Vertigo TOO Sky Bar: Unlimited Drinks & Spectacular Views

Bangkok looks different from the 60th floor. Vertigo TOO pairs panoramic city views with unlimited selected drinks, light appetizers, DJ music, and a relaxed indoor setting at Banyan Tree Bangkok. I like the choice between one and two hours, and I like that the cocktail service can include a mixologist working from a trolley to create a more personal drink.

The main caution is price. At $58.37 per person, you need to stay long enough and order enough included drinks to make the pass worthwhile. One visitor stayed only about 20 minutes, had one beer and one appetizer, and felt it did not pay off. That is a useful warning, especially if you are visiting alone or prefer a quick drink.

Key points to know before you go

• A 60th-floor indoor bar: Vertigo TOO sits just below Banyan Tree’s famous rooftop bar, with an arched, star-filled ceiling and views toward Bangkok and the Chao Phraya River.
• One or two hours of unlimited drinks: Your voucher covers selected wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks for the duration you choose.
• Light food is included: Appetizers come with the pass, and one visitor praised the snack selection as delicious and good value.
• Cocktail service has a show element: A mixologist can prepare a personalised drink from a cocktail trolley.
• The night atmosphere matters: DJ music, loungers, city lights, and the dark indoor setting make this more of an evening occasion than a simple bar stop.
• Know the value limit: The included drinks are selected items, not necessarily everything on the bar menu, and menu choices can change with availability.

Why Vertigo TOO works for a Bangkok night out

Bangkok has no shortage of rooftop bars, but Vertigo TOO offers a slightly different setup. You are high above the city, yet you are inside, under an arched ceiling dotted with lights that imitates a starry sky. That gives you the high-rise view without making the whole experience depend on an open rooftop.

The setting is polished and romantic. Comfortable loungers let you settle in rather than stand at a crowded counter, and the lights of Bangkok spread out below you. The Chao Phraya River forms part of the view, adding a clear focal point to the wide city panorama.

I particularly like the fact that the experience is built around time, not a single drink. You choose a one-hour or two-hour open bar pass, then use that window to enjoy drinks, snacks, music, and the view. That is easier than ordering each item separately and watching the bill rise with every cocktail.

Still, this is not a bargain bar. The price makes sense only if you treat it as a planned evening stop. If you want one beer before dinner, you may be paying for far more than you use.

Arriving at the Banyan Tree and heading skyward

Vertigo TOO is located at Banyan Tree Bangkok, a well-known luxury hotel in the city. The bar is on the 60th floor, one floor below the Vertigo rooftop bar. That location gives you a dramatic sense of height while keeping you in the more controlled setting of an indoor lounge.

The experience is easy to fit into an evening because it lasts approximately one or two hours. You do not need to give up half a day, and you can build it around dinner or another night-time plan. Public transportation is nearby, which helps if you do not want to rely on a hotel transfer. Transfers are not included.

Your mobile ticket is useful here. Confirmation is provided at booking, and you can show the voucher as needed. Since the experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed after booking, I would avoid reserving it until you are confident about your evening plans.

The 60th-floor room and its night view

The room itself is the first major part of the experience. Vertigo TOO has an arched ceiling covered with small lights, designed to suggest a starry night. That detail matters because the bar is indoors, so the ceiling supplies some of the atmosphere that an open rooftop would normally get from the sky above.

From your seat, you can look across Bangkok from a high vantage point. The view includes the city and the Chao Phraya River, giving you both a broad sweep of buildings and a distinct ribbon of water. At night, the city lights provide the main show.

The French review described the night view as especially beautiful for a romantic evening, and that fits the setting. The loungers, low lighting, and wide view suit couples better than people who want a fast, noisy bar crawl. You can enjoy the scenery without needing a special sightseeing itinerary.

The view is also the part you can enjoy even if you are not drinking alcohol. Soft drinks are included, and the indoor room gives you a comfortable place to sit while the skyline does most of the work.

What the one-hour and two-hour passes include

You can choose a one-hour or two-hour open bar voucher. Both options include selected wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks. The important word is selected. Unlimited does not mean every drink on the full menu is automatically included.

The pass also includes light appetizers. These are not presented as a full meal, so plan to eat elsewhere if you need dinner. They work better as snacks alongside drinks and help turn the visit into a complete pre-dinner or after-dinner stop.

I would choose the two-hour option if you want to relax, watch the city change as the evening progresses, and try more than one drink. It gives you time to settle into the lounge, order food, and enjoy the music without checking the clock.

The one-hour pass can work well when your evening is tightly planned. It is also the safer choice if you mainly want the view and a short cocktail stop. But remember the experience costs $58.37 per person as stated, so the shorter option may be less attractive if the price difference between the two packages is small.

The available choices can change. Menu items depend on availability, and the selected voucher drinks may be fewer than you expect. One visitor enjoyed the snacks and felt the value was good, but also noted that the drink choices allowed by the voucher were limited. That is the clearest practical point to keep in mind.

Drinks, the cocktail trolley, and the food

The cocktail trolley adds a bit of theater to the bar service. A mixologist prepares a personalised drink from the trolley, so ordering is not simply a matter of pointing at a menu and waiting. If you enjoy watching a drink come together, this may be one of the more memorable parts of the visit.

