Bangkok nightclubs with their DJs, dance floors and bottle service. From hip-hop to techno, with opening hours and what a table costs.
Hip-hop nightclub in Bangkok's Nana area on Sukhumvit Soi 11. Split-level venue with center stage and packed dance floor surrounded by VIP tables. Open nightly with resident and guest DJs spinning hip-hop, trap, and R&B.
EDM nightclub in Bangkok's Nana area that has been setting the standard for the city's nightlife since 2012. Inspired by Europe's hottest clubs, it delivers high-octane entertainment with luxurious VIP service and an atmosphere.
A pre-revolutionary 1940s vintage nightclub transporting guests to when Havana was the Caribbean's Las Vegas. Features Latin beats, crafted cocktails, and fine cigars offering an authentic Cuban experience.
A 1930s-Shanghai-inspired nightclub featuring crimson lanterns, birdcage booths, and tiered balconies around a central stage. The venue blends nightclub and 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.
Popular nightlife spot blending upscale lounge with dance club energy inside The Duchess Hotel. Features 'Truth' cocktails with smooth flavors and 'Dare' shots for bold tastes. DJs spin hip-hop, trap, and EDM late into the night.
Mega-club in Bangkok's RCA area operating since 1996 with multiple zones featuring hip-hop, EDM, and K-pop. Known for expansive lighting, laser effects, and late-night hours.
A cutting-edge nightclub with a futuristic, space-themed environment spanning 2,800 square meters. Features state-of-the-art L-Acoustic sound system, over 20 lasers, and 360-degree LED screens creating an festival-like atmosphere.
Dynamic multi-zone nightclub on the 5th floor of Donki Mall Thonglor, featuring three distinct areas -- Jack, Livin, and District -- each with unique musical experiences. Premium sound and lighting production throughout, with an Adamson system on the main Jack floor.
Fragile is a nightclub on Thonglor Soi 10 - one of the newer party spots in Bangkok’s Thonglor nightlife scene, with resident DJs and a high-energy club vibe.
Hip-hop nightclub in Ekkamai featuring a raw, street-art aesthetic with hip-hop/R&B soundtrack. Central bar and compact dance floor create strong late-night energy for a fun, relatively young crowd.
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.
High-energy EDM nightclub in RCA featuring impressive lighting and production. International and top Thai DJs perform big-room, house, and bass anthems through a massive sound system.
EDM nightclub in Bangkok's Huai Khwang area featuring futuristic design with cutting-edge sound and lighting systems. The venue offers a festival-like atmosphere with international and local DJs spinning Hardstyle, Trance, and Techno.
Stylish bar blending retro charm with modern flair on Sukhumvit Soi 24. Features a central bar fostering social atmosphere with live DJs maintaining high energy throughout the night.
A late-night multi-floor nightclub spanning three floors with live band performances on the ground level, a casual socializing space on the second floor, and a nightclub featuring hip-hop, EDM, and pop music on the upper floors.
An iconic three-story nightclub located in Bangkok's Khaosan Road, operating since 2007. Features a massive dance floor, elevated DJ booth, and state-of-the-art lighting for an nightlife experience.
Intimate underground venue on Sukhumvit Soi 26. ETA Club is a destination for electronic music enthusiasts seeking an underground rave experience. Known for its industrial, bunker-style atmosphere, the club brings both local and international DJs to the stage and features genres such as techno, psytrance, and drum & bass.
A stylish bar featuring a 'Truth or Dare' cocktail concept where guests choose between refined, smooth drinks or daring, high-energy shots. The atmosphere evolves from relaxed early evenings to full party mode with DJs spinning hip-hop, trap, and EDM.
Chic nightclub on the 5th floor of EmSphere shopping mall that encourages social interaction through a giant video screen where guests can post messages and Instagram accounts.
Ekkamai's hip hop room, reopened on 4 September 2026 under a new name after Urban Music Bar closed and the space was rebuilt from the DJ booth out. Same address on Soi Sukhumvit 63 and the same programme: hip hop and R&B seven nights a week, with Thai rap headliners and the Bangkok Invaders DJ circuit on the September bill. The room is dark wood and gold, a backlit URBAN sign over the long bar, dome lamps and red velvet banquettes, with a gilded door carrying the house monogram. Tables are booked through LINE.
A multifunctional nightclub paying homage to 1970s New York City fashion icons. Features a Clubhouse, Pantry and Arcade Room.
Late-night favorite in central Bangkok known for keeping the party going into the early hours. Afterhours nightclub located in the basement of the InterContinental Hotel.
