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In short

Bangkok's main international hub, east of the city near Motorway 7, with a main terminal and the SAT-1 satellite. Arrive 3 hours before international and 2 before domestic flights. The Airport Rail Link reaches Phaya Thai in about 26 minutes for ฿45, and metered taxis usually cost ฿250 to ฿400. It is open 24 hours with free Wi-Fi.

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Suvarnabhumi is big enough to need a plan. This guide covers what sits on each level, where the lounges and transit rooms are, how SAT-1 works, and what each way into Bangkok costs.

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What to expect

Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) is Bangkok's main international airport, about 25 km east of the city centre in Bang Phli district, Samut Prakan. Airports of Thailand (AOT) runs it. It opened in September 2006 and replaced Don Mueang as the capital's principal airport, and in 2025 it handled almost 63 million passengers, about four in five of them on international flights.

Almost everything happens in one very long main terminal. Departures and check-in are on Level 4, the airside lounges and gates are on Level 3, arrivals are on Level 2, and Level 1 has the public taxi rank, the bus counters and the Magic Food Point food court. The Airport Rail Link station sits in the basement. The SAT-1 satellite concourse, fully open since early 2024, adds 28 gates and is reached airside by a driverless train. A third runway opened in November 2024.

Thai entry rules and the rail link, October 2026: since 15 September 2026 most visa-exempt visitors get 30 days on arrival rather than 60, and every foreign visitor still needs the online Thailand Digital Arrival Card. Separately, the Airport Rail Link is running under a temporary agreement with its private operator until the end of January 2027, when the State Railway of Thailand's subsidiary is due to take over. Trains are running as normal, but check fares and hours closer to travel.

BKK is the hub of Thai Airways International and a base for Bangkok Airways, Thai AirAsia and Thai Vietjet, and almost every major Asian, Gulf and European carrier flies in. Facilities are extensive: 24-hour lounges in every international concourse, an airside transit hotel, a hotel linked to the terminal by an underground walkway, and cheap Thai food on Level 1. The catch is size. Walks from immigration to the far gates are long, and immigration queues can run to an hour or more at peak times.

What Suvarnabhumi means and who designed the terminal

Suvarnabhumi means "land of gold" in Sanskrit, and the name was chosen by King Bhumibol Adulyadej; until then the site had been known as Nong Nguhao. The terminal was designed by Helmut Jahn of Murphy/Jahn Architects, and at 563,000 m² it was the largest passenger terminal ever built in a single phase when it was finished. Its control tower, about 132 m high, was the tallest free-standing control tower in the world from 2006 until 2014.

Three runways are now in use: one of 3,700 m and two of 4,000 m. In 2025 the airport handled 62,902,183 passengers, 50,471,698 of them international and 12,124,131 domestic.

The eastern expansion, South Terminal and fourth runway

AOT is expanding the main terminal to the east, adding about 81,000 m² of passenger space, as part of a master plan that also includes a new South Terminal and a fourth runway.

Landside and airside

Landside at Suvarnabhumi means the public levels: Level 4 check-in, Level 2 arrivals, Level 1 with the taxis, buses and Magic Food Point, and the basement rail station. Airside starts after passport control and security on Level 4 and covers the Level 3 concourses A to G, the lounges and SAT-1. Once you are airside on an international departure you cannot go back out.

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Good to know

  • IATA / ICAOBKK / VTBS
  • Terminals in useMain terminal · SAT-1 satellite
  • Open24 hours
  • To city centre~30 km
  • Fastest to the cityAirport Rail Link · About 26 min
  • Free WiFiYes
  • Lounges21
  • Left luggageAbout ฿50 a day
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How we research this airport guide

This guide is written and maintained by the bookingMentor Travel Desk. We check terminal, lounge, transport and entry details against Airports of Thailand, airline and Thai government sources, and update the page when something changes, most recently for the September 2026 visa exemption rules and the Airport Rail Link operator handover.

