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Home » Above Eleven
Above Eleven Rooftop Bar in Bangkok: quality at a lonely height!
Posted in rooftop bars, thai tips, Going out
Tags: Above Eleven, Bangkok, Fraser Suites
Above Eleven is one of the most popular rooftop bars in Bangkok, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline from the 33rd and 34th floors of the Fraser Suites building. It has a unique design concept, inspired by New York's Central Park; it's a mix of urban jungle-like greenery and stylish modern decor.