Skyline views with a cocktail clock. Vertigo TOO Sky Bar in Bangkok is all about a 1- or 2-hour open bar with huge city views from high up. I like that it pairs the obvious wow factor with real pacing: you drink, you snack, you look out at Bangkok’s river-and-skyline backdrop.

Two things I especially enjoyed: the panoramic views from the 60th floor, and the vibe inside the lounge—star-like lights overhead, comfortable loungers, and music that keeps the evening moving. One thing to consider before you buy: the voucher covers selected drinks, so the exact cocktail lineup can feel a bit limited depending on what’s available.

Key Highlights Worth Knowing

• 1- or 2-hour unlimited open bar lets you match the experience to your night
• Views from the 60th floor include Bangkok cityscape and the Chao Phraya River
• Starry indoor design with an arched ceiling dotted by lights
• Cocktail trolley service where the mixologist helps with a more personalized order
• Light appetizers included, with snack options that can change based on availability
• Best for couples and groups; solo can feel short if you’re not staying longer

Vertigo TOO Sky Bar: The High-Floor, Date-Night Alternative

Vertigo TOO Sky Bar sits at Banyan Tree Bangkok, one floor below the Vertigo rooftop bar experience. You’re not outside in the wind; you’re in an indoor lounge on high, with the kind of lighting that makes even a quick drink feel special. The setting is built for relaxing with a view, not for rushing around a checklist.

What makes it interesting is the combination of atmosphere and structure. You get a set time window—either 1 hour or 2 hours—with unlimited drinks in that window, plus light appetizers. That turns it into a simple plan for your evening: show up, settle in, and let the skyline do the talking.

I also like how the space feels designed rather than generic. The arched ceiling is dotted with lights like a starry night, and the lounge seating gives you a place to actually enjoy the view instead of standing shoulder-to-shoulder.

Your 1-Hour vs 2-Hour Pass: Pick the Time That Fits Your Style

This is sold as a timed open bar pass, so the decision is less about “which is better” and more about “what kind of night are you having.” The 1-hour option works best if you want a strong start—one focused drink cycle and a couple of snacks—then head to your next stop. The 2-hour option is for lingering, ordering again, and actually settling into the rhythm of the lounge.

Here’s the practical truth: unlimited only matters when you stay long enough to make it feel worth it. One review specifically called out that a solo visit felt too short for the price, with only about 20 minutes spent before leaving. That doesn’t mean the bar isn’t good—it’s more about matching the time to your pace.

If you’re the type who likes to order slowly, take photos, and enjoy a conversation, go 2 hours. If you’re flying solo and you already know you won’t drink much, you might prefer using the money for a different evening plan—because a timed pass can feel like a trap if you move through it faster than expected.

What You Get for $58.37: Unlimited Drinks, Selected Coverage, and Snacks

At $58.37 per person, this isn’t a budget happy hour. But it also isn’t priced like a full-on private cocktail experience. The value comes from the structure: your voucher covers selected beverages plus light appetizers during your pass window.

The included drinks are listed as:

• Selected wines, beers, spirits
• Cocktails
• Soft drinks

That “selected” word matters. A review noted that drinks subject to voucher promotions can be limited, with fewer cocktail options than you might hope. The same review also said the snack options were delicious and did a good job of balancing the whole deal. Another point from the same type of feedback: if you want something outside what’s covered, you may be able to order other items and pay the difference.

So think of it like this: you’re paying for altitude, atmosphere, and a guaranteed flow of drinks within a defined menu range. If you love whatever cocktails are in the voucher selection that night, it feels like a smart buy. If you’re picky about specific cocktails, don’t assume every signature drink is covered.

Stop at Vertigo TOO: Starry Ceiling, Lounge Seating, DJ Music

Once you’re in, the lounge sets the mood quickly. The most memorable visual detail is the arched ceiling dotted with lights, giving the room a starry-night effect. It’s the kind of design that makes even a quick drink feel like a mini occasion.

You’ll also notice the lounge layout. Comfortable loungers are a real advantage at places like this because you can actually relax, not just brace yourself for a city-view photo. And the music helps, with DJ music mentioned as part of the atmosphere.

Then there’s the ordering experience. Instead of a plain bar line, you interact with a mixologist who works from a cocktail trolley. That turns drink ordering into part performance, and it’s a nice touch if you enjoy customization. You’re not just asking for a standard pour—you can ask for a personalized experience based on what you like.

The View From the 60th Floor: Bangkok’s River and Cityscape

The view is the headline here, and it’s not vague. From Vertigo TOO, you get Bangkok’s cityscape and the Chao Phraya River from high up. That combination matters because Bangkok isn’t just “a skyline”—it’s a city with water, light trails, and layers of buildings that look different as the evening progresses.

This is also why timing matters. If you arrive when the sky is still bright, you’ll get a different look than you’ll get after dark. Even within a 1- or 2-hour window, you can often catch a transition that makes the photos better and your photos less repetitive.

