Baiyoke Sky Hotel: Tickets and Tours

Rising 88 stories above the bustling streets of Bangkok's Pratunam area, the Baiyoke Sky Hotel earns its stripes as Thailand's tallest building — and as you'd expect, the views from its observation deck (and its hotel rooms) and restaurants are simply breathtaking.

Over the years, Baiyoke Sky Hotel has become a symbol of Bangkok's modernity and cosmopolitan spirit; not only does it dish up some of the best panoramic views in the city, stretching all the way to the Gulf of Thailand, but it's also home to unique features like Bangkok's highest revolving restaurant and a rejuvenating massage and spa parlor.

If you're planning a trip to the Thai capital, then securing your Baiyoke Sky Hotel tickets should be a high priority. If not for the unbeatable panoramic views on the 84th floor, then for the buffet dinners on the 81st and 82nd or the rooftop bar on the 83rd.

Here's all you need to know about Baiyoke Sky Hotel, one of the most exciting attractions in Bangkok.

How much do Baiyoke Sky Hotel tickets cost?

If you are not staying at the hotel, you can purchase both day and night passes to the Baiyoke Sky Hotel's observation deck (located on its 84th floor).

Day passes cost just 400 THB (about US$11) per person and includes admission to the 77th-floor Observation Deck, admission to the 84th-floor outdoor revolving viewpoint and a free drink.

You can also purchase a ticket that combines Observation Deck admission with dinner (either at Bangkok Balcony on the 81st floor, the outdoor Sky Box on the 81st floor, or the Bangkok Sky Restaurant on the 78th Floor). These packages cost around THB 860 (around US$25).

Who is eligible for discounts?

There are no discounts to the viewing platforms for regular visitors. However, if you are staying at the hotel, you will generally be allowed to visit the Observation Deck on the 77th floor & the Revolving View Point on the 84th floor for free.

These benefits are not always available, however, so it is recommended to check the "special offers" page on the hotel's website for the most

Seniors over 55 years of age with valid ID are entitled to 15% off the entire hotel stay.

Is it possible to visit for free?

It is only possible to visit the hotel's viewing platforms for free if you are an in-house guest and have purchased a special offer ticket that specifies entry to the viewing platforms and sky-high restaurants.

Visiting from outside the hotel requires a ticket. However, there is one way that non-guests can get access - by booking dinner at restaurants like the Bangkok Balcony on the 81st floor, the Bangkok Sky Restaurant on the 78ththe floor, or the Crystal Grill on the 82nd.

Should you book in advance?

Yes, it is recommended that you book tickets in advance, especially if you plan on eating at one of the Baiyoke Sky Hotel's several sky-high restaurants.

It is also possible to purchase tickets at the hotel's reception desk, however, you may need to wait in line or risk not being able to enter due to the venue's capacity restrictions.

What are the best Baiyoke Sky Hotel tours?

Baiyoke Sky Observation Deck basic entry ticket (US$13)

The most straightforward option, the Baiyoke Sky Observation Deck ticket, offers guests access to the hotel's 77th-floor rotating observation deck - the highest of its kind in Bangkok.

From here, you can admire panoramic views of the city skyline before indulging in a free drink on the 84th floor.

Crystal Grill Buffet & Observation Deck (US$47)

Suited to hungry travelers, this option includes unlimited grilled meats and fresh seafood at the Crystal Grill Dinner Buffet on the 82nd floor. You can select from 3 different starting times to suit your schedule.

After a hearty meal, you're also granted access to the indoor Observation Deck on the 77th floor and the Revolving View Point on the 84th floor.

Bangkok Balcony Buffet & Observation Deck (US$36)

A romantic option, the Bangkok Balcony Buffet & Observation Deck tour includes a sumptuous dinner accompanied by drinks and live music on the open-air 81st-floor balcony.

Once you've finished eating your way through the buffet — serving up Thai, Japanese, seafood, international cuisine, desserts and more — you can take in views of the city from the Observation Deck or Revolving View Point as well.

