January 21, 201016 yr hey fellas, I'm planning on traveling throughout Thailand in May after my stay in Korea and have been researching luggage storage facilities. I came across this link on at Suvarnabhumi Airport. http://www.bangkokairportonline.com/node/134 My question is: Has anyone every used this service? Do you know if its still available? If so, How secure is it? I'm doing pretty much grassroots (i.e. affordable, cheap) and I want to be comfort as possible not toking the Korean weather winter clothes along with me throughout SE Asia, just rather store them and pick them up on my departure. Thanks.
January 21, 201016 yr My question is: Has anyone every used this service? Do you know if its still available? If so, How secure is it? I don't know how secure it is. I've never used it, but if it helps anything I've never encountered any negative reports about it. As far as I know it is still available.
January 23, 201016 yr nevr used it, but know of it since years-even at old Don Muang. Reports at various traveller-forums tell this: 1.yes its there-as one might expect from any decent big international airport in this world-and its reliable enough. 2.cost is a whopping 100 bt/piece/day 3.they scan the things at delivery-and have big note about no laptops or precious items. There have been a few isolated reports of those going missing. They store for long time in some cellar-so retrieving it on depart. may take a while, but can be done at any window-not just the one you used 1st time. 4.like also in this world-about any place you stay first will also hold luggage-at much lower prices. So if you hit BKK again just before leave and after the trip-use that.
January 27, 201016 yr cost is a whopping 100 bt/piece/day Check out the cost at other major international airports and you'll find Bt. 100 per piece per day is cheap!
January 28, 201016 yr Check out the cost at other major international airports and you'll find Bt. 100 per piece per day is cheap! I am fairly sure that "whopping 100 baht a day" was sarcasm/tongue in cheek comment - that got lost in translation - I think everyone knows that is incredibly cheap.
January 28, 201016 yr I am fairly sure that "whopping 100 baht a day" was sarcasm/tongue in cheek comment - that got lost in translation - I think everyone knows that is incredibly cheap Since pong mentioned a reference to or quote from another site, I did not take it to be sarcastic. But I'm happy to give anyone the benefit of the doubt
February 6, 201016 yr Since pong mentioned a reference to or quote from another site, I did not take it to be sarcastic. But I'm happy to give anyone the benefit of the doubt watdee noy, duay. i only read this back today. Its just compared to prices in ''downtown'' BKK-mostly 10/20 bt/day/piece. often in some places even free for guests they know and who stay before and after. you have learnty math at school-thats 5 or 10 times as much.
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