If you’re planning a date night, this is the kind of setting that makes conversation easier. You’re not staring at a screen or shouting over street noise. You’re sitting high above the city, with enough going on visually to keep things interesting.

Drinks and Snacks: How to Get the Most From the Voucher

This is where you should manage expectations. The voucher covers unlimited drinks, but the drink selection is tied to what’s included that day, and snack options can change based on availability. One review noted that snack choices were delightful and good for the cost-benefit balance, even when the voucher drink list felt narrower.

Here’s how to handle it without stressing:

• First, order something you already know you’ll enjoy from the included selection.
• After that, if you want to experiment, ask what’s available within the voucher range.
• Use the light appetizers to pace yourself so the drinks don’t blur the whole hour.

Also, remember that light appetizers are exactly that. Don’t treat this as a full dinner plan. If you’re hungry, go in with a sense of what you’ll get: enough to keep you comfortable while you enjoy the lounge and the view.

And if you’re the type who likes paying for upgrades when you find something perfect, keep that option in your back pocket. There’s a hint in the feedback that you can choose other food and pay only the difference if you want something beyond the included snack set.

Timing Tips for a Smooth Evening (Without the Stress)

You’ll typically want to time this as a main prelude to dinner or a stylish start before you continue your night. Since it’s a timed open bar, being “fashionably late” isn’t the move unless you’re comfortable losing some of your window.

If you choose the 1-hour pass, arrive ready to order quickly. That usually means you don’t wait for someone to decide what they want once you’re seated. If you choose 2 hours, you have more room for a relaxed rhythm—order, snack, look out at the river view, then order again.

Because it’s indoor, you don’t have to worry about sudden weather shifts ruining your experience. Your real variables are your pacing and how much of your pass window you spend just settling in.

Getting There: Simple, Central, and Nearby Transit

This experience is near public transportation, which matters in Bangkok where routes can be quick when you’re near the right stops. It also helps if you’re hopping between multiple spots in the evening.

Hotel transfers aren’t included, so you’ll want to plan your own way to Banyan Tree Bangkok. The upside is you’re not stuck with a complicated pick-up or waiting around for a van. If you already have your transport figured out for the night, this fits smoothly into a larger itinerary.

Who Should Book Vertigo TOO (and Who Might Skip)

This is a strong pick if you want:

• A skyline view that feels special without being outdoorsy
• An easy, timed plan for drinks and snacks
• A night that works for couples—the romantic vibe shows up clearly in the feedback, especially around the night views

It can be a weaker value if:

• You’re solo and you know you won’t stay through most of the time window
• You’re picky about exact cocktails and assume every drink is covered under the voucher

If you’re coming with friends and you’re the type who likes to try a couple of different drinks in one sitting, 2 hours tends to land better. If you’re doing a date and want the “we’re up in the clouds” moment without overplanning, the 60th-floor setting does that job fast.

And if you want a more leisurely photo-and-chat evening, choose 2 hours. The time structure is the whole point, and stretching it makes the unlimited part feel less like a countdown.

Quick Reality Check: The Value Equation

Here’s how I’d decide in under a minute:

• If you’ll actually use the full window and you’re happy with selected included drinks, the $58.37 price can feel fair for the view + unlimited flow + snacks.
• If you’re likely to leave early or only drink one thing, the same price can feel too steep because the value depends on time spent.

One piece of feedback echoed that idea from the solo perspective: the experience can feel not worth it if you only stay briefly. That’s the main caution flag—not the staff, not the vibe, not the views.

Should You Book Vertigo TOO Sky Bar?

Book it if you want an easy date-night upgrade with big Bangkok views and a time-based open bar that removes decision fatigue. I’d lean toward the 2-hour option if you want the experience to feel complete.

Skip it or rethink the plan if you’re traveling solo and unsure you’ll stay long enough, or if you’re expecting every dream cocktail to be included. If your goal is to try drinks, snack, and enjoy the star-lit lounge with river views, this is a very solid way to spend a Bangkok evening.

FAQ

What does the open bar voucher include?

Your voucher covers selected wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks.

Is it unlimited drinks or a fixed number?

It’s an open bar pass, meaning you have unlimited drinks within your chosen time window.

How long can I stay with the pass?

You can choose a 1-hour or 2-hour option.

Are appetizers included?

Yes. You get light appetizers along with the open bar.

Are there any drink or food limits?

Menu items can change based on availability, and drink options covered by the voucher are selected.

Does this include hotel transfers?

No, hotel transfers are not included.

Is this experience refundable?

No. It’s non-refundable and can’t be changed for any reason.

Will I receive a ticket digitally?

Yes, it’s a mobile ticket.

Is it easy to reach using public transportation?

It’s near public transportation, so you should have convenient options to get there.

How far in advance should I book?

On average, it’s booked about 29 days in advance.