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  1. Airports of Thailand (AOT) Suvarnabhumi Airport website
  2. Airline websites and lounge operators
  3. Tourism Authority of Thailand entry advisories
  4. News coverage of the Airport Rail Link

Flight board

Departures and arrivals listed on bookingMentor for Suvarnabhumi Airport.

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Flight routes

Direct routes from the airport, each with its airlines, aircraft, flight time and travel tips

Direct routes

International1 destination

Airlines at this airport

Suvarnabhumi is Thailand's busiest international airport and the hub of Thai Airways. These are the carriers with scheduled passenger services at BKK.

Domestic carriers

4 airlines

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International carriers

70 airlines

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Airport lounges

AOT lists more than 30 lounges at Suvarnabhumi. The Miracle, Coral and Plaza Premium lounges take paying guests and most run 24 hours; airline lounges are for their own premium passengers. Since 1 April 2025 airline lounges here no longer accept Priority Pass.

Miracle Business Lounge, Concourse D

Level 3, opposite Gate D5 · 24 hours

Pay at the doorShowers24 hours

Access: Walk-in or pre-booked, about ฿1,500 · Priority Pass and other lounge programmes

Miracle First Class Lounge, Concourse D

Level 3, opposite Gate D6 · 24 hours

Pay at the doorShowers24 hours

Access: Walk-in or pre-booked, about ฿1,500 · lounge programmes

Miracle Business Lounge, Concourse G

Level 3, opposite Gate G2 · 24 hours

Pay at the doorShowers24 hours

Access: Walk-in or pre-booked, about ฿1,500 · lounge programmes

Miracle First Class Lounge, Concourse G

Level 4, opposite Gate G2 · 24 hours

Pay at the doorShowers24 hours

Access: Walk-in or pre-booked, about ฿1,500 · lounge programmes

Miracle Lounges, Concourses A, C and F

Level 3 · 24 hours

Pay at the door24 hours

Access: Walk-in or pre-booked, about ฿1,500 · lounge programmes

Miracle Lounge, SAT-1

SAT-1, Level 4, near Gate S113 · 24 hours

Pay at the door24 hours

Access: Walk-in or pre-booked · lounge programmes

Coral Finest Business Lounges (Cosmo and Cocoon)

Concourse C, Level 3, by Gates C1 and C2 · 24 hours

Pay at the doorShowers24 hours

Access: Walk-in or pre-booked, about ฿1,500 · Priority Pass

Coral First Class Lounge

Concourse D, Level 3, near Gate D1 · 24 hours

Pay at the doorShowers24 hours

Access: Paid entry, about ฿4,500 · not open to lounge programme members

Plaza Premium Lounge and Plaza Premium First

Concourse G, Level 3, opposite Gate G1 · 24 hours

Pay at the doorShowers24 hours

Access: Walk-in or pre-booked, from about ฿1,600 · selected cardholders

Coral Executive Lounge (domestic)

Concourse A, Level 2 · 05:00 – 22:00

Pay at the door

Access: Walk-in, about ฿1,400 · Priority Pass

Miracle Lounge (domestic)

