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12 Best Rooftop Bars in Silom

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Silom is where Bangkok’s most famous rooftop bars are. Sky Bar at State Tower has been pulling crowds since The Hangover Part II came out, and it’s still packed most nights. The dome lit up against the sky, the 64th-floor views, the whole production of it. We’ve taken visitors there who don’t even drink just so they can see it. But Silom has more than Sky Bar. Vertigo at the Banyan Tree is the classic choice, completely open to the sky on the 61st floor with the Moon Bar right next to it. It’s been around since 2003 and still feels special.

Spire is the newest addition, sitting on top of the new Dusit Thani, with that golden spire visible from across the city. Le Du Kaan opened recently on the 56th floor, combining Chef Ton’s cooking with proper rooftop views. That’s rare. Most rooftops focus on drinks and skip the food, but this one takes both seriously. Silom rooftops tend to be fancier than Sukhumvit. Dress codes are stricter, prices are higher, and the crowd skews older. If you want the full Bangkok rooftop experience with the dramatic views and the Instagram moments, this is where you come.

Quick Summary

Rooftop Bar Floor Best For Nearest BTS/MRT
Mahanakhon SkyWalk 78th Highest views, glass tray Chong Nonsi (130 m)
Sky Bar 64th Famous views, river panorama Saphan Taksin (430 m)
Vertigo 61st Classic open-air rooftop MRT Lumphini (700 m)
Nobu Bangkok 57th-60th Fine dining, 360° views Chong Nonsi (200 m)
Le Du Kaan 56th Thai fine dining with views Chong Nonsi (200 m)
Spire 39th Newest rooftop, golden spire Sala Daeng (150 m)
The Roof @ 38th 38th Quieter alternative Saint Louis (550 m)
Scarlett 37th Wine bar, French food Chong Nonsi (460 m)
Yao 32nd Chinese-inspired cocktails Chong Nonsi (870 m)
Throwback 9th Budget-friendly, BTS views MRT Silom (50 m)
Central Park 5th-8th Rooftop garden, casual Sala Daeng (150 m)

🍹 The Rooftops of Silom and Sathorn

Vertigo at Banyan Tree (Moon Bar)

Vertigo Rooftop Bar Bangkok

61st Floor – Location: Sathorn
Vertigo and Moon Bar at Banyan Tree Bangkok is one of those places I always enjoy coming back to, even after visiting dozens of other rooftops in Bangkok. Located on the 61st floor, the view is completely open, and it really gives you that floating-above-the-city feeling, especially just before sunset. The first time I went, it was the warm breeze and soft light that made the biggest impression. No glass walls, no big flashy lights — just Bangkok stretching in every direction and a low-lit bar where you can sit with a drink and take it all in.
  • Location: Sathorn
  • Hotel: Banyan Tree Bangkok
  • Address: 21/100 South, S Sathon Rd, Sathon, Bangkok 10120
  • Closest BTS/MRT Station: MRT Lumphini: 700 m
  • Open: 5 pm – 11 pm (Moon Bar), 6 pm – 1 am (Vertigo Restaurant)
  • Phone: 02 679 1200
  • Floor: 61st floor
  • Price: very high
  • Dress code: Smart casual is required; no shorts or flip-flops
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Sky Bar at State Tower

Sky Bar Rooftop Bar at Lebua Bangkok

64th Floor – Location: Silom
Sky Bar at Lebua is probably Bangkok’s most famous rooftop bar — and it definitely feels like it when you step out onto that golden-lit platform. Located on the 64th floor of State Tower, it became world-famous after The Hangover Part II, and even now, years later, people still come for that exact shot overlooking the curve of the Chao Phraya River.
  • Location: Silom
  • Hotel: Lebua at State Tower
  • Address: 61st Floor, The Dome at Lebua, Silom Road, Bangrak
  • Closest BTS/MRT Station: BTS Saphan Taksin: 430 m
  • Open: 6 pm – 1 am
  • Tel: 02 624 9555
  • Floor: 64th floor
  • Price: very high!
  • Dress Code: Smart Casual
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Mahanakhon SkyWalk

