Lebua State Tower Sky Bar (Sirocco)
Perched on the 63rd floor of the iconic State Tower, Sirocco is the world's highest alfresco bar — a circular, wind-kissed terrace where the Chao Phraya River glitters below and the Bangkok skyline fans out in every direction. Even if you nurse a single cocktail, the panorama alone is worth every baht.
Sky-High Drama Over the River
The open-air Sirocco terrace crowns the dome of the State Tower in the heart of Bang Rak's business district. Arrive at dusk and watch the city's golden hour dissolve into a blaze of neon as the river traffic below turns into slow-moving ribbons of light.
The bar made global headlines as the setting for the rooftop scene in The Hangover Part II, but regulars know it as one of Bangkok's most reliably cinematic spots regardless of pop-culture fame. The circular brass bar, candlelit tables, and live jazz create a mood that is equal parts glamorous and surprisingly relaxed.
What to Order & When to Go
Signature cocktails lean tropical — think lemongrass-infused gin and tamarind sours — and the dress code is smart-casual, so leave the flip-flops at the hotel. The kitchen turns out a full Thai and continental menu if you want to make an evening of it.
Weekday evenings between 6 pm and 8 pm hit the sweet spot: the sky is still faintly pink, the crowds are thinner than on weekends, and the breeze off the river keeps temperatures bearable even in the hot season.
Lebua State Tower Sky Bar (Sirocco) on video
More of Bang Rak
Discover where to stay, what to do and the best deals for your trip.
Explore Bang Rak →