Concourse D, Level 2, near Gate D1 · 05:00 – 22:00

Pay at the door

Access: Walk-in, about ฿1,000 · lounge programmes

Thai Airways Royal Silk and Royal Orchid lounges

Level 3, Concourses D and E

Airline lounge

Access: Thai Airways business and first class · Star Alliance Gold members

Bangkok Airways Boutique Lounge

Concourse A, Level 2

Airline lounge

Access: All Bangkok Airways passengers on same-day flights

Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Lounge

Concourse A, Level 2, and Concourse D

Airline lounge

Access: Bangkok Airways business class · FlyerBonus Premier members

Emirates Lounge

Concourse G, Level 3

Airline lounge

Access: Emirates business and first class · Skywards elite members

Qatar Airways Premium Lounge

Concourse D, Level 3

Airline lounge

Access: Qatar Airways business and first class · Oneworld elite members

Cathay Pacific First and Business Class Lounge

Concourse G, Level 3

Airline lounge

Access: Cathay Pacific premium passengers · Oneworld elite members

Singapore Airlines SilverKris Lounge

Concourse D, Level 3, opposite Gate D7

Airline lounge

Access: Singapore Airlines business class · Star Alliance Gold members

Turkish Airlines Lounge

Concourse D, Level 3

Airline lounge

Access: Turkish Airlines business class · Star Alliance Gold members

EVA Air VIP Lounge

Concourse F, Level 3

Airline lounge

Access: EVA Air premium passengers · Star Alliance Gold members

Air France-KLM Sky Lounge

Concourse F, Level 3, Gate F3

Airline lounge

Access: Air France and KLM business class · SkyTeam Elite Plus members

Water, showers & mobile charging

Drinking water

Bangkok tap water is not generally drunk untreated, so most travellers buy sealed bottles. Water is cheapest at the Level 1 food court and the landside convenience stores; it costs more airside. Take an empty bottle through security if you want to fill it in a lounge.

Showers

There are no free public showers in the terminal. Showers are available in several 24-hour lounges, including the Miracle lounges in Concourses D and G, the Coral lounges in Concourses C and D, and Plaza Premium in Concourse G, and in the Louis' Tavern transit rooms.

Mobile charging

Charging points are built into many seating areas in the concourses and at the gates, and the lounges have plenty. Thailand uses types A, B, C, F and O sockets at 220 V; most visitors with two-pin plugs manage without an adapter, but bring one for three-pin plugs.

Luggage storage & lockers

Left-luggage counters operate around the clock on Level 2 (arrivals) and Level 4 (departures), with a second operator in the basement by the rail link. There is no storage airside.

Left luggage rates by bag size
Bag sizePer dayEach extra 12 hours
Standard bag, Level 2 or Level 4 counterAbout ฿100About ฿50
Bag up to 25 kg, basement counter by the rail linkAbout ฿100

WiFi & connectivity

Free WiFi
Yes
Time limit
None advertised
Registration
Browser sign-up form
SIM cards
Level 2, after customs

Free WiFi covers the terminal and the concourses on the AirportTrueFreeWiFi network. A browser page asks for some basic details before you connect. For mobile data, the operator kiosks after customs on Level 2 sell tourist SIMs with several gigabytes for a few hundred baht; you need your passport to register one.

Food & drinks

Prices rise the further you go: cheapest on Level 1, higher at the Level 4 check-in hall, and highest airside. AOT says its main concession restaurants must keep prices within 20% of outside market prices.

Magic Food Point
Level 1, main terminal, entrance near Gate 8
Food court with up to 20 Thai street-food stalls, built for airport staff but open to everyone. Noodles, rice dishes, papaya salad and desserts from about ฿40.
Open 24 hours
The Pizza Company
Level 4, west side, departures
Thailand's own pizza chain, with pasta and sides.
Open 24 hours
Dairy Queen
Level 4, west side, departures
Ice cream, sundaes and hot and cold drinks.
Open 24 hours
Basement convenience store
Basement, by the Airport Rail Link
Snacks, water and drinks, and the easiest place to break a large note before taking a taxi.
Daytime hours

More airport information

Search for what you need: try "sim", "money", "pray", "bag" or "tax".

Airport hotelHyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport, linked by underground walkway.
AOT Call CenterDial 1722 within Thailand for airport information.
ATMsThroughout the terminal, including after customs in arrivals. Most Thai banks charge foreign cards around ฿200 per withdrawal.
Capsule bedsBoxtel sleeping cubicles at the rail link station level, sold by the block.
Currency exchangeBank booths in baggage reclaim and on Level 2 give poor rates. SuperRich and Value Plus in the basement by the rail link are usually better.
Duty freeLarge King Power duty-free shops airside in every international concourse.
Free inter-airport busTo Don Mueang for connecting passengers, from Level 2, Gate 3, about 05:00 to midnight.
Free WiFiAirportTrueFreeWiFi across the terminal, with a short browser registration.
Left luggageCounters on Level 2 and Level 4, about ฿100 per bag per day, plus a basement service by the rail link.
LoungesMore than 30, many open 24 hours and sold to walk-in guests.
Muslim prayer roomOn Level 3.
Public Transportation CenterBus hub on the airport site for city and long-distance buses, linked by a free shuttle from Level 2, Gate 5.
SAT-1 trainFree driverless train between the main terminal and SAT-1, airside, every few minutes around the clock.
SIM cardsMobile operator kiosks on Level 2 after customs. Passport needed.
SmokingNot allowed inside the terminal. Use the designated outdoor areas; the fine elsewhere is ฿5,000.
Transit hotelLouis' Tavern rooms airside in Concourse G, sold in blocks.
VAT refundHave goods inspected at the customs office on Level 4 before check-in, then claim the refund airside after passport control.
Wheelchair assistanceRequest it through your airline when booking or at least 48 hours before travel.

