House music venues in Bangkok skew later and slightly more underground than the EDM clubs. Thonglor and Ekkamai hold the highest concentration, with sets often running past the official closing time.
A 1930s-Shanghai-inspired nightclub featuring crimson lanterns, birdcage booths, and tiered balconies around a central stage. The venue blends nightclub and immersive theater with house and hip-hop DJs, dancers, and performers creating premium entertainment.
Bangkok's underground house-and-techno haven located in Silom featuring a bass-forward VOID system and dark intimate room. Weekend sessions run from 10pm late with local and touring artists.
Rooftop bar and Mediterranean dining venue on the 22nd floor of the Aira Hotel in Nana - but more of a party-restaurant than a quiet dinner spot. Great food paired with a genuine party vibe, a live saxophonist and DJ-driven nights, making it a top pick when you want good food AND a party.
Stylish nightclub within The Davis Bangkok Hotel on Sukhumvit Soi 24, inspired by classic New York aesthetics with red lighting, plush velvet seating, and art murals centered around a cozy fireplace.
Red velvet-clad cocktail bar with dimly lit interior featuring thousands of Iron Balls bottles. Perfect pre-night venue adjacent to Sing Sing Theatre nightclub.
Tropical rooftop oasis in Bangkok featuring an infinity pool, sun loungers, and stylish bar with panoramic city skyline views. Evenings transform with live DJ performances spinning house, afrobeat, and EDM.
A vibrant rooftop venue fusing Mexico's Tulum bohemian spirit with Bangkok nightlife. Features lush greenery and boho-chic decor creating a tropical jungle atmosphere with handcrafted cocktails and live DJ sets.
On the 27th floor of Avani+ Riverside Bangkok, SIN is the high-energy rooftop party floor - 180-degree Chao Phraya River views, a bold black, gold and red design, signature cocktails by award-winning mixologist Brian Gonzalez Fernandez, premium bites and an elevated DJ booth with regional and international DJs.
An elevated cocktail destination on the 46th floor above Sukhumvit, pairing Bangkok's panoramic skyline with an elegant cocktail bar. Inspired by atmospheric layers, each drink represents a distinct altitude from earthy to ethereal creations. The space features understated luxury with warm lighting, leather accents, and house/disco music that evolves throughout the night.
Hidden behind an unmarked wooden door on Thonglor, Rabbit Hole is one of Bangkok's most popular cocktail hideaways. Spread across three dimly lit floors, the bar combines industrial textures, like exposed brick and steel, with marble counters and plush velvet seating. The menu showcases inventive mixology at its finest, featuring both bold spirit-forward cocktails and delicately balanced seasonal creations, each crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Attracting a stylish, well-dressed crowd and backed by smooth ambient beats, Rabbit Hole offers an intimate, upscale escape for those who appreciate the artistry of a perfectly made drink.
An immersive, multifunctional nightclub paying homage to 1970s New York City fashion icons. Features a Clubhouse, Pantry and Arcade Room.
An energetic, bear-centric nightclub and dance bar tucked away on Silom Soi 4.
Escape the hustle and bustle of Bangkok at Escape Bangkok, a unique rooftop venue located on the fifth floor of EmQuartier Shopping Complex. The venue combines beach-club vibes with city sophistication, and is the perfection option for a relaxed afternoon, a vibrant night out, or a special event.
Music-driven nightclub for local and international trance, techno and underground music.
A nightlife destination for hip hop, house and afro beats music lovers. A curated playground where design, music, and atmosphere collide with immersive design, best DJ performances, and privacy-focused service.
A 360-degree rooftop lounge on the 44th floor of Dusit Central Park featuring minimalist design, progressive cocktails using modern techniques, and panoramic views of Bangkok's skyline with a powerful sound system.
A design-led rooftop bar and social club on the 42nd floor of Dusit Central Park, furnished entirely with Fritz Hansen pieces. Intimate indoor areas, sheltered outdoor spaces, and open terraces overlooking Lumphini Park.
A contemporary rooftop bar on the 32nd floor of Moxy Bangkok Ratchaprasong celebrating Thai Isaan and Japanese cuisines. Features 360-degree panoramic city views, dedicated DJ sets, and signature cocktails alongside Isaan x Japanese-inspired dishes.
