Pattaya is one of the best-loved tourist cities in Thailand. You may be surprised as to quite how big this city actually is! Centre Point offers new and luxurious accommodation in Pattaya. If you’re interested in booking a night or two at the Centre Point Hotel in Pattaya, then you will need to know how to reach us!
Pattaya is easy to get to from a variety of airports. Not only can you connect to us from Suvarnabhumi and Don Muang, but you can also fly into U-Tapao, which serves the Eastern Seaboard and is closer to Pattaya than the main Bangkok airports. It’s around a 44km journey, or 27 miles, which makes it the closest airport facility to our hotel in the community.
But what if you’re travelling from elsewhere? Don’t worry. Here’s everything you’ll need to know about getting to the Centre Point Hotel in Pattaya.
Travelling to Centre Point Hotel Pattaya Via Public Transport
If you’re taking public transport, you will find the hotel in Pattaya very easy to get to. Whether you land at Suvarnabhumi or Don Muang, you can hire a car, book a private driver, or take a bus or taxi to reach us.
Do be aware that the journey from Suvarnabhumi to Pattaya is around 120km, or almost 75 miles. Don Muang is further away, at 158km or 98 miles. It pays to plan your journeys ahead of time!
Travelling From The Airports?
If you’re landing at Suvarnabhumi Airport, make sure to head straight for Gate 8 on Level One of the arrival centre. Here, you’ll be able to take a bus out towards Pattaya for around 130 BHT. We are not too far from the North Pattaya bus station, which is where you can also catch a shuttle bus directly to our hotel. We’ll look at the shuttle service in a little more detail shortly.
If you’re travelling from Don Muang to the Centre Point Hotel in Pattaya, you’ll need to hit the road. You should expect to pay no more than 30 BHT on the A1 bus, which will terminate at Mo Chit, otherwise referred to as Chatuchak Bus Station. From here, take a bus directly to Pattaya. Alternatively, you can book a taxi or private car to drive directly to the hotel, which will be the easiest option in many cases.
Expressway charges via Don Muang will cost around 1800 BHT at most. The fee for this service will differ via Suvarnabhumi, with costs expected at between 1200 and 1600 BHT. Do also be aware that taxis from Don Muang will likely charge 1600 BHT, with a slight difference at 1400 BHT from the other airport.
Taking a sedan car from Don Muang will likely incur charges of 2300 BHT, while you will likely be charged 2100 BHT from Suvarnabhumi. A van, meanwhile, will cost 3500 BHT from Don Muang, and 3100 from Suvarnabhumi.
Shuttle Bus Service
As mentioned, getting the shuttle bus to the hotel in Pattaya will help make things easy for you if you have a lot of luggage to hand. This bus runs from Terminal 21 in Pattaya between 10:30 am and 9:45 pm each day, meaning you’ll always be able to find regular trips out and back.
Heading to the Centre Point Hotel in Pattaya is simple! Book yourself a room for a few nights with us and take the time to explore the area in full. We look forward to seeing you soon!
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