Airport hours

Terminal
Open 24 hours
Check-in opens
3 hrs before
Check-in closes
Set by airline
Overnight access
Open to all landside

The terminal never closes and there are departures through the night. Magic Food Point, the public taxi rank and most international lounges run 24 hours. The Airport Rail Link stops around midnight and restarts early in the morning, and the city buses stop in the evening.

Arriving and departing, step by step

The order of things at Suvarnabhumi, from the aircraft door to the kerb and back, so the size of the building does not catch you out.

Arriving

From the gate to Bangkok

  1. 1
    Walk to immigration

    Follow the arrival signs; from the far ends of the concourses or SAT-1 this can take 15 minutes or more, with the SAT-1 train in between. Have your passport and TDAC confirmation ready.

  2. 2
    Immigration

    There are two immigration halls, so use whichever queue is shorter. Allow 30 minutes on a quiet day and up to two hours when several long-haul flights land together.

  3. 3
    Baggage claim and customs

    Find your belt on the screens, then leave through the green channel if you have nothing to declare.

  4. 4
    Arrivals hall, Level 2

    Buy a SIM at the operator kiosks and change only a little money; the best exchange rates are at the basement counters by the rail link.

  5. 5
    Onward transport

    Go down to Level 1 for public taxis and buses, or to the basement for the Airport Rail Link. If you booked a car with driver, your driver meets you in arrivals.

Departing

From the kerb to your Suvarnabhumi gate

  1. 1
    Arrive early

    Three hours before an international flight and two hours before a domestic one. Domestic check-in uses the rows by Doors 1 to 3.

  2. 2
    Check in on Level 4

    Find your row on the screens. If you are claiming a VAT refund, have the goods inspected and forms stamped at the customs office before checking your bags.

  3. 3
    Passport control and security

    Belts and some shoes go through the scanner. Queues here are the main reason to arrive early.

  4. 4
    Find your concourse

    Gates are spread across Concourses A to G and SAT-1. For an S gate, follow the signs down to the automated train, which runs every few minutes.

  5. 5
    Lounge and gate

    Be at the gate 45 minutes before departure. The far gates are a 15-minute walk from the central area even with the moving walkways.

Getting to & from the airport

Suvarnabhumi is east of Bangkok, close to Motorway 7. The Airport Rail Link is the quickest way into the centre at most times of day; after midnight, or with heavy bags and a group, the metered public taxi is the sensible choice.

Car hire with driver

Best for: Fixed price, door-to-door
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PriceFixed when you book
PickupMeets you at arrivals
Book byHour, day or trip

Pre-book a car with a driver on bookingMentor before you land. Your driver meets you in the arrivals hall, the price is agreed in advance, and you skip the taxi queue. Useful for late arrivals, families and trips beyond Bangkok, such as Pattaya or Hua Hin.

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Airport Rail Link

Best for: Beating the traffic
Budget
Fare฿15 – ฿45
To Phaya ThaiAbout 26 min
HoursAbout 05:30 – midnight

The station is in the basement of the terminal. Trains run every 10 to 15 minutes to Phaya Thai, where you change to the BTS Skytrain; change at Makkasan for the MRT. Buy a token from the machines or counter, or tap a contactless bank card at the gate.

