The long-distance bused from Hat Yai, Phuket, Krabi, Srat Thani, Ko Samui, and Hua Hin arrive at Bangkok's Southern Bus Terminal (Saai Tai Mai).

The Southern Bus Terminal is located in the western surburbs of Bangkok, and it is quite far from the central. However, if you use the public buses 507, you can move to Sukhumvit On-nut Guesthouse (Petit Hotel Cedarberg) very reasonably.

Since the Southern Bus Terminal is not close to the expressway entrance, taxis may be stuck in the traffic jam while you are heading for the central. So we recommend our guests to use the bus No. 507 all the time.

If you are carrying heavy bags, or you are very tired, using a taxi is a good option.

1. The east-bound (i.e. central-bound) buses 507 directly takes you to the nearest bus stop to Sukhumvit On-nut Guesthouse (Petit Hotel Cedarberg).
2. The ride can be quite long as your bus will pass through the congested central area. It may take 45-90 minutes depending on the traffic conditions.
3. Get off at the second bus stop past On Nut Station.
4. From the bus stop, follow the instruction in the From Sukhumvit 89 Bus Stop section.

• It takes 40-60 minutes depending on traffic conditions.
• Fares may be 190-220 Bahts.
• Try to avoid using a taxi during the rush hours (6:30-9:30, 17:00-20:00).
• An additional toll road charge (45 Bahts) may apply. As the surface roads are heavily congested in the daytime, so in most cases (especially during the daytime), using an expressway (toll road) is suggested.
• All taxis are metered.