Bangkok Car Rental Deals

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Both our branches host an array of diverse vehicles to help you get around Bangkok with more ease. There are comfortable compact cars, sedans and SUVs when needing more leg and luggage room. You can even book a pickup truck like a Toyota Vigo or similar. Whichever car you choose, you can customize it with numerous add-ons. We offer great deals on useful extras such as GPS, additional drivers and increased coverage. Let us know what you need for an optimal driving experience!

Traffic Information

Driving in Bangkok is pretty much comparable to other big cities, where you will often encounter congestion. In general driving in Thailand is relatively easy with well-maintained highways that serve a lot of the country. One big difference for drivers from the US is that in Thailand driving is done on the left side. In terms of parking, look out for lots offered by malls, hotels and restaurants. It is not recommended to leave your car rental in crowded areas of Bangkok such as Siam Square.

Renting a car from our Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport branch puts you a little less than twenty miles outside of the city and will take about thirty to forty minutes to reach the center. Once in the city you will definitely want to take a drive along Sukhumit Road (Route 3), the longest road in Thailand. Many of the main hotels are found along this route as well as a plethora of great shopping, dining and nightlife destinations. Two other main motorways run through Bangkok, Phahonyothin Road (Route 1) and Phetkasem Road (Route 4). Kanchanaphisek National Highway (Route 9), or Outer Ring Road, loops around Bangkok and serves most of its satellite towns. Beach escapes to Pattaya are now easier thanks to the New Bangkok-Chonburi Motorway (Route 7).

Sixt Sightseeing Tips

When planning a visit to Bangkok it is advisable to consider the time of year. Late October to late February tend to be the coolest and driest months while April gets quite humid and the city remains sticky until the rainy season arrives in the beginning of June. whether it is your first time there or find yourself on a repeat visit Bangkok offers visitors so much to see and do. The city is divided into numerous districts which all have their own vibe. Your city exploration should include checking out spectacular temples such as Wat Arun, Wat Pho and Wat Prakaew. The floating market and Chinatown are also fun ways to spend a day, and on weekends the Chatuchak Weekend Market is a must-see. Of course to really get a feel for the city's unique character go to Khao San Road where East and West, old and new, meet and mix.