Vertigo TOO Sky Bar: Unlimited Drinks & Spectacular Views

Bangkok looks different from the 60th floor. Vertigo TOO gives you a stylish indoor perch at Banyan Tree Bangkok, with broad city views, views toward the Chao Phraya River, unlimited drinks, light snacks, and music for one or two hours. I like the starry ceiling and comfortable loungers, which make this more relaxed than a bare rooftop bar. I also like the cocktail trolley, where a mixologist prepares a drink as part of the evening rather than simply handing you a glass.

The main catch is value. At $58.37 per person, you need to stay long enough to enjoy several drinks and the food for the price to make sense. A solo visitor who stays only 20 minutes, has one beer and one appetizer, may find it expensive. Couples and friends who settle in for the full two-hour option will get more from it.

Key points to know before booking

• The bar sits on the 60th floor: Vertigo TOO is indoors, one level below the rooftop Vertigo bar, with views of Bangkok and the Chao Phraya River.
• You choose one or two hours: The longer package gives you more time to use the open bar and enjoy the setting.
• Unlimited drinks are included: Selected wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks are covered by the voucher.
• The ceiling creates a night-sky effect: Small lights across the arched ceiling add atmosphere without exposing you to rooftop weather.
• Light food comes with the pass: Appetizers and fusion-style snacks are included, with menu items subject to availability.
• It suits a planned evening: The experience is often booked about 29 days ahead, so do not leave a special-occasion visit until the last minute.

Arriving at Banyan Tree Bangkok for the 60th-floor view

Vertigo TOO is part of Banyan Tree Bangkok, a high-end hotel with this bar located high above the city. The setting matters because you are not simply buying drinks. You are paying for a polished evening in a landmark hotel, with a wide view and a carefully designed room.

The bar is indoors, which gives you a useful alternative to Bangkok’s open-air rooftop bars. You can enjoy the height and city lights without being fully exposed to heat, wind, or rain. The information provided does not promise a particular table, so you should not assume that every seat has the same angle toward the river.

Vertigo TOO is one floor below the open-air Vertigo rooftop bar. That gives you the same sense of being high above Bangkok, but in a more sheltered setting. If you want an exposed rooftop experience, the adjacent Vertigo bar may be closer to what you imagine. If you prefer air conditioning and lounge seating, TOO is the better fit.

The pass is delivered as a mobile ticket, and confirmation arrives at booking. The bar is near public transportation, but hotel transfers are not included, so you need to arrange your own way there and back.

The starry ceiling and indoor lounge

The first thing to notice inside is the arched ceiling, dotted with small lights that imitate a night sky. It is a simple idea, but it gives the room a clear identity. You get a little theater overhead while the real Bangkok lights spread out beyond the windows.

The seating includes comfortable loungers, making the room better for lingering than for a quick standing drink. This is important when judging the price. The one-hour pass works for a short pre-dinner stop, while the two-hour choice gives you time to sit, order, eat, and take in the view without rushing.

The mood is stylish rather than casual. Music is part of the evening, with DJ music and live music described as part of the entertainment. The exact music program may vary, so think of it as a bar with a musical backdrop rather than a concert.

The setting works especially well for couples. A night view over Bangkok, low lounge seating, and the illuminated ceiling create a date-night feel. Friends can also enjoy it, but the format is less suited to anyone who wants a noisy pub or a fast, inexpensive drink.

Unlimited drinks, with important limits

The open bar includes selected wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks. That is a broad list, but the word selected matters. You should not assume that every bottle, brand, or cocktail on the regular menu is included.

One practical point comes from the experience itself: the drinks available under the voucher may be limited. A visit can still be good value, especially with the snacks, but your choices may be narrower than the full bar menu. If you want something outside the included selection, you may be able to order it and pay the difference. That option is specifically described in connection with food, so check the current terms at the venue before assuming it applies to every drink.

The cocktail trolley adds a personal touch. A mixologist prepares a drink from the trolley, turning the order into a small performance. This is more memorable than ordering a standard beer, although the enjoyment depends on how much you like cocktails and how much time you spend at the bar.

For value, count your likely drinks honestly. At $58.37, the pass is not a bargain if you plan to have one beer and leave. It makes more sense if you want several included drinks, appetizers, a view, and a comfortable place to spend part of the evening.

Soft drinks are included, which helps if you are not drinking alcohol. You can still use the setting and food, though the financial value is likely stronger for someone who plans to enjoy several alcoholic drinks during the allotted period.

Appetizers and fusion-style snacks

Light appetizers are included with the pass, and the food is described as fusion cuisine. The snacks are more than a token bowl of nuts. One detailed account praised the snack options as delicious and considered them an important part of the value.

Do not arrive expecting a full dinner. The pass is designed for drinks with light food, not a complete multi-course meal. If you need a substantial meal, you may want to eat before or after, or ask about ordering additional dishes and paying the difference.

Menu items can change based on availability. That means you should treat the included food as a rotating selection rather than a fixed promise of a particular dish. The flexibility is useful, but anyone with a specific food plan should avoid assuming that one particular appetizer will be served.

The food plays an important role for non-drinkers and for anyone who wants to slow the pace. A small plate in a lounge can turn a quick drink into a proper evening stop. It also helps couples share the experience instead of focusing only on the number of cocktails included.