The late-night alter ego of Chow Cafe & Bar at the Metropole hotel near Thonglor. A bistro by day that transforms into a hip-hop/R&B party after dark with resident DJs, dancing, and a destination for Thong Lor's partygoers when other venues close.
Aces sits in the Ambassador Hotel on Sukhumvit Soi 11 and is easy to spot by its LED facade. The room is built around the screens, with DJs most nights and table service upstairs.
Nightclub located on the 45th floor of Bangkok's T-One Building, just one floor below the popular Tichuca rooftop.
An energetic, bear-centric nightclub and dance bar tucked away on Silom Soi 4.
Bangkok's boldest new nightlife destination hidden beneath the city streets. A pulse-pounding sanctuary for music heads, party addicts, and culture seekers.
Latin-inspired nightclub atop EmQuartier with colorful decor, sultry lighting, and panoramic city views. Live Latin bands and DJs spin reggaeton, salsa, and hip-hop for an energetic dance floor experience.
Upscale nightlife venue in Thonglor's Soi 10. On any given night, the venue hosts a mix of live bands and DJs playing EDM, hip-hop, pop, and more.
An upscale nightlife venue tucked away on the second floor of the TEN building on Thonglor Soi 10.
Nightclub located in the Sugar Club Complex on Sukhumvit Soi 11. DJs primarily play Afrobeats, Soca, Kompa, Kizomba, reggaeton and R&B, making it a unique musical destination in Bangkok.
Upscale nightclub in Ekkamai featuring hip-hop and R&B music with reservations available and live DJ performances.
Hidden nightlife spot in Bangkok's Sathorn area. The venue spans two floors, and the party stretches well past midnight, especially on the upper floor, which comes alive from Wednesday through Saturday.
A new nightlife hotspot in Ekkamai that blends a jungle-inspired theme with futuristic design. Known for its powerful sound system, dynamic lighting, and eye-catching interiors, it attracts partygoers, expats, and travelers.
Local favorite and one of Bangkok's hottest nightlife spots. Located in Ekkamai, blending stylish nightlife vibe with live music and weekend parties. Menu offers Thai and international dishes with cocktails.
Nightclub at the entrance to Bangkok's famous Khaosan Road, drawing in a mix of travelers, expats, and locals looking to party. DJs primarily play hip-hop and club anthems, keeping the party going late into the night. The venue is known for its neon lights, affordable drinks, and is one of the biggest party spots in this area of Bangkok.
One of Khaosan Road's newest nightlife venues featuring a downstairs bar area with live DJ and open-air party vibes, plus an upstairs nightclub operating into late night hours.
Two-story nightlife spot that starts as a sing-along bar and ends as a dance party. Ground floor features live bands covering Thai and international favorites, upper level has DJs spinning hip-hop and EDM as the night builds.
Upper House is one of the newest and most popular nightlife locations in the Phrom Phong area. Located on Sukhumvit Soi 24 inside 24 BLVD, it is the sister club to nearby Baccarat.
A hidden hip-hop nightclub on the fifth floor of Emsphere in Phrom Phong. DJs play hip-hop and R&B under moody lighting, keeping the party going until late. Backed by Thai TV personality Pakorn 'Boy' Chadborirak, it has become an Em District hotspot for nights when you want to dance.
Music-driven nightclub for local and international trance, techno and underground music.
Nightclub in Nana with live DJ, stage and dancers, offering EDM and hip-hop music.
A club built around the meeting of music, art and technology. Inspired by the film Elysium, the venue spans three levels with distinct zones: Underworld (sophisticated yet energetic ambiance), Arena (heart of the party with DJs), and Skyline Rooftop (serene elegant retreat).
Mil Social Club (formerly known as Miley ISC) is back and one of Thonglor's favorite nightlife venues. DJs keep the crowd dancing late into the night with hip-hop, R&B, and club anthems.
Next-generation nightlife venue redefining clubbing scale with massive sound systems, high-intensity lighting, and visual production. Features expansive multi-zone spaces delivering festival-style atmosphere indoors, attracting top-tier international and regional DJs with premium VIP experiences.
A nightlife destination for hip hop, house and afro beats music lovers. Design, music and atmosphere pull in the same direction here, with DJ sets, and privacy-focused service.
An EDM super club in Bangkok, known for its futuristic vibe, DJs from Bangkok and abroad, and a sound system built for it. A go-to destination for late-night partying, blending great music, lights, and unforgettable club atmosphere.
A nightclub located on the LG floor of Park X in the Ekkamai area, featuring live DJ performances and a nightlife experience with drinks and social atmosphere.
Hyperclub where clubbing evolves into experience with cutting-edge music, next-level visual production, and high-energy crowds. Transforms every night into an indoor music festival with international artists, powerful sound systems, and boundary-pushing light shows.
