BKK 11:40 pm arr. 8 am dep where to sleep?
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BKK 11:40 pm arr. 8 am dep where to sleep?
Arrive Bkk UA838 11:40pm 11/26 Depart 8am 11/27 to hkt on TG.
Airport hotel (Novotel) is $200.00 per night.
I understand there are rooms right in the airport but what I see on line appears to be at the old airport.
Is the TG lounge open all night and is it possible to sleep there? I am booked in business.
Other options?????????
Thanks for advice!!
Airport hotel (Novotel) is $200.00 per night.
I understand there are rooms right in the airport but what I see on line appears to be at the old airport.
Is the TG lounge open all night and is it possible to sleep there? I am booked in business.
Other options?????????
Thanks for advice!!
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Originally Posted by ajc1970
i arrive BKK Nov 9, depart Nov 11, arrive again Nov 25, depart again Nov 27.
i'll look around and report back. i don't know yet though.
i'll look around and report back. i don't know yet though.
#8
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Originally Posted by MMProfessor
Can anyone confirm that there is (or not) a transit (hourly) hotel there? The airport pre-opening information indicates there is!
Standard Room
4 Hours: 2,000 THB
6 Hours: 3,000 THB
8 Hours: 4,000 THB
10 Hours: 5,000 THB
12 Hours: 6,000 THB
Suite
4 Hours: 3,200 THB
6 Hours: 4,800 THB
8 Hours: 6,400 THB
10 Hours: 8,000 THB
12 Hours: 9,600 THB
#9
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Originally Posted by ff100
Arrive Bkk UA838 11:40pm 11/26 Depart 8am 11/27 to hkt on TG.
Airport hotel (Novotel) is $200.00 per night
Other options?????????
Airport hotel (Novotel) is $200.00 per night
Other options?????????
#10
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Like the OP, my wife & I are arriving in BKK at 23:40 on UA838 and departing the next morning for CNX at 6:25. With such a relatively short layover, we don’t feel like we need to spend the money or deal with the hassle of going to a hotel. Does anyone know if it’s possible to spend this time somewhere in the airport, preferably with access to washrooms and maybe even someplace to sit/relax?
Any advice is much appreciated!
Any advice is much appreciated!
#11
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Originally Posted by billp
The Sananwan Palace is a small hotel in Bangpli, about 5 km from the airport (and maybe 10 km from the terminal) where rooms cost from 350 to 500 Baht (for an air conditioned "Superior" room) and it has a pool. It's not super-luxury, but if you just need a place to rest in between flights, just think of all the things you could do with the $190 you'd save! Well, the taxi there and back will probably set you back another $5. Not to worry...
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Further complicating these queries are the questions of checked luggage and where one plans, or is required to, clear Immigration and Customs. Also do you already have an on-ward boarding card? All in all it can be quite messy and convoluted, and different for each circumstance.
In some cases it might be best to clear Immigration and Customs at BKK, retrieve your checked luggage and then spend your layover landside (in the terminal or at a nearby hotel).
Or you might stay in the international/airside section of the airport, spend a few hours in a day-room or sleeping on the floor, then make your way to your domestic connection. Then you can clear Immigration/Customs in HKT/CNX, among others.
Intl'-Dom, Dom Arrivals and Dom-Dom connections can be very, very confusing at the new BKK, with little signage and uninformed personnel.
Thai has limited lounge capacity right now as most of their lounges have yet to open. At best any one lounge is only open 05:00 to 01:00.
In some cases it might be best to clear Immigration and Customs at BKK, retrieve your checked luggage and then spend your layover landside (in the terminal or at a nearby hotel).
Or you might stay in the international/airside section of the airport, spend a few hours in a day-room or sleeping on the floor, then make your way to your domestic connection. Then you can clear Immigration/Customs in HKT/CNX, among others.
Intl'-Dom, Dom Arrivals and Dom-Dom connections can be very, very confusing at the new BKK, with little signage and uninformed personnel.
Thai has limited lounge capacity right now as most of their lounges have yet to open. At best any one lounge is only open 05:00 to 01:00.
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Originally Posted by transpac
Further complicating these queries are the questions of checked luggage and where one plans, or is required to, clear Immigration and Customs. Also do you already have an on-ward boarding card? All in all it can be quite messy and convoluted, and different for each circumstance.
In some cases it might be best to clear Immigration and Customs at BKK, retrieve your checked luggage and then spend your layover landside (in the terminal or at a nearby hotel).
Or you might stay in the international/airside section of the airport, spend a few hours in a day-room or sleeping on the floor, then make your way to your domestic connection. Then you can clear Immigration/Customs in HKT/CNX, among others.
Intl'-Dom, Dom Arrivals and Dom-Dom connections can be very, very confusing at the new BKK, with little signage and uninformed personnel.
Thai has limited lounge capacity right now as most of their lounges have yet to open. At best any one lounge is only open 05:00 to 01:00.
In some cases it might be best to clear Immigration and Customs at BKK, retrieve your checked luggage and then spend your layover landside (in the terminal or at a nearby hotel).
Or you might stay in the international/airside section of the airport, spend a few hours in a day-room or sleeping on the floor, then make your way to your domestic connection. Then you can clear Immigration/Customs in HKT/CNX, among others.
Intl'-Dom, Dom Arrivals and Dom-Dom connections can be very, very confusing at the new BKK, with little signage and uninformed personnel.
Thai has limited lounge capacity right now as most of their lounges have yet to open. At best any one lounge is only open 05:00 to 01:00.
Thanks in advance for any advice onthis matter. Mukesh
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one more thing is the 500 baht per person departure tax ,
I am not sure how long you can leave the airport and not have to pay it
Rally
I am not sure how long you can leave the airport and not have to pay it
Rally