The honest answer first

For a 7-day trip, HUB Airport Parking costs 999 THB (before 7% VAT) — that is 143 THB per day. Suvarnabhumi's official long-term car park runs around 140 THB per day. The prices are close. The real difference is not the rate — it is what happens to your car while you are away, and how easy the journey to the terminal actually is.

What the per-day maths actually looks like

If you are flying to Europe, Japan, or anywhere that keeps you away for a week or more, the per-day figure matters more than the total sticker price. Here is how HUB's fixed packages break down (all prices excluding VAT):

3 days: 549 THB → 183 THB/day
5 days: 849 THB → 170 THB/day
7 days: 999 THB → 143 THB/day
Custom durations: from 130 THB/day

The longer your trip, the cheaper each day gets. And if your return flight does not fall neatly on day 7 or day 14, custom pricing from 130 THB/day means you are not forced into a package that does not fit. Most HUB customers book a custom duration rather than a fixed package — the flexibility is part of the product.

The one question most travellers forget to ask: what happens to the car?

Leaving a car parked outdoors for 10 or 14 days in Bangkok's heat and wet season is not the same as leaving it in a covered structure. Sun damages dashboards, plastics, and upholstery. Rain finds every small seal gap. Two weeks of both accelerates wear in ways a single weekend does not.

HUB is a covered, indoor facility. Your car sits out of direct sun and rain for the entire duration. There is 24-hour CCTV surveillance and on-site security guards around the clock. You keep your own keys — the car does not move unless you move it. For a 14-day trip, that is not a minor detail.

Suvarnabhumi's long-term lot is an open-air surface car park. At a similar price per day, the honest difference is shelter, security, and the extra distance to the terminal.

How the shuttle works — and why it matters for an early flight

HUB is 7 km from the Suvarnabhumi terminal, approximately 12 minutes by road. The free shuttle runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, with a pickup time of around 15 minutes after you call. For a 06:00 departure, you can leave home at a reasonable hour, drive to HUB, and be at the terminal well before check-in closes — without scrambling for a taxi at 03:00.

Parking near Suvarnabhumi airport with a shuttle you can rely on is the practical difference between a calm departure and a stressful one.

What if your return flight changes?

If your trip runs long — a delayed connection, an extended stay — HUB's custom daily rate means you simply pay for the extra days. There is no penalty structure for going over a fixed package. Contact the team and they will adjust your booking. VAT tax invoices are available on request, which matters if you are travelling for work and need to claim expenses.

Comparing the two options side by side

| | HUB Airport Parking | Suvarnabhumi Long-Term Lot |

|---|---|---|

| 7-day price | 999 THB + VAT | ~980 THB (approx.) |

| Parking type | Covered, indoor | Open-air, outdoor |

| CCTV & security | 24/7, on-site guards | Yes |

| Keep your own keys | Yes | No |

| Shuttle | Free, 24/7, ~15 min | Airport bus, varies |

| Distance to terminal | 7 km / 12 min | On-site |

| Custom pricing | From 130 THB/day | Fixed daily rate |

The airport lot is on-site — that is a genuine convenience. But for a 10 or 14-day trip where your car will sit stationary for two weeks, covered parking with 24/7 staff is a meaningful upgrade at a comparable price.

Book or call before your trip

HUB Airport Parking serves travellers from over 137 countries and handles bookings online, by phone, and by LINE. If you prefer to confirm details before booking — or if your trip duration is unusual — calling is straightforward.

Book online: hubairportparking.com
Phone / LINE: +66-62-442-4291
Address: OSC Building, Kingkaew Road, Racha Thewa, Bang Phli, Samut Prakan 10540
Open: 24 hours, every day of the year

All prices are before 7% VAT. Tax invoices available on request.

HUB versus the Suvarnabhumi long-term car park: an honest 14 day comparison