Baiyoke Sky Observation Deck
About
The observation deck at the Baiyoke Sky Hotel fills the 77th floor of the 88-storey tower that rises over Pratunam, and a second viewpoint turns slowly on the rooftop at the 84th floor. On a clear day the hotel says the view carries past the edge of the city to the Gulf of Thailand, and the indoor deck has maps, multimedia kiosks and coin-operated telescopes for working out what you are looking at.
It suits visitors who want a city view and a buffet dinner in one booking, and shoppers already in Pratunam, where the tower stands beside the wholesale clothing market. The hotel lists Platinum Fashion Mall about 500 meters away. The Airport Rail Link stops at Ratchaprarop station next door, so the deck is a direct train ride from Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Two levels of view
The visit starts on the 77th-floor observation deck, where the kiosks and telescopes help pick out landmarks some 250 meters below. The same ticket covers the revolving viewpoint on the 84th-floor roof. It also includes one drink at The Roof Top Bar on the 83rd floor, where floor-to-ceiling windows face the city.
Dinner with the view included
Every buffet restaurant on the upper floors includes entry to both the 77th-floor deck and the revolving roof in its price, so if you plan to eat in the tower, a dinner booking covers the view as well. The choice runs from a Thai buffet laid out on boats to grill, seafood and Chinese buffets, spread across the 75th to 82nd floors. Menus change without notice, and the restaurants take reservations by phone.
Before you go
The observatory is a non-smoking area, betel nut and chewing gum are not allowed, and bags go through a security check. Opening hours can change during long holidays, so check before planning a late visit around a public holiday. The hotel group runs a free shuttle between the tower, the Airport Rail Link and three BTS stations, with a timetable on its website.
Staying in the tower
Baiyoke Sky Hotel itself has 658 rooms and suites between the 22nd and 74th floors, arranged in three zones by height, from the Standard Zone to the Space Zone at the top.
Restaurants and bar in the tower
Baiyoke Floating Market on the 75th floor is a Thai buffet with more than 100 Thai and international dishes set out on boats, open from late morning to late evening.
Bangkok Sky Restaurant on the 76th and 78th floors serves a seafood and international buffet at dinner, in two seatings, and shares the breakfast service with Bangkok Balcony.
Stella Palace on the 79th floor is a Chinese buffet with more than 60 dishes, from Peking duck and dim sum to abalone soup and seafood.
Bangkok Balcony on the 81st floor serves a grill and international buffet, and has four outdoor wings the hotel calls Sky Boxes.
Crystal Grill on the 82nd floor is the premium grill and seafood buffet, with grilled river prawns, oysters, imported steak and sushi.
The Roof Top Bar on the 83rd floor serves cocktails, wine and tapas in the evening.
Sources: Baiyoke Sky Hotel observatory, dining, getting around, map and directions. Checked September 26, 2026.
Contact Information
Bangkok, 10400
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Baiyoke Sky Observation Deck
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About Baiyoke Sky Observation Deck
The observation deck at the Baiyoke Sky Hotel fills the 77th floor of the 88-storey tower that rises over Pratunam, and a second viewpoint turns slowly on the rooftop at the 84th floor. On a clear day the hotel says the view carries past the edge of the city to the Gulf of Thailand, and the indoor deck has maps, multimedia kiosks and coin-operated telescopes for working out what you are looking at.
It suits visitors who want a city view and a buffet dinner in one booking, and shoppers already in Pratunam, where the tower stands beside the wholesale clothing market. The hotel lists Platinum Fashion Mall about 500 meters away. The Airport Rail Link stops at Ratchaprarop station next door, so the deck is a direct train ride from Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Two levels of view
The visit starts on the 77th-floor observation deck, where the kiosks and telescopes help pick out landmarks some 250 meters below. The same ticket covers the revolving viewpoint on the 84th-floor roof. It also includes one drink at The Roof Top Bar on the 83rd floor, where floor-to-ceiling windows face the city.
Dinner with the view included
Every buffet restaurant on the upper floors includes entry to both the 77th-floor deck and the revolving roof in its price, so if you plan to eat in the tower, a dinner booking covers the view as well. The choice runs from a Thai buffet laid out on boats to grill, seafood and Chinese buffets, spread across the 75th to 82nd floors. Menus change without notice, and the restaurants take reservations by phone.
Before you go
The observatory is a non-smoking area, betel nut and chewing gum are not allowed, and bags go through a security check. Opening hours can change during long holidays, so check before planning a late visit around a public holiday. The hotel group runs a free shuttle between the tower, the Airport Rail Link and three BTS stations, with a timetable on its website.
Staying in the tower
Baiyoke Sky Hotel itself has 658 rooms and suites between the 22nd and 74th floors, arranged in three zones by height, from the Standard Zone to the Space Zone at the top.
Restaurants and bar in the tower
Baiyoke Floating Market on the 75th floor is a Thai buffet with more than 100 Thai and international dishes set out on boats, open from late morning to late evening.
Bangkok Sky Restaurant on the 76th and 78th floors serves a seafood and international buffet at dinner, in two seatings, and shares the breakfast service with Bangkok Balcony.
Stella Palace on the 79th floor is a Chinese buffet with more than 60 dishes, from Peking duck and dim sum to abalone soup and seafood.
Bangkok Balcony on the 81st floor serves a grill and international buffet, and has four outdoor wings the hotel calls Sky Boxes.
Crystal Grill on the 82nd floor is the premium grill and seafood buffet, with grilled river prawns, oysters, imported steak and sushi.
The Roof Top Bar on the 83rd floor serves cocktails, wine and tapas in the evening.
Sources: Baiyoke Sky Hotel observatory, dining, getting around, map and directions. Checked September 26, 2026.
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