Trang Hotel Bangkok is easily accessible by car. The distance from international airport is 30 km
or about a 40 minute ride. Alternatively, you choose from the following the choices from the airport:

Public Bus (Air-Conditioned) You can take bus No.509 - Rangsit to Sanam-Luang from Don muang (old airport), then head over to Kao-Sarn road, cutting through Banglumpoo area, and walk straight forward to Visutkasat crossroad to Trang Hotel Bangkok.

Taxi The taxi fare for this trip would be around 80 baht (depending on traffic condition). Make sure you tell the driver: “Trang Hotel Pra Raam Paed.” TUK TUKs and Motorcycle Services These three wheeled taxis, tuk tuks, are still available around the town even though the number of taxis are on the rise. Another alternative is to take a motorcycle around town. Look for places with a gathering of orange-vested individuals and you'll find motorcycle services. All fares are to be negotiated.

Airport Limousine Please check the limo rates at the limo service counter after you exit customs at the airport.

Hotel Transportation Service We offer transportation provided from airport to hotel, or vice versa, as follows: Mini Van Limo service 1,200 Baht

From Airport, Train & Bus Terminal to Town

We recommend taxi services get to and from the international airport,
Hua Lam Phong central train station or one of the bus terminals into town
or to your destination.

However, if you would like to charter a van or car, please inquire for more
information at the hotel counter.

In town

Buses One of the major means of public transport in Bangkok are bus and minibuses (the green minibuses), for traveling inbound, outbound or playing around town.

BTS Sky train Currently there are two routes, the Sukhumvit Line and the Sailor Line. They cover much of the central city and its many commercial, residential and tourist areas with extensions planned to outlying areas. The trains run daily between 6 am and midnight with frequent service throughout the day. The fare is based on the distance traveled.

MRT The MRT is Thailand's first underground line, which has now been named the M.R.T. Chaloem Ratchamongkhon Line. The name means "Celebration of the Auspicious Kingship." The Hua Lam Phong - Bang Khae line stretches over 14 km, the first five that will be underground. Starting at Hua Lamphong Station, the line will follow Charoen Krung Road, passing Wang Burapha, Wat Poh, Pak Khlong Talad, Bangkok Yai, Petch Kasem Road and end at Bang Khae. The Bang Sue - Tha Phra Section starts from Bang Sue Station, passing along Pracharat Road, then Charansanitwong Road until it reaches Tha Phra Intersection. This section will have an elevated structure with a route length of 13 km and will include seven elevated stations

Motorbikes, mountain bikes & private cars These can be rented from one of the car rental agencies in Bangkok. Please check with the hotel reception for more information.

By bus You can take ordinary and air-conditioned buses, going to northern, southern, eastern and western Thailand from one of the major bus terminals around Bangkok. Each terminal is a portal to one of the four parts of Thailand mentioned above.

By train Other than using Bangkok as a central train hub, visitors can also travel between Chiang Mai and some northern and central provinces by train. For details, call Chiang Mai Railway Station, 053-244-795, 053-242-094, 053-245-363-4, or Bangkok Railway Station, 02-223-7010, 02-223-7020

By air In addition to flights going in and out of Bangkok, Thai domestic airlines operate flights between Chiang Mai and other northern provinces, e.g. Mae Hong Son, Chiang Rai, Phitsanulok, Sukhothai, Nan, Phrae, Mae Sot (Tak province) as well as Phuket and Kunming (China).