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Travel Information
Helpful to have handy when taking a taxi or ride-hailing apps
| In English | In Thai | |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Novotel Bangkok Future Park Rangsit | โรงแรมโนโวเทล กรุงเทพ ฟิวเจอร์พาร์ค รังสิต |
| Address | 114 Phahonyothin Rd, Prachathipat, Thanyaburi District, Pathum Thani | 114 ถนน พหลโยธิน, ตำบล ประชาธิปัตย์, อำเภอ ธัญบุรี, จังหวัด ปทุมธานี, ประเทศไทย |
| Postcode | 12130 | 12130 |
| Telephone | +66 (0) 2520 2525 | +66 (0) 2520 2525 |
| HB346@ACCOR.COM | HB346@ACCOR.COM |
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Ride-Hailing Apps to use for transport:
Grab (Download)
- Cash or card payment accepted
- Many vehicle options (car, taxi, motorbike)
- In-app chat auto-translated
- Widely available in Bangkok & big cities
Bolt (Download)
- Usually cheaper than Grab
- Cash payment only (in most areas)
- Many vehicle options
- In-app chat auto-translated
- Fewer drivers than Grab in some zones
Lineman (Download)
- Cash or digital payment (QR/LINE Pay)
- Competitive pricing, sometimes cheaper than Grab
- Car & motorbike options
- Officially licensed by Thai Department of Land Transport (DLT)
- Integrated with LINE app for easy use
If you plan to travel to Novotel Bangkok Future Park Rangsit using public transport, here are some convenient options:
Skytrain (BTS)
Take the Red Line train and get off at Rangsit Station.
From there, you can take a motorcycle taxi to the hotel, which takes about 5 minutes.
Bus
You can also reach the hotel by several bus routes. The following buses stop at Future Park Rangsit public bus stop, from where you can take local transport to the hotel:
- Bus No. 1–31
- Bus No. 1156
- Bus No. 39
- Bus No. 6250
- Bus No. 95k
- Bus No. A5
- Bus No. 113
- Bus No. 154
From the bus stop at Future Park Rangsit, you may continue your journey to the hotel by:
- Motorcycle taxi
- Taxi
- Ride-hailing apps such as Grab, Bolt, and Lineman
EV Charging Stations
For guests traveling with an electric vehicle, there are several EV charging stations located near Novotel Bangkok Future Park Rangsit for your convenience, including:
- EV Anywhere
- EVx Charging Station
- MG Super Charge Charging Station
- EA Anywhere Charging Station
- The area around Future Park / Dream World / Rangsit often experiences heavy traffic during morning and evening rush hours.
- Bangkok’s overall congestion is particularly bad between 07:30–09:30 (morning) and 16:30–18:30 (evening).
- Inclement weather (heavy rain) tends to worsen congestion, flooding, or slowdowns.
- Key thoroughfares and junctions (e.g., Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, Lat Phrao intersection) are often bottlenecks.
- If using expressways, there may be tolls and variable traffic flows depending on entry/exit points.
- Avoid peak hours (07:30–09:30, 16:30–18:30) to skip heavy traffic.
- Use ride-hailing apps (Grab, Bolt, LINE MAN) and compare fares/wait times.
- Red Line train to Rangsit + short motorbike/taxi ride is often faster than driving.
- Expressways can save time, but tolls apply.
- Plan extra time for delays, especially in rain or during events.
- Show hotel name in Thai (โรงแรม โนโวเทล กรุงเทพ ฟิวเจอร์พาร์ค รังสิต) to drivers for clarity.
Public Transportation in Bangkok: How to Use BTS, MRT, and Tuk Tuks
In January, the Pathum Thani area experience some of the most pleasant weather of the year.
- Daily highs: around 31–33°C (87–91°F)
- Daily lows: around 20–22°C (68–72°F)
- Conditions: Mostly sunny to partly cloudy, with low rainfall.
- Comfort: Warm during the day but cooler mornings and evenings compared to other months.
Tip: Pack light clothing for the daytime and a light jacket for early mornings or air-conditioned places.
Please be sure to check the weather forecast prior to traveling.
Visit AccuWeather (Link) for updated information.
Electrical outlets in Thailand supply 220 volts at 50 Hz, which is compatible with appliances from the U.K., Europe, and many parts of Asia, but not with standard U.S. appliances. Most laptops, phone chargers, and modern electronics are dual-voltage and can adapt automatically, but always check your device label.
Outlets in Thailand typically accept two flat prongs (Type A/B) or two round prongs (Type C). Some outlets can take both, but grounded three-prong outlets (Type B/F) are less common. Travelers may need a plug adapter and, if their appliances are not dual-voltage, a voltage converter.
Tip: Bring a universal travel adapter with surge protection to avoid issues when charging sensitive electronics.
We trust this information will make your journey to Novotel Bangkok Future Park Rangsit smoother and more sustainable. We look forward to welcoming you and wish you a pleasant stay.