I thought 500 would be honest.

350 baht, 400 maximum.

Broken down: 220-240 baht metered fare. 50 baht airport surcharge. 70 baht in highway tolls. Late at night, early morning, you can skip the highway and save the 70 baht. But insist on the meter and don't even discuss any flat rates.

Don't tip. Just round up the fare. For example, if the total fare comes to 331, give him 340 or 350, NOT 400.

Edited September 5, 200917 yr by billp

ya 350-400 sounds right

350 baht, 400 maximum.

Broken down: 220-240 baht metered fare. 50 baht airport surcharge. 70 baht in highway tolls. Late at night, early morning, you can skip the highway and save the 70 baht. But insist on the meter and don't even discuss any flat rates.

Don't tip. Just round up the fare. For example, if the total fare comes to 331, give him 340 or 350, NOT 400.

This is right to the baht! Good job bill.

There's a bus service on the ground or 1st floor that will take you to kao san for 50 baht - if memory serves me correctly.

It's 150 baht for the bus service, just take an elevator to the ground floor, the bus kiosk is right before the food court.

There's a bus service on the ground or 1st floor that will take you to kao san for 50 baht - if memory serves me correctly.

Shuttle to public bus. 35 baht.

Airport express, 150 baht.

Edited September 12, 200916 yr by Zpete

Of course the Airport Express at 150 baht doesn't make any sense if there are two of you, or you can team up with someone else.

The 556 bus DOES make sense if you're travelling reasonably light, have the time and the patience and want to save about 300 baht. It stops at Democracy Monument, a hop, skip and a jump from KSR.