhumi International Airport - on nuch road - praves district - on nuch intersection - bangkapi intersection - Happy Land 553: Suvarnabhumi International Airport - kingkaew road - wat Salud - Ramkhamhaeng 2 --Sri Nakarin road - the parak intersection - Crocodile Farm - Samut Prakan 554: suvarnabhumin International Airport - ram intra road - LAK Si - vibhavadi Rangsit - don Muang - Rangsit Minibus route: route 551: suvarnabhuminternational Airport - Victory Monument route 552: suvarnabhuminternational Airport - Bangna trade road - chularat hospital 1 - Ramkhamhaeng 2 - Central Bangna - udomsuk - ennong B On nuch BTS Station Road 555: suvarnabhuminternational Airport - dindaeng toll gate - dindaeng - suthisarn - vibhavadee Rangsit - kasetsat University - LAK Si - don muaeng - Rangsit Airport Light rail line: from August 2010, Thailand airport light rail line connecting Bangkok and Suvarnabhumi International Airport has been put into commercial operation. There are three airport light rail lines: Suvarnabhumi International Airport light rail, Suvarnabhumi International Airport makashan express light rail and new Suvarnabhumi International Airport payatai express light rail. From 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. every day, between Bangkok and Suvarnabhumi International Airport. Sa City line of Suvarnabhumi International Airport: there are 8 stations in the whole process, namely, payatai, ratchabarong, makashan, langganxing, huama, patachang, laglabang and Suvarnabhumi. The running time is about 30 minutes. Fares range from THB 15 to THB 45 depending on mileage. Makkasan express line of Suvarnabhumi International Airport: it takes 15 minutes from Suvarnabhumi International Airport to Makkasan station (transfer to Metro blue line). Fare: 150 / 90 THB for round trip / one way. Phaya Thai express line of new Suvarnabhumi International Airport: from Suvarnabhumi International Airport to light rail payatai station (transfer to sukunyi line), the operation time is 17 minutes. Fare: 150 / 90 THB for round trip / one way. Don Muang airport, also known as the old Bangkok International Airport, is an international airport located in Bangkok, Thailand. It was opened on March 27, 1914 and is one of the major international airports in Southeast Asia. Although it has been replaced by the new Suvarnabhumi International Airport as the main airport in Bangkok, some international flights still take off and land at the Langman International Airport, especially the flights of some low-cost airlines, while more domestic flights choose the Langman airport. There are buses, trains and taxis available from Langman International Airport to Bangkok. It takes about 30-45 minutes to get to the city by bus, and it takes about an hour for the train to reach the huananpeng railway station in the city. In addition, there are free airport buses to Suvarnabhumi International Airport. Bus: take bus No. 59, 10, 29510513554555 to pass through democracy monument, Victory Monument, Grand Palace, huananpeng railway station, Eastern coach station, southern coach station, etc. Train: the corridor from terminal 1 to Amari don Muang airport bank in Bangkok leads to Langman railway station. There is a train to huananpeng railway station every half an hour. The advantage of the train is that it is super cheap. You can get to the urban area in less than 10 baht, which can be called the cheapest airport transportation in Thailand. Taxi: you can see taxi service kiosk and queuing place according to the exit door with taxi sign. Taxis here are all metered. In addition to the metered price, there is an additional airport service charge of 50 baht. Hualamphong train station is located in the southwest of Bangkok, near the Chinatown area. It is the main train station in Bangkok. It is located in th Rama IV (Rama IV Road), hualumpong station of Metro. From huananpeng railway station to other parts of the city, you can take the subway. Bangkok to Pattaya: the train between Bangkok and Pattaya runs once a day (third class, 40 baht, 3 hours and 45 minutes). Every Monday to Friday, the bus leaves Bangkok at 6:55 a.m. and returns from Pattaya at 14:20 p.m. Bangkok to Dacheng: almost all trains from nanhuapeng railway station in Bangkok to the North pass through Dacheng, with about a dozen trains a day. It's 1.5 hours' drive. It's only 20 baht for ordinary train and 300 baht for air-conditioned train. Bangkok to Hua Hin: you can take the southern line from the South China Railway Station in Bangkok to Hua Hin. There are 12 trains a day, which takes about 4 hours. There are various classes of cars, 382 THB for second-class air-conditioned cars and 294 THB for third-class air-conditioned cars. Bangkok to Phuket Island: Thailand's train line has not yet reached Phuket. If you choose to take the train to Phuket, you can take the Southern Line train to surathani at the South China Railway Station in Bangkok, and the second class air-conditioned train is about 478 baht. Then transfer to coach in Surat Thani. There is an air-conditioned bus in front of Surat Thani railway station to Phuket Island, which takes 3 hours. The fare of the air-conditioned bus is about 180 baht. Bangkok to Chiang Mai: there are six trains running between South China pung railway station in Bangkok and Chiang Mai every day, including rap, exp and sp. It's about 12-15 hours by car. Rap express: departs from Bangkok at 14:30 p.m. and arrives in Chiang Mai at 5:10 a.m. the next day. The ticket price for second / third class seats is THB 391 / 231, and that for second class seats is THB 541 / 491. Exp express: depart from Bangkok at 22 PM and arrive in Chiang Mai at 12:45 pm the next day. The ticket price for second / third class seats is 431 / 271 THB, and that for second class air-conditioned seats is 541 THB; The fare for the lower / upper berth of the second class car is THB 581 / 531, and that for the second class air-conditioned car is THB 821751. SP plus express: depart from Bangkok at 8:30 am and 19:20 PM, and arrive in Chiang Mai at 8:30 pm and 7:40 am the next day. Air conditioned seats in second class cars cost 611 baht. There are three coach stations in Bangkok. Ekamai bus terminal: near Ekamai station of light rail. This is where all the long-distance buses to eastern Thailand start. Northern & Northern bus terminal: near light rail Mo chit station. This coach terminal has coaches to the north and northeast of Thailand. Southern Bus Terminal: it is located at the intersection of th bromaratchachenenee road and th phuttamonthon 1 road. All the long-distance buses to the south of Bangkok start here. Air conditioned buses run from 6:00 to 20:30 every day, every half an hour, and the last bus runs at 22:00. Pattaya's return bus departs from the Regent Marina Hotel on beach road from 6:00 to 20:00. It runs every half an hour, and the last bus runs at 21:00. The one-way fare is 90-128 THB and the round-trip fare is 180-240 THB. 2. North of Bangkok