A French Riviera-inspired rooftop bar on the 29th floor of SO/ Bangkok. Iris provides calm daytime dining while Wild Iris transforms into an energetic evening venue with cocktails, DJ sets, and Mediterranean cuisine across two floors.
A Mediterranean rooftop dining destination on the 23rd floor of Andaz One Bangkok by French chef Marc Vasseur. Sun-kissed coastal cuisine, an open kitchen, private dining areas, and a hidden speakeasy that emerges as evening progresses.
A high-end rooftop bar on the 31st floor of Mercure Bangkok Surawong featuring 360-degree views from the Chao Phraya River to Silom's towers. Gemstone-inspired design with Thai-inspired cocktails by renowned mixologist Gongson Sonti.
An award-winning rooftop bar on the 34th floor of InterContinental Bangkok Sukhumvit featuring a giant wooden leaf centerpiece and biophilic design. Won Global No.1 at the 2025 Design Awards. Creative cocktails including Confortails reimagining Thai desserts.
Bangkok's first and highest Korean rooftop bar on the 31st floor of Sindhorn Midtown Hotel. K-Pop vibes, Seoul street food including crispy fried chicken and Korean BBQ, innovative cocktails, and live DJs with panoramic city views.
An Isaan-themed restaurant and bar featuring northeastern Thai cuisine, live music, and DJs. Celebrates bold, fiery flavors of Isaan comfort food with a vibrant, energetic nightlife setting on Phahonyothin Road.
A sky-high rooftop bar on the 39th floor of the reimagined Dusit Thani Bangkok offering a tropical oasis with Lumphini Park views. Lush plants and exotic succulents create an elevated green sanctuary with cocktails by award-winning mixologists.
House of Savoy is an upscale club and cocktail bar on the 2nd floor of the SILQ Hotel & Residence on Sukhumvit 24, from the team behind Baccarat and Upper House. The glamorous, speakeasy-style space pairs premium cocktails with electronic music and a mysterious, dressed-up club atmosphere (expect a ฿2,000+ spend). Open Tuesday to Sunday from 9pm until late.
Klub25 (also known as K25) is a high-energy disco club on Thong Lo Soi 25, known for big live-music nights, DJ sets and luxurious private KTV rooms. The upscale crowd comes for craft cocktails, bottle service and a dressed-up, see-and-be-seen party atmosphere. Open nightly from 8pm.
DJ Station is Bangkok's most famous and enduring LGBTQ dance club, tucked at the end of Silom Soi 2 in the Bang Rak district. Since the 1990s it has been the anchor of the Silom gay scene, drawing a packed, high-energy crowd of locals, expats and travellers. The venue is spread across three floors, with an energetic main dance floor at ground level and quieter upper levels for drinking and socialising. International dance music dominates the sound, with pumping house, EDM and pop keeping the floor moving until late. A signature drag and cabaret show takes over around midnight, and the club really fills up in the small hours. Entry typically runs around 150 baht on weeknights and 300 baht at weekends, usually including a drink or two. Photo ID is required (over-20s), and while dress is casual and body-conscious, closed shoes are required (no flip-flops). Expect a lively, shirtless, see-and-be-seen atmosphere that makes it a must-visit on any Bangkok gay nightlife itinerary.
G Bangkok, formerly known as G.O.D. (Guys On Display), is a high-energy LGBTQ late-night nightclub on Silom Soi 2/1, sitting between Silom Soi 2 and Silom Soi 4 near Sala Daeng BTS. It is one of Bangkok's most popular gay clubs and the go-to spot when the neighbouring bars start winding down, staying open far later than most Silom venues. The multi-level club has three floors: a heaving main dance floor where DJs spin circuit, house and dance tracks, plus an upstairs area known as a cruising zone. True to its original name, the club features go-go dancers and shirtless hunks on display, along with grand cabaret and go-go shows around midnight. The vibe gets sweaty, shirtless and euphoric as the night rolls into the early morning. Drinks start from around 150 baht, and while there's no strict dress code, open-toed shoes are not allowed. It's a favourite on the circuit-party calendar and a reliable late-night alternative to DJ Station.
