Vertigo TOO Sky Bar: Unlimited Drinks & Spectacular Views

Bangkok looks its best from Vertigo TOO’s 60th-floor lounge, where a star-dotted ceiling, city lights, and views toward the Chao Phraya River turn a simple drink into an evening outing. I like the choice between a one-hour and two-hour pass, and I like that selected cocktails, wines, beers, spirits, soft drinks, and light appetizers are included. The main catch is value: if you stop in for only 20 minutes and have one beer, the price can feel steep.

I also like the relaxed indoor setting, especially if you want a sky-high view without sitting on an exposed rooftop. The cocktail trolley and mixologist add a bit of theater, while the snacks can make this more than a quick photo stop. Keep in mind that the drinks included with the voucher are a limited selection, and hotel transfers are not part of the package.

Key points to know before you book

• 60th-floor indoor setting: Enjoy Bangkok views from Vertigo TOO, one floor below the Banyan Tree’s rooftop Vertigo bar.
• One or two hours: Pick the shorter visit for a quick sunset or evening stop, or stay longer to make the open bar worthwhile.
• Selected unlimited drinks: The pass includes certain wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks, not every item on the menu.
• Chao Phraya views: Comfortable loungers face the Bangkok skyline and river, giving you a strong setting for an evening drink.
• Light food included: Fusion-style appetizers and snacks are part of the package, with additional food available for an extra charge.
• Music and cocktail service: A DJ or live music helps set the mood, and a mixologist may prepare drinks from a cocktail trolley.

A sky bar with a ceiling full of stars

Vertigo TOO gives you the high-rise Bangkok setting without requiring you to sit in the open air. The indoor lounge sits on the 60th floor at Banyan Tree Bangkok, just below the better-known Vertigo rooftop bar.

The first thing you notice is the arched ceiling dotted with small lights. It is designed to suggest a starry night, which works well after sunset when the city begins to sparkle below. You get the drama of a rooftop bar, but with more shelter and a more lounge-like feel.

I think this makes Vertigo TOO a good choice for a date or a polished start to an evening. The atmosphere feels more composed than a casual neighborhood bar, yet you are still there to relax with a drink rather than follow a formal dining schedule.

The view is the real reason to come. From the comfortable loungers, you can look over Bangkok and toward the Chao Phraya River. The city view is broad rather than intimate, so this is a place for taking in the scale of Bangkok, not for watching street life close up.

What your one or two hours look like

Your pass is designed around a fixed period of one or two hours. That choice matters more than it might first appear.

The one-hour option suits you if you are fitting Vertigo TOO between dinner and another evening plan. It gives you time to settle in, order a drink, enjoy a snack, and take in the view. It is also a sensible choice if you mainly want a high-rise photo setting and one polished cocktail.

The two-hour option gives the unlimited-drink idea more room to work in your favor. You can try more than one beverage, spend time with the appetizers, listen to the music, and watch Bangkok change as daylight fades. If you plan to stay for the full period, the longer pass is likely the stronger value.

There is no complicated sightseeing route here. You arrive at the lounge, settle into the seating, order from the included selection, and enjoy the view and music. The experience is deliberately simple. Its success depends on how much you value the setting and how long you stay.

A short stop can make the price hard to justify. One solo visitor stayed around 20 minutes, had one beer and one appetizer, then left feeling the cost was not worthwhile. The staff were not the problem. The lesson is practical: book this as a planned one or two-hour evening stop, not as a quick drink you might abandon after a few minutes.

The drink selection and cocktail trolley

The open bar covers selected wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks. The word selected is important. You should not assume that every cocktail or premium bottle is included.

A useful detail from the available feedback is that the voucher drink choices may be fairly limited. You can still enjoy the package, but check which drinks qualify before ordering if you have something specific in mind. Menu items can change depending on availability, so the exact selection is not fixed.

The cocktail trolley gives the drink service a more personal touch. A mixologist works with you to create a drink from the trolley, turning the order into part of the entertainment. That is a nice fit for a lounge where the point is not simply to consume as much as possible.

I would approach the open bar as a chance to sample a few included drinks, not as a drinking contest. The view, service, music, and setting carry much of the value. If you do not drink alcohol, soft drinks are included, but the package may feel less attractive compared with someone who plans to enjoy several beverages.

The experience also works for people who prefer a cocktail to beer or wine. Spirits and mixed drinks are included within the selected range, though specific brands and recipes may depend on the current menu.

Snacks and fusion appetizers

Light appetizers are included, and the food adds real value to the visit. You are not booking a full dinner, but the snacks give you something to enjoy while sitting with a drink and watching the city.

The food is described as fusion cuisine, and the available feedback is especially positive about the snacks. They are considered tasty enough to help justify the cost of the package. That makes the pass more useful for an early evening aperitif than for a late-night meal.

You can order other food items if you want more than the included snacks, paying only the difference. This is a practical option for couples or small groups with different appetites. One person can stay with the included food while another orders something extra.

Still, do not arrive expecting a large meal. The package includes light appetizers, not a full multi-course dinner. If you are hungry, plan your meal before or after the visit, or budget for additional items.

Music, seating, and the mood after sunset

Music is part of the experience. The lounge may feature DJ music or live music, depending on the evening. That gives the visit more energy than a quiet hotel lounge, though it also means the atmosphere may not suit someone looking for complete silence.

The comfortable loungers are a useful detail. You are not simply standing at a narrow railing with a drink in hand. The seating encourages you to stay for a while, which is important if you choose the two-hour pass.

The indoor design also gives the setting a different character from an open rooftop. The arched, light-speckled ceiling creates a controlled, stylish room, while the high windows keep the city view in focus. If you like the idea of a rooftop bar but prefer air conditioning and an indoor seat, this is a strong match.

For a romantic evening, the combination is easy to understand: night views, soft lighting, drinks, snacks, and music. A French-speaking couple praised it as a very good choice for a night out together, especially for the view after dark. That fits the setting well.

Solo visitors can enjoy it, but the value calculation is different. A couple can share the mood and linger over conversation, while a solo visitor may finish a drink quickly and feel less need to stay. If you are alone, choose the two-hour option only if you genuinely like sitting in a lounge with a view.

Is the $58.37 price worthwhile?

At $58.37 per person, this is not a cheap way to get a drink in Bangkok. You are paying for the Banyan Tree setting, the high-floor view, the service, the included drinks, the snacks, and the convenience of a prepaid time period.

The price makes more sense when you use the full allowance. Stay for the booked period, order several included drinks, sample the appetizers, and enjoy the music. If you plan to leave after one drink, you could spend less elsewhere and still see plenty of Bangkok at night.

The value also depends on what you want from a sky bar. If your priority is the city view and a polished evening setting, the package can be reasonable. If your priority is the cheapest possible cocktail, it is not the right purchase.

The longer option is likely better for people who want a relaxed evening rather than a quick look. The one-hour pass is easier to fit into a busy schedule, but it leaves less time to make the unlimited format feel worthwhile.

One positive detail is the ability to pay the difference for additional food. That gives you some control instead of forcing you into a fixed meal. The drink selection is less flexible, so look at the included options before booking if you care about a particular spirit, wine, or cocktail.

Getting there and planning your visit

The Banyan Tree Bangkok is near public transportation, so you can make your own way there without relying on a hotel transfer. Transfers are not included, and the experience does not provide a pickup service.

Your confirmation is received at the time of booking, and a mobile ticket is available. Keep it accessible on your phone when you arrive.

Since the pass is tied to one or two hours, plan the rest of your evening around it. You might pair it with dinner before or after, but do not treat it as a full meal unless you intend to order extra food.

The experience is suitable for most people. No special physical requirement is identified, and the setting is a seated indoor lounge. The key practical issue is not access but expectations: this is a high-end hotel bar package, not a casual street-side drink.

Menu items can change based on availability. That applies to both the included drinks and the food, so stay flexible if you have a very specific order in mind.

Who will enjoy Vertigo TOO most

I would recommend Vertigo TOO to couples, visitors marking a special evening, and anyone who wants a polished Bangkok view without committing to a full rooftop dinner.

It also suits a short evening itinerary. If you have only one night in Bangkok, a one-hour stop can give you a memorable look at the city from above without taking over the entire night.

You are likely to enjoy it if you:

• Like city views and hotel lounges
• Plan to stay for the complete one or two hours
• Want drinks and snacks in one package
• Prefer an indoor setting
• Enjoy background DJ or live music
• Are looking for a date-night setting

You may want to skip it if you dislike fixed packages or rarely have more than one drink. It may also disappoint you if you expect every cocktail and premium drink to be included, or if you want a substantial dinner.

The strongest parts are the view, the service, the comfortable seating, and the snacks. The weakest point is the price when the visit becomes very short.

Should you book Vertigo TOO?

Book it if you want a scenic, stylish Bangkok evening and intend to use the full one or two-hour pass. The night view of the city and Chao Phraya River is the main draw, while the appetizers, music, and cocktail trolley give you reasons to stay.

For the best value, choose the duration that matches your pace, check the selected drink options, and arrive ready to linger. Couples will probably get the most from the mood, while solo visitors should think carefully about whether they will stay long enough to make the price worthwhile.

If that sounds like your kind of evening, Vertigo TOO is a polished choice. If you only want one quick drink, spend less elsewhere and save this package for a night when you can enjoy the full setting.

FAQ

Where is Vertigo TOO located?

Vertigo TOO is at Banyan Tree Bangkok in Bangkok, Thailand. The indoor lounge 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 pass.

What drinks are included?

The pass includes selected wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks. The exact menu can change based on availability.

Are food items included?

Light appetizers and snacks are included. Additional food can be ordered by paying the difference.

Are hotel transfers included?

No. Hotel transfers are not included.

Is a mobile ticket available?

Yes. The experience provides a mobile ticket, and confirmation is received when you book.

Is the bar indoors?

Yes. Vertigo TOO is an indoor lounge with an arched ceiling covered in small lights.

Can I see the Chao Phraya River?

Yes. The lounge offers views over Bangkok and the Chao Phraya River.

Can I cancel or change my booking?

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