Choosing one hour or two

The one-hour pass suits a tight Bangkok schedule. You can use it as an early evening stop, enjoy the views, have a drink or two, sample the snacks, and move on. It is also the safer choice if you are not sure how long you want to spend in a high-end bar.

The two-hour pass is the better choice for a date or a relaxed night out. You have time to settle into the loungers, watch the city change after dark, order more than one round, and enjoy the food at a slower pace.

The short duration also explains why this is not a sightseeing tour in the usual sense. You are not moving between several attractions. The experience centers on one indoor lounge, and its value comes from staying there long enough to enjoy the room, the service, the drinks, and the view.

I would not book the two-hour option if you already have a packed evening and only want a quick photograph. You will get more from it when the bar itself is part of your plan, not an afterthought between other stops.

What the Bangkok view adds

From high above the city, you can look across Bangkok and toward the Chao Phraya River. The view is the main reason to choose this bar over a standard hotel lounge. You are paying for height, perspective, and an evening setting rather than only for the alcohol.

The view is especially attractive after dark, when the city becomes a field of lights. The French-language feedback described the nighttime view as particularly beautiful, and that matches the basic appeal of the experience: this is designed for an evening visit, not a daytime sightseeing session.

Because the bar is indoors, the view is enjoyed through the room rather than from an exposed roof edge. That can be a benefit in Bangkok’s warm weather. It also means the experience may feel less dramatic than an open-air rooftop on a clear night.

A good approach is to treat the view as part of the atmosphere, not as a guaranteed private photo platform. The seating arrangement, lighting, and other customers may affect your sightline. The supplied information does not promise a reserved window table.

Service, music, and the overall mood

The hotel and bar service received strong praise in the detailed feedback. That is useful because a high price needs more than a nice view. The staff interaction, cocktail preparation, and polished hotel environment help explain what you are buying.

The cocktail trolley is the most distinctive service detail. Rather than making every order feel identical, it gives at least some drinks a made-to-order quality. The exact cocktails included can change, so ask which options are covered before ordering.

Music is another part of the design. DJ music is mentioned in the main description, while the itinerary also refers to live music. You should expect sound and entertainment in the room, but not rely on a specific performer or style unless the venue confirms it.

The mood is best described as polished and romantic. It is a good match for an anniversary, a first evening in Bangkok, or a final-night drink with a view. It is less suitable if you want a low-cost local bar with a casual crowd.

Is $58.37 good value?

The price makes sense only when you use the full package. You receive a one-hour or two-hour open-bar voucher, selected alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, light appetizers, entertainment, and access to a high-floor hotel lounge.

For a couple who stays for two hours and enjoys several drinks with snacks, the price can be reasonable. The setting also removes the need to pay separately for a rooftop view, although the package does not include hotel transportation.

For a solo visitor, the calculation is less forgiving. One detailed experience lasted about 20 minutes and included one beer and one appetizer, which did not feel worth the cost. The bar staff were not blamed for that poor value judgment. The lesson is simple: this is a time-based experience, so you need to use the time.

The included drinks are selected rather than unlimited access to everything on the menu. The snack selection may also change. I would book it for the setting and the full evening package, not because $58.37 guarantees premium versions of every drink available at the bar.

Who should book Vertigo TOO?

I think this suits:

• Couples looking for a romantic Bangkok evening
• Friends who want a polished high-floor bar with food
• Visitors who plan to stay for the full two hours
• People who want a rooftop-style view but prefer an indoor lounge
• Drinkers who can make good use of the included bar selection
• Anyone with a special evening who values atmosphere as much as quantity

I would be more cautious if you are traveling alone and do not usually linger at bars. The experience can still work, but you need to enjoy the view, snacks, music, and lounge setting rather than treating it as a quick drink stop.

It is also a poor fit for a full dinner, a low-cost night out, or anyone expecting every drink on the regular menu to be included. The cancellation terms are strict: the experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason, so book only when your plans are firm.

Final decision: book it for the evening, not just the drink

Vertigo TOO is worth considering when you want a polished Bangkok night with a view, light food, music, and a steady supply of selected drinks. I especially like the indoor starry ceiling, the comfortable loungers, the river view, and the cocktail trolley.

Book the two-hour option if you are celebrating, traveling as a couple, or want the experience to be the evening’s main event. Choose one hour only if your schedule is tight and you know you will still make use of the pass.

Skip it if you plan to stay for 20 minutes, have one drink, and leave. At this price, the smart move is to slow down, use the included food and drinks, and let Bangkok do the showing off.

FAQ

Where is Vertigo TOO located?

Vertigo TOO is at Banyan Tree Bangkok in Bangkok, Thailand. It is located on the 60th floor, one floor below the Vertigo rooftop bar.

How long does the experience last?

You can choose either a one-hour or two-hour open-bar pass.

What drinks are included?

The voucher includes selected wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks. The available selection may vary.

Is food included?

Yes. Light appetizers are included, with menu items subject to availability.

Is this an indoor or outdoor bar?

Vertigo TOO is an indoor lounge. It has an arched ceiling with lights that imitate a starry night.

Can I see the Chao Phraya River?

Yes. The lounge offers views across Bangkok, including views of the Chao Phraya River.

Is hotel transportation included?

No. Hotel transfers are not included.

Is the experience available as a mobile ticket?

Yes. A mobile ticket is provided, and confirmation is received at the time of booking.

Can I cancel or change my booking?

No. The experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason.