Where in the airport should I sleep?

First of all, double check your domestic flight to be sure that your flight leaves from the same airport. Most, but not all of Thai Airway's domestic flights leave from Don Muaeng Airport, about 45 minutes away from Suvarnabhumi. If you do leave from Suvarnabhumi, try to check in for your morning flight so you won't have to worry about your luggage and can access (by showing your boarding pass) the departure area where it's a more secure and quieter place to sleep. If you aren't able to check-in, there are left luggage counters where you can leave your bags. There aren't too many good places to sleep before the departure area, but there about 10 rows of seats on the far end of the airport past Meeting Area C on the arrival's level. If you do need to change airports, take a taxi there and repeat most of the above steps, good luck.

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A few padded seats in the arrivals area, and the Thai Airways economy lounge sounds good: http://www.sleepinginairports.com/asia/bangkok.htm and http://www.sleepinginairports.com/list.asp?region=...

I have done this many times.

Use your bag as a pillow, so it doesnt get stolen. The key is to sleep in an area where there are some people around (so you dont get mugged, raped etc) but not where there is too much noise waking you up.

I usually go about 10-20 meters from a hub area and sleep between two rows of seats, out of the way of everyone else. KEEP YOUR BELONGINGS CLOSE!

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umm you should sleep in a chair facing one of the big windows in the airport. Theyare usually right by the check-in desk. no one usually sits there. buy a hat and tip it over your eyes a little. TUCK your lggage under your chair or wrap it around you somehow ncase anyone tries to steal it.

sleep maybe in the terminal and dont leave the security check point.(pick up luggage first)

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