Horn is a raw, bunker-style underground techno club on the 4th floor of Silom Soi 4, in the heart of Bangkok's gay nightlife strip. Opened in early 2025, it deliberately breaks from its glossier, more social neighbours with stripped-back concrete, low light and a cage-like industrial space closer to a Berlin basement than a typical Bangkok bar. A Martin Audio soundsystem drives hard, precise techno for an intimate capacity of roughly 60-80 people. The alternative queer scene has claimed it as home turf, and the programming reflects that with fetish and darkroom nights sitting alongside straight techno sets, all under a 'dress is participation, not decoration' ethos. Themed nights rotate through concepts like BUNKER for driving techno, BOUNCE for soulful house, LAB for experimental sessions, a Thursday Queer Dance Wave and a Sunday REBOUND afternoon session. It has already hosted heavyweight guests including Berghain/Ostgut Ton artists and a full collaboration with Berlin's fetish-techno party Gegen. This is a spot for those here for the beat and the underground energy, not a mainstream playlist.
Vanilla Sky is a stylish rooftop bar perched 35 floors above the city atop the SKYVIEW Hotel on Sukhumvit Soi 24, a short walk from Phrom Phong BTS in the Em District. The open-air terrace delivers panoramic 360-degree views over the Bangkok skyline, Benjasiri Park and the surrounding cityscape, centered on a circular bar wrapped in soft neon light with an adjacent DJ booth. Opened in 2017 as one of Bangkok's first rooftop nightclub concepts, it blends a high-end yet casual vibe with a fun, vibrant party atmosphere and live DJs spinning chilled electronic and lounge sounds. The venue serves handcrafted signature cocktails (including a flaming Lamborghini), beer, wine, shakes and a menu of tasty bar bites. Comfortable lounge seating and front-row bar stools accommodate roughly 80-100 guests, and the terrace is popular for private and semi-private celebrations. The dress code is smart casual, with no sleeveless shirts, swimwear, flip-flops or oversized bags permitted. It is an adults-only venue, so guests must be 20 or older. Arrive around sunset for the best light before the crowd and music build through the night.
Jam is a beloved underground creative space tucked down a small lane off Sathorn's Charoen Rat Road, describing itself as a local bar, underground music venue, emerging arts gallery and cine club all rolled into one. Repeatedly voted among Bangkok's best music venues, it helped transform a rundown corner of the city into a hub for the alternative art and music scene. The stage and floor welcome an eclectic program spanning experimental, folk, indie, house, drum and bass, downtempo and lo-fi hip-hop, alongside DJ sets and live bands. Beyond music, Jam regularly hosts street-art exhibitions, indie and arthouse film nights, open-mic sessions, karaoke and other offbeat events. The kitchen turns out home-cooked comfort food such as burgers, breakfast sets and fish and chips, while the bar pours beers, cocktails, spirits and soft drinks. The vibe is raw, bohemian and intimate, drawing a creative, culturally engaged crowd of artists, expats and music lovers. It sits a short walk from Surasak BTS (Exit 2) and opens evenings from Tuesday to Sunday.
Salon Kiku is a natural wine bar and listening room that opened in 2024 on the 4th floor of Studio Lam on Sukhumvit Soi 51, in the heart of Thonglor. It positions itself as a hybrid space that gives equal attention to what is in your glass and what is coming through the speakers, pairing a rotating selection of natural reds, whites and orange wines with a serious analog sound system built around warm Altec A7 speakers. The compact room clusters tables tightly around the sound and offers panoramic views across Bangkok's skyline, with a jazz-cafe mood early in the evening that builds into more dynamic energy as the night goes on. Music spans jazz, soul, funk, Thai funk, global grooves, disco and house, delivered through curated DJ sets and occasional live performances. Beyond natural wine by the glass and bottle, the bar pours classic cocktails and craft non-alcoholic drinks, with small plates of cheese, charcuterie and snacks to share. The crowd skews thoughtful rather than frantic, mixing Bangkok's creative and social scene with international visitors who value good conversation as much as good music. It is a roughly 5-10 minute walk from BTS Thong Lo, making it an easy, relaxed destination for a date or a low-key night out. Reservations are not required and the dress code is casual.
After-hours house and electronic club on the ninth floor of the Trinity Complex off Silom, opened in late 2024 by three brothers who worked between Tokyo, New York and Paris. The room is built around a glass-block bar wall that shifts colour through the night and a Danley Sound Labs rig. Doors open at midnight and the floor fills after two, with visiting selectors from around Asia. Tickets at the door only.
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