Lounges in Bangkok

Above Eleven is one of Bangkok's most celebrated rooftop bars, a 33rd-floor perch atop the Fraser Suites Sukhumvit with extraordinary views across the Bangkok skyline. The bar's Peruvian-Japanese fusion menu, exceptional cocktails, and its pioneering role in Bangkok's rooftop bar scene have made it one of the most consistently praised venues in Thailand.

The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok is Asia's most legendary hotel, established in 1879 on the banks of the Chao Phraya River and host to virtually every major writer, celebrity, and world leader who has visited Thailand. The hotel's Authors' Lounge is one of the world's most famous afternoon tea settings, while the Riverside Terrace creates an unparalleled setting for cocktails beside the "River of Kings."

Capella Bangkok is one of the city's newest and most sophisticated luxury hotels, a riverside property in the Charoenkrung creative district with one of Bangkok's most beautiful lounge settings. The hotel's position beside the Chao Phraya River in the heart of Bangkok's most rapidly evolving arts neighborhood creates a lounge experience that combines luxury hospitality with creative cultural context.

Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit's EQ Bar brings French luxury hospitality to the heart of Bangkok's most dynamic entertainment corridor. The bar's Art Deco-inspired design and its French-influenced cocktail program create an elegant contrast to the frenetic energy of Sukhumvit Road, offering a refined retreat for Bangkok's most cosmopolitan hotel guests.

The COMO Metropolitan Bangkok's Met Bar is one of Bangkok's most sophisticated hotel bars, set within the city's most design-forward boutique hotel on South Sathorn Road. The bar's membership-only policy (during peak hours) and its minimal aesthetic create Bangkok's most exclusive hotel bar experience, attracting the city's most discerning creative professionals.

Sirocco at lebua at State Tower is the world's highest alfresco restaurant and bar, a 63rd-floor open-air lounge that became globally famous as the filming location for The Hangover Part II. The golden dome and the soaring columns of the State Tower create one of the world's most spectacular dining and cocktail settings above the Bangkok skyline.

Sky Bar at lebua is Bangkok's most visually dramatic cocktail lounge, the circular golden dome that forms the backdrop to The Hangover Part II's most iconic scenes. The bar's extraordinary photogenic quality has made it one of the most photographed and aspirational bar experiences in Southeast Asia.

The Speakeasy Rooftop Bar at The Muse Hotel Bangkok offers a sophisticated alternative to Bangkok's more commercial rooftop venues, with stunning views over Lumphini Park and the Ploenchit skyline from an intimate terrace setting. The bar's artful design and relaxed atmosphere reflect the neighborhood's upscale residential character.

Vertigo and Moon Bar at Banyan Tree Bangkok is one of Asia's most acclaimed rooftop bars, a 61st-floor outdoor dining and cocktail experience with 360-degree panoramic views of Bangkok's extraordinary megacity skyline. The open-air venue has been consistently ranked among the world's best rooftop bars and is a defining experience of luxury Bangkok hospitality.