2. If you arrive at Langman airport outside the time period of 22:00-02:00, you can take a train of 5 baht at the railway station opposite the gate of the airport to huananpeng railway station, then transfer to the subway to Silom station, transfer to BTS air railway to S1 station, and you will arrive. If you are afraid of turning too much, you can also call Du bus or taxi at the railway station for 50 baht to the hotel.

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As for you, you will come out from exit 3 on the second floor of the airport. There is a vertical elevator just there. You can go down to the first floor. When you come out, you can directly take the airport express line airportlink to the last station, payathai station (N2 station), 45 NT / person. Then you continue to take the air rail BTS and get off at siam siam station

next, you can get off the BTS, walk to the opposite side, continue to take the BTS (Silom line), and get off at Ratchadamri station at the next stop. Or Siam could just go down and change to another vehicle

point a is the location of the hotel, point B is Siam station of BTS air rail, and point C is Ratchadamri station of BTS air rail. When you come out of payathai station, you will take the purple BTS to point B and get off. You can continue to take the green air rail to stop C and get off at point a of the pedestrian path. The blue area is the world trade center, and the black dot is the four sided Buddha

4. There is a BTS (Ratchadamri) station at the gate of your hotel. You can directly take it to saphan Taksin (S6). The pier is just outside entrance 2

there are two kinds of boats to choose from. One is a sightseeing boat with the Thai flag 25B. You can buy tickets at the ticket office or wait for the ticket collector to check in after you get on the boat. Basically everyone has seats, and there are toilets on board Buy a ticket at the ticket office of one side of the wharf (25B / person)

there is also a boat for local people, with orange / yellow flags. After boarding the ship, someone collected the money, but there was no ticket
the boat is crowded and basically standing.

5. If the three-star hotel 100 yuan, immediately without hesitation.

6. The whole journey is about 1 hour and 32 minutes, 27.0 km. Bangkok's don Mueang International Airport is on foot to the airport????????????????? Bus, bound for -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --????????????????? Walk to BTS?????? Metro, to BTS?????? Walk to 7 Sukhumvit, khwaeng Khlong Tan, khet Khlong Toei, krung thep Maha Nakhon 10110, B Hilton Sukhumvit Bangkok, Thailand (Hilton Sukhumvit Bangkok)

7. It's very convenient to transfer by rail transit road
taxi. First of all, you need to pick up the ticket, which lane is shown on it, and you can only get on when you find the corresponding lane. You'll pay 75 baht more if you take the expressway.)
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8. Amari water gate is relatively close to the shopping district, Central World Plaza and big C. take a taxi to the grand palace. It's very cheap in Bangkok. It's estimated that there's no traffic jam from the hotel to the grand palace. It's about 100 baht. Similarly, take a taxi from the airport to the hotel. It's only about 150 baht without taking a high rack (I've called it in the reverse direction, 147b). The airport bus can't get there, Even if you get there, it costs 100 baht for one person. If there are two people, it's a good taxi. It is suggested to call a taxi in the upper and lower passenger areas, which can save 50 baht of airport management fee

9. Why not choose a hotel near the airport? Even if you want to visit downtown Bangkok the next day, it's more convenient to leave your luggage in the hotel near the airport than in downtown?

10. BTS to the victory monument station. The hotel is just beside the BTS station. Go to the Grand Palace: go to the weekend market: pro, there are very clear contents in the strategy. Introction to Bangkok scenic spots (including arrival mode) http://61liu.com/thread-81120-1-1.html