FLY INN Suvarnabhumi Airport

The rooms at FLY INN Suvarnabhumi Airport all have air conditioning and a private entrance. They measure 18 m² in the Queen room and 25 m² in the King Room and the Family Room, and each one sleeps up to two guests: a Queen room with one double bed, a King Room with one king bed, and a Family Room with a king bed and a sofa bed.

Every room has a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, and linens are provided. The King Room includes a dining table, a television and a socket near the bed. The Family Room has a kettle and free bottled water.

The facilities at FLY INN Suvarnabhumi Airport are simple and practical for a short stay. The front desk can store luggage, there is on-site parking, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms and also available in the public areas.

The inn is part of a hotel chain and is smoke-free, with non-smoking rooms. Air conditioning covers the public areas, and the corridors are on the outside of the building. The front desk works in English and Thai.

The rooms have private bathrooms with showers, toiletries and linens, and air conditioning runs in the rooms as well as in the public areas. Luggage can be stored at the front desk, which is useful for guests with a flight later in the day.

FLY INN Suvarnabhumi Airport stands on On Nut Road in the Prawet district of eastern Bangkok, close to Suvarnabhumi Airport and well away from the old city. It is a practical place to sleep for travellers whose flight leaves early in the morning or arrives in the evening, since the airport itself is the main draw in the area and the stay can be planned around the flight schedule.

Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) is 5.8 km from the inn. The Airport Rail Link station at Ban Thap Chang is 2.1 km away, and the line runs into central Bangkok at Phaya Thai, where it connects with the BTS Skytrain for the rest of the city. For the sights of the old city, the Grand Palace is 23.6 km away, and Wat Arun, on the Chao Phraya river, is 23.8 km away.

A day in Bangkok can start with the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in the old city, and continue in the evening at the Asiatique riverfront on the Chao Phraya river. Khaosan Road is also close to the old city, while Chatuchak Weekend Market is a separate trip to plan around the weekend, since it is best known as a weekend market.