Pattaya to Hua Hin by Taxi

Last updated on November 19, 2023

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If the idea of a 5.5-hour bus ride doesn’t appeal to you, there are faster options for traveling by road from Pattaya to Hua Hin. Several companies, including BangkokTaxi24 and Glassflower, offer various options depending on your budget and the number of people in your group. The most affordable choice is a standard taxi. It is suitable for up to 3 passengers without excessive luggage. However, for larger groups or those desiring more comfort, there are minivans, comfort sedans, and 9-passenger vans available.

A taxi from BangkokTaxi24
BangkokTaxi24 car

Pricing for taxi to Hua Hin is based on the vehicle type, not per passenger, allowing for cost-sharing among groups, making it an economical choice. For instance, BangkokTaxi24 offers options starting from THB 3,410, and Glassflower presents rates beginning at THB 3,650, with luxury and group options reaching up to THB 5,390 for a VIP experience.

One of the significant advantages of these taxi services is the flexibility in timing. They provide door-to-door service, picking you up from your location in Pattaya at your convenience, and delivering you directly to your accommodation in Hua Hin.

Glassflower Taxi from Bangkok to Trat

This level of service offers unparalleled convenience compared to the ferry or bus, especially considering these alternatives have limited departures from Pattaya. Journey times with taxi services are notably quicker than the bus, ranging from 4 to 5 hours, depending on the traffic conditions around mainly Bangkok.

Taxis, while more costly than the bus, provides unparaleld comfort, efficiency, and convenience, particularly for those traveling in groups or with a flexible budget. 

A Comfortable Journey: Opting for a Taxi

On one of my trips to Hua Hin, I chose a taxi for my travel from Bangkok (I have not tried it from Pattaya yet) to Hua Hin, seeking more comfort and less stress than what a bus ride offers. Booking with BangkokTaxi24 was hassle-free, and the service was prompt, saving me from the city’s sweltering heat and crowded stations.

The journey was not as stressful as bus ride would have been and I had a good chat with my close friend going with me for a meeting. Inside the taxi, I enjoyed the privacy and space, a luxury compared to previous rides on packed buses. The best part? I was dropped off right at my hotel in Hua Hin, avoiding the usual struggle with luggage that comes with bus travel.

This direct, stress-free experience made the taxi fare completely worth it for that otherwise stressful trip. For those prioritizing ease and comfort, a taxi from Pattaya to Hua Hin is an excellent travel option.

We have more information in our com comprehensive guide: Pattaya to Hua Hin and Pattaya to Hua Hin by Bus.

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Kamolchat Thanaditsayakun
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My name is Kamolchat - a writer with a passion for travel who loves sharing stories of new destinations and unforgettable adventures. I was born and raised in Thailand and I have always been captivated by the beauty and diversity of my homeland which inspired me to venture out and discover the world.

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