What the prices are like in Bangkok and tourist reviews on the prices in 2024

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Food and hotel prices, transport fares in Bangkok

Information on prices and current world currency rates, reviews on prices from other tourists.

National currency

National currency and ฿ exchange rate against foreign currencies for a specific date: 2018-12-16 15:18:28
฿ / THB
Thai Baht
$1 = ฿32.8
United States dollar
€1 = ฿36.1
Euro
¥1 = ฿0.3
Japanese yen
元1 = ฿3.3
Chinese yuan

Apple price Index

Apple products prices in Bangkok compared to other countries.
Good
Bangkok is quite good for buying Apple products, because the prices may be lower here than on average in the world.

Food prices

฿93.2 $2.8
Inexpensive meal for one person
฿934 $28.5
Dinner and drinks for two
฿186.8 $5.7
Lunch in Mc’Donalds
฿74.9 $2.3
A latte
฿11.5 $0.4
A bottle of water
฿74.9 $2.3
Local beer in cafes

3 star hotel prices diagram

Behaviour of a 3 star hotel room price per day in Bangkok until May 2025

The blue line shows the average price for 3 star hotel rooms in Bangkok in the current month.

The green line shows the minimal hotel room price in Bangkok in the given month.

Hotel prices are presented for your guidance, and they may vary depending on the day of week and a specific hotel.

3 star hotel prices

Average price per day in 2023—2024 years
✪ ✪
฿527.8 $16.1
Hostels and 1-2 star hotels
✪ ✪ ✪
฿1393.8 $42.5
3 star hotels
✪ ✪ ✪ ✪
฿2656 $80.9
4 star hotels
✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪
฿5395.6 $164.4
5 star hotels

Transport fares

Information on transport fares
฿36.8 $1.1
A litre of petrol
฿41 $1.3
Public transportation
฿257.4 $7.8
Taxi short ride

Flight prices

Flight prices by months

Airport transfer fares

Prices for transfers between the airport and the city.
BKK
Airport code for Suvarnabhumi International
~ ฿492.5
Taxi transfer fares
฿164.2
Public transport fares
DMK
Airport code for Don Muang
~ ฿262.6
Taxi transfer fares
฿16.4
Public transport fares

What tourists say about prices in Bangkok

Instagram posts from tourists telling about prices in Bangkok
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When i’m not being a fatass, i’m being a tourist. They call this temple “Wat Pho.” Pretty fitting.. where’s the pho at? 🍜🤔 #foodiswhyimbroke #foodiswhyimbrokebangkok — Wat Arun is my favorite temple in Bangkok, and then this one isn’t bad. However, i dont recommend going to the grand palace bc there are WAYY too many tour groups and sweaty people to be enjoyable. How is that even fun? P.s i got my pants at a street stall in bangkok for $4 usd. WIN!

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Lunch #2 at Ung Jia Huad near the Asok Station. Ordered the Holy Basil Stir Fry with minced pork and egg. Flavor was just simply perfect, this place is going to earn a Michelin Bib Gourmand some day. The place was packed with locals at lunch and I was the only tourist there. FYI .. the menu is in Thai and they don’t speak English so you better figure out a way to order. The total was under 79 bhat ($2.50) with a bottle of lemon ice tea. #bangkok #travel #greatfood #tlasia #beintrepid #lpfood #egg

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