Public taxi

Best for: Groups, luggage, late nights
Mid-range
Typical total฿250 – ฿400
To the centre45 – 60 min
RankLevel 1, Gates 4 – 7

Take a queue ticket from the machines on Level 1 and keep it, as it shows the taxi and bay number if you need to complain. You pay the meter, a ฿50 airport surcharge and the expressway tolls in cash. Insist on the meter, and carry small notes rather than ฿1,000s. Trips outside Bangkok are agreed in advance rather than metered.

Ride-hailing apps

Best for: Fixed fare on your phone
Mid-range
FareShown in the app
To the centre45 – 60 min
PickupFollow app instructions

App-based rides work from the airport and show the fare before you book, which avoids meter arguments. Prices rise in rain and at peak times, when the public taxi is often cheaper.

S1 airport express

Best for: Khao San Road on a budget
Budget
Fare฿60
DepartsLevel 1, Gate 7
Hours06:00 – 20:00, about every 30 min

A direct air-conditioned bus to Sanam Luang and the old town, stopping near Democracy Monument for Khao San Road. Pay cash on board. Allow an hour or more depending on traffic.

City buses (BMTA)

Best for: Rangsit, Don Mueang and the suburbs
Budget
Routes554, 555, 558, 559
Board atPublic Transportation Center
FrequencyAbout every 20 min by day

Take the free shuttle from Level 2, Gate 5, to the Public Transportation Center. Route 554 runs towards Don Mueang, 555 to Rangsit by expressway, 558 to Central Rama 2 and 559 to Future Park Rangsit. Slow, at one to two hours, but very cheap.

Long-distance bus to Pattaya

Best for: Straight to the coast
Budget
FareAbout ฿140 – ฿165
Journey2 – 2.5 hours
DepartsLevel 1, Gate 8

Roong Reuang Coach runs route 389 from the airport to Pattaya and Jomtien through the day. Buy tickets at the Gate 8 counter or online. Other long-distance buses from the airport serve Rayong, Trat and Chachoengsao.

Free bus to Don Mueang

Best for: Connecting to a DMK flight
Free
CostFree with onward ticket
DepartsLevel 2, Gate 3
HoursAbout 05:00 – midnight

For passengers transferring between Bangkok's two airports. Show your onward boarding pass or e-ticket and passport. The ride takes about an hour, and twice that in rush hour or heavy rain, so leave plenty of margin.

AOT Limousine

Best for: Comfort with a fixed price
Premium
Typical fareFrom about ฿800
BookingCounters in arrivals
Availability24 hours

Official limousine counters sit in the Level 2 arrivals hall. Fares are fixed before you set off and are well above the metered taxi. Book only at the official counters, never with someone who approaches you in the hall.

SAT-1 people mover

Best for: Gates S101 to S128
Free
CostFree
RideAbout 2 min
FrequencyEvery few minutes, 24 hours

A driverless train links the main terminal with the SAT-1 concourse, airside. Departing passengers check in and clear immigration in the main terminal before taking it; arriving passengers ride it back to immigration.

Hotel shuttle

Best for: Airport-area hotel guests
Free
CostUsually free for guests
PickupArrivals level
HoursVaries by hotel

The Hyatt Regency runs a 24-hour shuttle from Gate 4 on the arrivals level, and many Lat Krabang hotels arrange pick-ups. Send your flight number when you book.

Security & safety

Suvarnabhumi is a well-policed airport and serious incidents are rare. The usual problems are transport touts, unmetered fares and lost belongings in a very large building.