Mahanakorn Skywalk Bangkok

78th Floor – Location: Sathorn
Mahanakhon SkyWalk is probably the most thrilling rooftop experience you can get in Bangkok — and yes, it’s a bit expensive, but once you’re standing at the top of Thailand’s tallest building, it feels worth it. Getting up there is half the fun. The high-speed lift zooms to the 74th floor in just under a minute, and the animated screens inside give the odd feeling that you’re flying over the city. From there, you can explore a huge indoor observation deck before taking a glass elevator (or the stairs) up to the 78th floor, 314 metres above Bangkok.
  • Location: Silom
  • Address: 114 Naradhiwat Rajanagarindra Rd, Khwaeng Silom, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500
  • Closest BTS/MRT Station: BTS Chong Nonsi: 130 m
  • Open: 10 am – midnight (last admission at 11 pm)
  • Phone: 02 677 8721
  • Floor: 78th floor
  • Price: 765 baht
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Nobu Bangkok

Nobu Rooftop Restaurant in Bangkok

57th, 58th, 60th Floor – Location: Sathorn
Nobu Bangkok is one of the most impressive rooftop venues I’ve experienced in the city, and definitely one of the most luxurious. Spread across the 57th, 58th, and 60th floors of Empire Tower in Sathorn, this is the highest Nobu in the world, with an incredible 360-degree view over Bangkok, including the Chao Phraya River, Mahanakhon Tower, and even the green patch of Bang Krachao in the distance.  
  • Location: Sathorn
  • Address: 57th-58th Floor, Empire Tower, No.1, S Sathon Rd, Yan Nawa, Sathon, Bangkok 10120
  • Hours: 5.30 pm – 1 am
  • Phone: 024071654
  • Floor: 57th, 58th and 60th floor
  • Cuisine: Modern Japanese
  • BTS: Chong Nonsi BTS Skytrain station
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Le Du Kaan

Le Du Kaan Restaurant Bangkok

56th Floor – Location: Silom
Le Du Kaan is one of the most exciting new rooftop restaurants in Bangkok. Set on the 56th floor of Empire Tower in Silom, it’s the latest creation from Chef Thitid “Ton” Tassanakajohn, whose original Le Du restaurant — just across the street — earned a Michelin star and international recognition for its creative take on Thai cuisine.  
  • Location: Silom
  • Address: 56th Floor The Empire, 1 S Sathon Rd, Yan Nawa, Sathon, Bangkok 10120
  • Hours: 11.30 am -2.30 pm, 5 pm – 1 am
  • Phone: 024 071654
  • Floor: 56th
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Spire at Dusit Thani

Spire Rooftop Bar at Dusit Thani Bangkok

39th Floor – Location: Silom
Spire rooftop bar is the latest addition to the newly rebuilt Dusit Thani Bangkok, and it made a strong impression during our visit. Located on the 39th floor and spanning three levels, the venue is modern, spacious, and easily accessible via two lifts. Two floors feature large terraces with lounge seating, while the top floor is an open-air space with the iconic golden spire in the centre, a nod to the original hotel.  
  • Location: Silom – Dusit Thani Hotel
  • Floor: 39th
  • Address: 98 Rama IV Rd, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
  • Hours: 5 pm – 1 am
  • Phone: 022 009 000
  • Prices: high
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Yao Rooftop Bar

Yao Rooftop Bar at Marriott Bangkok Surawongsee

32nd Floor – Location: Silom
Yao Rooftop Bar, located on the 32nd floor of the Marriott Bangkok Surawongse, combines modern sophistication with Chinese-inspired decor. The bar offers stunning views of the city skyline and the Chao Phraya River, making it a popular spot for sunset drinks. The menu features Asian-inspired cocktails and light bites, blending traditional flavours with contemporary twists. With its elegant ambience and spacious layout, Yao is ideal for both casual evenings and special occasions. Accessible via BTS Chong Nonsi, reservations are recommended for prime seating near the edge. Read more about Yao Rooftop Bar.
  • Location: Silom
  • Hotel: Bangkok Marriott Hotel The Surawongse
  • Address: 262 Thanon Surawong, Si Phraya, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
  • Closest BTS/MRT Station: BTS Chong Nonsi: 870 m Open: 5 pm – 12 am
  • Phone: 02 088 5666
  • Floor: 32nd
  • Reservations: Reservation Recommended
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The Roof @ 38th Bar at Mode Sathorn Hotel

roof 38

38th floor- Location: Silom
  • Location: Sathorn
  • Hotel: Mode Sathorn Hotel
  • Address: 144 North Sathorn Rd, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
  • Closest BTS/MRT Station: BTS Saint Louis: 550 m
  • Phone: 02 623 4555
  • Hours: 5 pm – 12 am
  • Floor: 38th floor

