Location & Transportation
Siam City Hotel is ideally located just 30 minutes from Suvarnabhumi International Airport via the Expressway and conveniently located minutes from Phayathai BTS Skytrain Station (Exit #4) just across the road.
Siam City Hotel
477 Si Ayuthaya Road, Phaythai, Bangkok 10400 Thailand
(Si Ayuthaya Rd at Phayathai intersection)
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Location Highlights
perfectly situated at Phayathai intersection on Si Ayuthaya Road, across from Bangkok’s Suan Pakkard Museum. The Siam City Hotel connects to Bangkok’s magnificent historical sights and premier shopping districts. Walk or ride, only two stops BTS to popular Siam Square, Siam Paragon Mall and Mah Boon Krong (MBK) shopping complex. Chatchuck, Thailand’s biggest outdoor weekend market - Ten minute BTS ride away.
Airport Transfers
For your convenience, transfers can be provided through our hotel transportation service. Advise your flight number and arrival/departure time and our limousine driver and airport representative will be waiting for you as you exit the terminal.
Transfer from Suvarnabhumi International Airport to
The Siam Cit Hotel, Bangkok |
A/C Car
(Cost per car)
(Max. 3 persons)
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A/C Van
(Cost per van)
(Max. 6 persons)
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| From |
TO |
One way
CAR per vehicle |
One way
VAN per vehicle |
| Bangkok Intl. Airport |
The Siam City Hotel |
1,600 |
2,000 |
| The Siam City Hotel |
Bangkok Intl. Airport |
1,600 |
2,000 |
Be advised that transfer fee is to be paid to the hotel upon arrival. Advance booking required.
Please contact reservations@siamhotels.com for arrangements and fee enquiries.
Hotel Transportation Service
Sedans and drivers are available from the hotel and you can book them by the hour or for a whole day to suit your needs.
Skytrain
The BTS Skytrain system has alleviated the traffic congestion of central Bangkok and at Siam City, you are just across the road from Skytrain Phayathai Station. The Skytrain system is spotlessly clean; the trains run frequently (approx. every 5 minutes), is inexpensive and very easy to use.
Taxis
Taxis in Bangkok are abundant and a very cheap way to get around. All taxis have meters installed and bargaining is not necessary. Our porters are happy to arrange a taxi for you.
Note: You should avoid taxis that park in front of hotels and tourist attractions as they often want to take you to shopping places where they receive a commission. It is probably best to hail one that is driving past; the illuminated light, located at the bottom of the windscreen identifies vacant taxis.
 Tuk Tuks
A fun way to get around although considered by some to be dangerous. You must bargain and agree on the rate before you get into the Tuk Tuk - they are ideal for short trips around town.
Buses
Whilst not the preferred transport of tourists, public buses are plentiful and cheap and will get you to most destinations in Bangkok. A Bus Route Map is a definite requirement to find your way through the city.
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