1Use the Level 1 taxi machinesAnyone offering a taxi in the arrivals hall is not part of the public taxi system. Take a ticket from the queue machines between Gates 4 and 7 and keep it until you reach your hotel.
2Insist on the meterIf a driver refuses the meter or names a flat price for a city trip, get out at the rank and take the next car. The ฿50 surcharge and tolls are the only legitimate extras.
3Book limousines at the counterFixed-price limousines are sold at official counters in arrivals. People in uniforms or lanyards who approach you are not the same thing.
4Mind the heat at the kerbThe terminal is air-conditioned but the taxi rank and bus bays are outdoors. Keep water to hand if you face a long queue in the afternoon.
5Keep valuables close when restingIf you sleep on the basement benches or at a gate, keep your passport and phone on you and loop a bag strap around an arm or leg.
Pro tip: from the far gates of Concourses A and G, or from SAT-1, the walk to immigration can take 15 minutes or more. If you have a tight onward connection or a car waiting, sit near the front of the aircraft and keep your TDAC confirmation open on your phone.
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Sleeping at the airport

Suvarnabhumi is one of the better airports in the region for an overnight wait. It is open to everyone landside, there are benches and quiet corners, and there are paid beds on both sides of security.

Landside sleep spots

LandsideBasement by the rail link

Benches near the Airport Rail Link station. Busy until the last train around midnight, then one of the quietest public spaces in the building. The air conditioning runs cold.

LandsideLevel 1 near Magic Food Point

Food and drinks all night, with seating nearby. Good for a few hours of rest rather than proper sleep.

LandsideLevel 4 departures hall

Plenty of seating at the ends of the check-in rows, but staff and passengers start arriving well before dawn.

Airside sleep spots

AirsideQuieter gate areas

Gates with no departures overnight empty out after the evening rush. Lights and announcements stay on, so bring an eye mask and earplugs.

AirsideLouis' Tavern transit rooms, Concourse G

Private rooms sold by the block for passengers who stay airside. The only proper bed without going through immigration.

Airside24-hour lounges

Miracle, Coral and Plaza Premium lounges in the international concourses stay open all night, and several have showers.

Rest & relaxation zones

There are no free sleeping pods or dedicated rest zones, but the terminal has plenty of benches on every public level, and the basement is quiet once the trains stop. Airside, the concourses are long enough that the gates without overnight departures stay calm.

Cots for sleeping

The airport does not hand out cots. If your flight is cancelled or badly delayed, accommodation is the airline's responsibility, so go to its transfer or ticketing desk first.

Sleep pods, day rooms & transit hotel

Suvarnabhumi has paid beds on both sides of passport control, plus a hotel joined to the terminal underground.

Nearest hotel
Linked by underground walkway
Sleep cabins & pods
Yes
Day rooms
Yes
Free shuttles
Yes

Louis' Tavern Transit Hotel Airside

Concourse G, airside, no immigration needed

About ฿4,000 – ฿7,0006 to 12-hour blocks, breakfast included

Transit rooms sold by the block for passengers connecting on international flights. Rooms are limited and fill quickly, so book before you fly.

Private roomShowerAirside

Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport Landside

Next to the terminal, linked by an underground walkway from the rail link level

About ฿5,000 – ฿10,000Per night; day use available

The former Novotel Suvarnabhumi, which became a Hyatt Regency in February 2025. The walk through the underground passage takes about ten minutes, and a 24-hour shuttle runs from Gate 4 on the arrivals level. Rooms are large but some reviewers find them dated.

612 rooms24-hour shuttleDay rooms

Boxtel Suvarnabhumi Airport Landside

At the Airport Rail Link Suvarnabhumi station level

About ฿1,2504-hour block

Small sleeping cubicles inside the airport complex for a short rest between flights. Bathrooms are shared and it is basic, but you do not need a taxi.

Capsule bedsShared bathrooms24-hour desk

Lat Krabang Road hotels Landside

About 20 minutes from the terminal

A strip of budget and mid-range hotels close to the airport, such as Grand Pinnacle and Great Residence. Most arrange airport pick-ups; confirm the time and charge when you book.

Airport transfersCheaper than the terminal hotel

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With nine hours or more and a passport that lets you enter Thailand, the Airport Rail Link puts central Bangkok within 30 minutes. Times below assume the train and BTS, plus a taxi for the old town.

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Getting there

About 25 to 30 km east of the city centre. The Airport Rail Link reaches Phaya Thai in around 26 minutes; by taxi, allow 45 to 60 minutes outside the rush hours.