Dusit Central Park

Central Park Bangkok

5th to 8th Floor – Location: Silom
Central Park brings a fresh shopping experience to Bangkok’s Silom district with its impressive 8-floor mall housing over 550 brands. The real highlight is the massive rooftop garden spanning 7 rai, where visitors can walk through trees and plants and waterfalls while enjoying breathtaking views of Lumphini Park and Bangkok’s skyline. The mall has earned recognition as “Asia’s New Culinary Landmark” with more than 50 restaurants and cafes. The ground floor’s Parkside Market features 70 street food stalls serving over 1,000 different dishes. Shopping covers eight floors with popular international brands.
  • Location: Silom
  • Hotel: Dusit Thani Bangkok Sukhumvit
  • Address: 946 Rama IV Rd, Si Lom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
  • Hours: 10 am – 10 pm
  • Phone: 020219999
  • Floor: 5th to 8th floor
  • BTS: Sala Daeng
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Scarlett Restaurant at Pullman Bangkok

Scarlett Wine Bar & Restaurant at Pullman Bangkok Hotel G

37th floor – Location: Silom
Scarlett Wine Bar & Restaurant at Pullman Bangkok Hotel G combines fine dining with rooftop views from its 37th-floor location. Known for its extensive wine list and French-inspired menu, Scarlett offers dishes such as charcuterie boards and premium steaks in an elegant setting. The outdoor terrace provides stunning views of Bangkok’s skyline, making it ideal for romantic dinners or special occasions. Located near the BTS Chong Nonsi station
  • Location: Silom
  • Hotel: Pullman Bangkok Hotel G
  • Address: 188 Si Lom, Khwaeng Suriya Wong, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
  • Closest BTS/MRT Station: BTS Chong Nonsi: 460 m
  • Hours: 5 pm – 12 am
  • Phone: 096 860 7990
  • Floor: 37th floor

Throwback Rooftop Bar

Throwback Rooftop Bar Bangkok

9th floor – Location: Silom
Throwback is a modest and reasonably priced rooftop bar located on the 9th floor of the Silom Edge Building, just across the road from the Silom MRT Station. The view of the busy road and the BTS Skytrain passing by regularly in front of Lumpini Park is a good photo opportunity.
  • Location: Silom
  • Address: 9th-floor Silom Edge Building, Silom Rd, Suriya Wong, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
  • Hours: 5 pm – 12 am
  • Phone: 061 493 6266
  • Floor: 9th
  • Price range: good

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FAQs about the Rooftops of Silom

A. Sky Bar at Lebua is the most famous, with its 64th-floor views over the Chao Phraya River. Vertigo at the Banyan Tree is the classic choice if you prefer a completely open-air setting. For something newer, Spire at Dusit Thani opened in 2024 with a striking golden spire design.

A. Mahanakhon SkyWalk is the highest at 78 floors, though it’s more of an observation deck than a bar. For a proper rooftop bar, Sky Bar on the 64th floor and Vertigo on the 61st floor offer the most dramatic heights. Nobu Bangkok spans the 57th to 60th floors with 360-degree views.

A. Yes, Silom rooftops are stricter than other areas. Sky Bar, Vertigo, Nobu, and Le Du Kaan all require smart casual. No shorts, flip-flops, or sleeveless shirts for men. Throwback and Central Park are more relaxed if you want something casual.

A. Silom rooftops are generally expensive. Cocktails at Sky Bar and Vertigo start around 500 to 700 Baht. Nobu and Le Du Kaan are even higher. For better value, try Throwback on the 9th floor where drinks run 200 to 350 Baht, or Yao which has happy hour deals.

A. Sky Bar doesn’t take reservations for the bar area, so arrive early, ideally before 6 pm, to get a spot near the edge. Vertigo accepts reservations for the restaurant but not the Moon Bar next to it. On weekends, both get crowded quickly after sunset.

A. Le Du Kaan is the standout for Thai fine dining with rooftop views. Nobu Bangkok offers modern Japanese cuisine across three floors. Vertigo has a proper restaurant alongside Moon Bar if you want dinner with your drinks. Scarlett at the Pullman is good for French food and wine.

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