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10 best rooftop bars for tourists in Bangkok

By Editorial
Posted in rooftop bars, thai tips, Going out
Tags: bar, Cocktails, Hotel, Lebua State Tower, rooftop bar, Sky Bar, skyline, View

March 12 2023

Vertigo and Moon Bar – Banyan Tree Hotel (Editorial credit: Chantal de Bruijne / Shutterstock.com)

Rooftop bars have become increasingly popular in Bangkok in recent years, offering visitors a unique experience with breathtaking views of the city and delicious cocktails.

Although the concept of rooftop bars in Bangkok is not new, it has grown and expanded enormously in recent years. This is partly due to the increased popularity of social media and travelers' need to share unique and Instagram-worthy experiences.

Many rooftop bars are located on the top floors of luxury hotels and offer guests a chic and exclusive atmosphere. They are often decorated with stylish furniture and decorations that contribute to the trendy look. In addition to delicious cocktails, most rooftop bars also offer an extensive menu of international dishes, making them popular not only for a drink, but also for a sunset dinner.

Some of the trendy rooftop bars in Bangkok are the Sky Bar at the Lebua State Tower, the Moon Bar at the Banyan Tree Hotel, and the Red Sky at the Centara Grand Hotel. These venues are popular for their beautiful city views and luxurious atmosphere. However, it is important to note that some rooftop bars have a dress code and require a minimum order amount. It is advisable to inquire in advance about the entry conditions and other requirements.

Overall, rooftop bars in Bangkok offer a unique and unforgettable experience for tourists looking for a night of fun and breathtaking views of the city.