Visiting family in China for Chinese New Year: parking for two weeks or more

The short answer

For a two-week trip to China over Chinese New Year, HUB Airport Parking is a practical choice for parking near Suvarnabhumi airport. The 7-day package costs 999 THB (before 7% VAT) — that is 143 THB per day — and custom durations beyond 7 days are available from 130 THB per day (excluding VAT), so you only pay for the exact number of nights you are away.

What happens to your car while you are gone for two weeks?

This is the question most long-stay travellers ask, and it is the right one. Leaving a car outdoors for 14 days means two weeks of sun, heat, rain, and potential tampering. At HUB, vehicles are parked in a covered indoor facility, out of direct sun and rain. The lot operates 24/7 CCTV surveillance with on-site security guards around the clock. You keep your own keys — nobody moves your car. For a trip measured in weeks rather than days, that combination of indoor storage and round-the-clock staffing genuinely matters.

Working out the cost for 10, 12, or 14 days

HUB's fixed packages give you a useful baseline:

• 3 days: 549 THB (183 THB/day, excluding VAT)
• 5 days: 849 THB (170 THB/day, excluding VAT)
• 7 days: 999 THB (143 THB/day, excluding VAT)

Notice the pattern: the longer the stay, the lower the daily rate. For trips beyond 7 days, custom durations are available from 130 THB per day (excluding VAT). That means a 14-night stay works out at roughly 1,820 THB before VAT — far less than leaving your car in the airport's short-term lot, which runs around 250 THB per day (approximately 3,500 THB over 14 days). That is close to a 43% saving against the airport short-term rate.

The airport long-term lot is priced closer to HUB at roughly 140 THB per day — but it is an outdoor lot, exposed to sun and rain for the full duration of your trip. HUB's covered facility is the meaningful difference at that price point.

A VAT tax invoice is available on request — useful if you are travelling for work or need documentation.

Getting to the terminal on Chinese New Year

HUB is located 7 km from Suvarnabhumi terminal, about 12 minutes by road. The free shuttle runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year — including public holidays and peak travel dates like Chinese New Year. Pickup time is approximately 15 minutes after you arrive at the lot. For a family trip with luggage, that is considerably easier than navigating a large airport car park on foot during one of the busiest travel periods of the year.

Flights to mainland China often depart early morning. If your flight is at 6am, you do not need to add extra stress working out where to park in the dark. Drive to HUB, hand over your luggage, and take the shuttle straight to the departure hall.

What if your return flight changes?

Chinese New Year travel frequently involves schedule changes — airlines add and drop flights, family plans shift. HUB's custom-duration pricing means you pay for actual days, and if your plans change, you can contact the team directly to adjust. Online booking is available at hubairportparking.com, or you can call or LINE the team at +66-62-442-4291 — many travellers find it easier to confirm the details directly, especially for longer or open-ended stays.

Book before the holiday rush

Chinese New Year is one of the highest-demand periods for parking near Suvarnabhumi airport. Spaces fill up in advance. If you are travelling for two weeks or more, book your spot early to lock in the rate and avoid last-minute uncertainty.

Book online at https://hubairportparking.com or call +66-62-442-4291.

*HUB Airport Parking, OSC Building, Kingkaew Road, Racha Thewa, Bang Phli, Samut Prakan 10540*