Baiyoke Sky Restaurant  & Observation Deck (US$39)

Focusing on international and Thai cuisine, the Baiyoke Sky Restaurant is located on the 76th and 78th floors of the hotel. This ticket option includes a lunch or dinner buffet, plus access to both the Observation Deck and Revolving View Point.

Enjoy unlimited food from the wide selection of mains, salads, and desserts before finishing your night with unbeatable views of Bangkok.

Are there any combined tickets or tours including Baiyoke Sky Hotel and other attractions?

Yes, the Baiyoke Sky Hotel is often included as an attraction on day trips around the city. The most popular combination tour options are listed below.

Bangkok Grand Palace Private Day Tour with Baiyoke Buffet Lunch

Lasting around 8 hours, this full-day tour takes you to the Grand Palace, the historic Wat Phra Kaew (the Temple of the Emerald Buddha) and Wat Pho ((the Temple of the Reclining Buddha), some of Bangkok’s top sights. Then, you'll wrap up with a buffet lunch at the Baiyoke Sky Hotel.

This kind of tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, all transport and entrance fees, an informative guide and a delicious buffet lunch at Bangkok's tallest building.

What will you see inside?

The main attractions at the Baiyoke Sky Hotel are the Observation Deck on the 77th floor and the Revolving View Point on the 84th. From here, you can enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of Bangkok's cityscape — including rivers, skyscrapers, parks, palaces and temples.

Between these two floors, you also have several dining options to choose from, including the open-air Bangkok Balcony, the all-you-can-eat Crystal Grill and the sophisticated Rooftop Bar.

On the 75th floor lies the Baiyoke Floating Market. Providing an insight into the culture of bygone generations, it's the perfect place to have a bite while learning about a longstanding Thai tradition.

On the hotel's lower levels, you'll also find the Massage & Spa Parlor, a relaxing and luxurious experience that caters to individuals and couples alike.

Finally, the hotel also sports a whopping 658 different hotel rooms — spread across the Standard, Sky and Space Zones, these rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows that will give you an uninterrupted view of Bangkok's skyline, with all the amenities you could ask for.

How to get there?

The Baiyoke Sky Hotel is located in the heart of Bangkok city center, very close to the Ratchaprarop Airport Rail Link Station.

To get here, you can take a taxi – from Suvarnbhumi Airport a taxi will cost around THB 300-350 (US$10).

There are also busses that run all over the city, many of which (such as the 73, 60 and 3-1) stop in front of the Baiyoke Sky Hotel. However, given the speed and affordability of taxis, these are typically preferred.

What are the opening times?

The Baiyoke Sky Hotel's tourist features, such as the observation decks, are open from 10 AM to 10 PM every day of the week. Of course, being a hotel, the actual venue remains open 24/7, however, the specific experiences mentioned on this page can only be enjoyed during the set hours.

Is it wheelchair friendly?

Yes, the Baiyoke Sky Hotel is wheelchair friendly. All of the entrances, lobbies, and floors have been designed to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility devices.

The observation decks and most restaurants have also been designed with accessibility in mind. Furthermore, the hotel's staff are trained to provide assistance where needed.

When is the best time to visit the Baiyoke Sky Hotel?

The best time to visit the Baiyoke Sky Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand, is during the late afternoon or early evening. This allows visitors to enjoy both day and night views from the observation deck, offering breathtaking panoramic scenes of the city's skyline.

Which other attractions can be visited in Bangkok?

• Floating market of Damnoen Saduak
• Maeklong Railaway market
• Wat Arun
• Golden Buddha Wat Traimit
• Wat Benchamabophit

Travel tips

• For an unforgettable visit to the Baiyoke Sky Hotel in Bangkok, plan your trip during the late afternoon or early evening to witness both day and night views from the observation deck.
• Ensure a smooth experience by booking your tickets in advance, especially during busy tourist periods, to avoid lengthy wait times.
• Prioritize clear weather days to capture the best possible views and photo opportunities during your visit.
• Dress in comfortable attire to explore the hotel's various floors and attractions with ease.
• Enhance your experience by dining at one of the hotel's restaurants, savoring delicious food while enjoying the magnificent city panorama.