Hue Airport Transfer Guide - All Options & Prices

# Airport Transfer Options in Hue Hue does not have its own commercial airport. Travelers typically fly into Phu Bai International Airport, located approximately 15 kilometers south of Hue city center. Based on available data, there are currently no verified public transportation options (train, bus, or official taxi services) documented for airport transfers in this location. Visitors should check current transportation availability through local booking platforms or their accommodation providers for the most up-to-date transfer options. For current airport transfer solutions and pricing in Hue, we recommend using the booking widget below to explore available services from our partners. Transportation options and availability may vary seasonally, so checking real-time information will ensure you have access to the most current transfer methods for your travel dates.

Download Grab app before arrival for reliable motorcycle taxi and car bookings throughout Hue

Most hotels and guesthouses offer bicycle rentals, ideal for exploring the compact city center and riverside areas

The Perfume River divides the city - know which side your destination is on to choose the right transport route

Motorcycle taxis (xe ôm) are widely available but agree on the fare before starting your journey

Unofficial Taxi Drivers: Unlicensed drivers may approach you inside or outside the airport offering rides at seemingly good rates, but may take longer routes or charge inflated prices at the end. Avoid by using only official taxi stands, reputable ride-hailing apps, or pre-booking airport transfers through verified services.

Meter Tampering: Some taxi drivers may claim their meter is broken and suggest a fixed price, or use rigged meters that run fast. Avoid by insisting the meter is used from the start, checking it's set to zero, or agreeing on a fare beforehand using ride-hailing apps that show estimated costs. Use booking widgets to compare current rates.

Hotel Booking Scams: Drivers or airport touts may claim your hotel is closed, fully booked, or in a dangerous area, then offer to take you to a 'better' hotel where they receive commission. Avoid by confirming your reservation before arrival, ignoring unsolicited advice about your accommodation, and proceeding directly to your confirmed booking.