The included categories cover a useful range: wine, beer, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks. That gives a group some flexibility when one person wants a cocktail and another would rather have beer or a nonalcoholic drink.

Do not assume that every premium spirit or signature cocktail is included. The voucher applies to selected items, and additional choices may cost extra. One visitor specifically noted that other food could be ordered by paying only the difference, but you should confirm the current arrangements at the bar because menu items are subject to change.

The appetizers appear to be a strong part of the package. They are described as light, so think of small bites rather than a replacement for dinner. Their role is to keep the drinks company and give you something to enjoy while you take in the view.

If you are visiting with someone who likes food as much as scenery, the snack offering makes the package more appealing. If you have a large appetite, budget for another meal before or after.

Music, loungers, and the pace of the evening

DJ music forms part of the atmosphere, and the itinerary also refers to live music. Either way, this is not a silent sightseeing platform. You can expect the sound and energy of a proper evening bar, balanced by the comfortable loungers and indoor surroundings.

That mix gives the visit a clear rhythm. You can start with the view, order a drink, try an appetizer, and let the music carry the evening along. The bar is best enjoyed slowly rather than treated as a quick photo stop.

The social setting may affect how much value you get. A couple or small group can share the occasion and make good use of the two-hour window. A solo visitor can still enjoy the view and service, but the price may feel harder to justify if you leave quickly.

One solo visitor stayed around 20 minutes, had one appetizer and one beer, then left. The staff were described as friendly, so the concern was not service. The issue was simply that the open bar had barely been used. My advice is direct: if you book this, commit to staying long enough to enjoy the room.

Is $58.37 good value?

At $58.37 per person, the pass sits in the special-occasion category rather than the casual-drink category. You are paying for the Banyan Tree setting, the 60th-floor position, the view, the snacks, the music, and the freedom to order several included drinks during your time slot.

For a couple celebrating an evening in Bangkok, that package can make sense. The high setting and night view give you a clear reason for the price, and the open bar removes some of the uncertainty that comes with ordering cocktails in a luxury hotel.

The value becomes weaker if you drink little, stay briefly, or want a large meal. A single beer and a small appetizer will not make much financial sense at this rate. The experience rewards people who will use the pass fully.

I also would not book it solely because the word unlimited appears in the description. Check the selected drink range when you arrive, and ask which items are covered before ordering something outside the voucher. The included categories are broad, but the exact menu can change.

Who will enjoy Vertigo TOO most?

I would recommend this experience to:

• Couples looking for a polished Bangkok night with a dramatic city view.
• Small groups who want drinks and snacks in one high-rise setting.
• Visitors who enjoy cocktails, music, and a slower lounge atmosphere.
• Anyone who wants a rooftop-style view but prefers an indoor bar.
• People with a free one or two hours in their evening itinerary.

I would be more cautious if you are mainly seeking a cheap drink, a full dinner, or a short stop between sightseeing activities. The package is also less convincing for someone who rarely drinks and does not care much about hotel bars.

Solo visitors are not excluded, and staff service has been described positively. The real question is whether you will enjoy sitting with the view and music long enough to use the package. If the answer is yes, going alone can still work. If you are likely to look around, finish one drink, and leave, choose another viewpoint or bar.

Practical details that affect your visit

The experience lasts approximately one or two hours, depending on the package you select. You receive a mobile ticket, and confirmation comes at the time of booking.

The bar is near public transportation, but hotel transfers are not included. Plan your own way to Banyan Tree Bangkok and allow enough time to reach the 60th floor without rushing your booking window.

Most people can participate. The available menu can change based on supply, so do not treat the food and drink list as fixed. If a particular cocktail, spirit, or snack matters to you, ask what is currently included when you arrive.

The pass cannot be refunded or changed for any reason. That makes flexible planning important. Bangkok traffic and changing evening plans are good reasons to book only when your schedule is settled.

Should you book Vertigo TOO Sky Bar?

Book it if you want a romantic or celebratory Bangkok evening built around city views, lounge seating, music, snacks, and several included drinks. The night view and indoor design are the strongest reasons to come, and the cocktail trolley adds a pleasant touch beyond a standard hotel bar.

Skip it if you only want one quick drink or if $58.37 feels high for light appetizers and selected beverages. For the best value, choose the longer visit, arrive ready to stay, and confirm which drinks are covered before ordering. Used that way, Vertigo TOO can be a memorable night out rather than an expensive photo stop.

FAQ

Where is Vertigo TOO Sky Bar located?

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

How long does the experience last?

You can choose a one-hour or two-hour open bar package. The overall visit is approximately one to two hours.

What drinks are included?

The voucher includes selected wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks. The exact available items can change.

Does the pass include food?

Yes. Light appetizers are included with the open bar voucher. The experience does not describe the appetizers as a full meal.

Is the bar indoors or outdoors?

Vertigo TOO is an indoor bar. It has an arched ceiling dotted with lights that imitates a starry night.

Can I see the Chao Phraya River?

Yes. The bar provides views of Bangkok and the Chao Phraya River from its high-floor position.

Is music part of the experience?

Yes. DJ music is included in the atmosphere, and the experience also refers to live music.

Are hotel transfers included?

No. Hotel transfers are not included, although the venue is near public transportation.

Can I cancel or change my booking?

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