Hello all, couple of quick questions. Am hoping someone will know the answers.

1. How many flights a day from the new airport to Ubon Ratchathani? (I hope the answer isn't we must go up to the old airport!)

2. Can fly directly from Ubon to Phnom Penh, or must go back to BKK first?

3. How is the Novotel at Suvarnabhumi--worth the $100 US-ish per night? We're just overnighting from about 2:00 a.m., coming in from afar, and then will take a convenient flight later in the day on to Ubon. As a reference point, we always liked the Amari at the old airport for a one nighter for the same purposes.

Many thanks for any information.

Cheers, Dumpsero.

1/ Air Asia flies to/from BKK once daily, morning flight. Thai has two per day, morning and evening to/from DMK.

2/ Only BKK or DMK from Ubon at present.

3/ Very professional operation, but somewhat overpriced. You pay for the convenience, and it certainly is that. The airside transit hotel is another option, but similarly overpriced and of a lesser quality.

Thanks very much for the information--precisely what I needed!

Hello all, couple of quick questions. Am hoping someone will know the answers.

1. How many flights a day from the new airport to Ubon Ratchathani? (I hope the answer isn't we must go up to the old airport!)

2. Can fly directly from Ubon to Phnom Penh, or must go back to BKK first?

3. How is the Novotel at Suvarnabhumi--worth the $100 US-ish per night? We're just overnighting from about 2:00 a.m., coming in from afar, and then will take a convenient flight later in the day on to Ubon. As a reference point, we always liked the Amari at the old airport for a one nighter for the same purposes.

Many thanks for any information.

Cheers, Dumpsero.

You could cross over to Pakse, Laos and fly from there.

Flight Schedule:

Pakse to Phnom Penh by Laos Airlines (QV)

Flight No.

Depature Time

Arrival Time

Aircraft Type

Time Table

QV511 2:45 3:45 Tue, Sat

Mac

Thai airways has 3 flights a day.