Abundance - a cool, modern-fusion club on Sukhumvit Soi 11 with fire shows, good DJs and great cocktails. Opens 5pm and runs very late, until 4-5am.
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.
Stylish nightclub on Thong Lo in Bangkok's Watthana district, known for premium cocktails, live DJs and lighting. An energetic, smart-casual spot with a fashionable, LGBTQ+-friendly crowd, open Wednesday to Saturday from 10 PM till late.
High-energy nightclub in Bangkok's Nana district, tucked into the Sukhumvit Soi 11 nightlife strip. Set over two floors, with a main DJ floor and bar plus a mezzanine smoking lounge, centred on a striking arched, backlit stage. Known for premium bottle and table service: regular tables from 6,000 THB minimum, VIP 10,000, VVIP 20,000, and a private room for up to 20 guests at 50,000 THB. Open nightly from 10 PM till late.
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 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 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.
Echo opened in July 2026 inside the Town Hall complex on Sukhumvit 49, a short walk from BTS Phrom Phong, and quickly became one of the area's most talked-about new clubs. The room is built like a cave: sculpted, sand-toned concrete walls and a vaulted ceiling that curves down over a long backlit bar, with an arched frosted-glass back wall stacked with premium bottles and a large LED screen washing the stepped main floor in light. Resident DJs run a hip-hop-led open-format set, with live singers taking over between them. Bottle-service tables ring the floor and reservations go through the club's LINE account. Open nightly from 8 PM until 3 AM.
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.
Members' DJ room on the 30M mezzanine of JLK Tower, opened on 11 March 2026 as the nightlife part of The Consul Club. Jackson Wang art-directed it through TEAM WANG DESIGN and the yin-and-yang concept is taken literally: a vast illuminated yang curve is set into the black ceiling above a curved, backlit spirits wall, and the bar itself is cut from black marble. Floor-to-ceiling windows put the Bangkok skyline behind the DJ booth while disco balls throw light across a perforated ceiling, and the programme runs on rotating guest DJs rather than a fixed resident sound. Press at the opening described the door as members and invited guests only, though some event nights took table bookings through LINE and by phone; Rong Supper Club one floor down and Bar Won on the same mezzanine take non-member reservations. The room closed for renovation in June 2026. A ticketed launch party by the booking app Tabu on 12 September 2026 moved into the club at midnight, but regular nights have not resumed: in early October 2026 its Instagram said it is upgrading and will reopen soon, with no date given.
Underground electronic club that took over the Kangkao Collective space inside the Trinity Complex off Silom in early 2026. The main room is stripped back and industrial - bare structural columns, an exposed ceiling and a sculpted cave-like backdrop behind the booth, with speaker stacks either side; the club calls itself audio focused and credits a Danley Sound Labs and BC Speakers rig. Programming puts Southeast Asian selectors alongside visiting international names and the floor is built for long sessions rather than quick drop-ins. Thursday to Saturday only, entry ticketed in advance through Ticketmelon.
RYSH, written ริช รัชโยธิน in Thai, is a bar and live-music room on the first floor of a building directly beside BTS Ratchayothin exit 4, on the Chatuchak stretch of Phahonyothin Road. Its centrepiece is a stage set inside concentric gold-lit arches under the RYSH monogram, where house bands and singers play through the evening and resident DJs take over later. The DJ side is unusually well documented for a Bangkok bar: the venue posts hour-long recordings of its own sets on YouTube, where residents including MIKEPCK, GOBLIN and BESTBOI run open-format party sets and themed nights such as K-pop, and guest bookings from the Thai scene fill the calendar in between. The room is spacious by local standards, with round tables facing the stage, a long bar backed by a lit spirits wall against rough stone, and a kitchen doing Thai bar food, mostly hot soups, spicy salads and fried snacks in the 100 to 240 baht range. Reviewers single out the music and the atmosphere far more often than the drinks, and the floor fills with a young local crowd rather than a tourist one. Tables can be reserved up to seven days ahead through the venue's LINE account, which is the only booking channel: no phone number and no website are published anywhere.
Status Ratchayothin, สเตตัส รัชโยธิน in Thai, is the big room of the Ratchayothin cluster: a wide nightclub hall on Phahonyothin Road in Chatuchak, a few minutes from BTS Ratchayothin, sitting above a ground floor with a 7-Eleven. Long shared tables face a stage backed by a full-width LED screen, neon arcs run the length of the ceiling and the bar takes one side. Live bands and singers carry most nights and the venue also books Thai artists for one-off concert nights. Its signature piece is a neon wall asking 'What status are u?' with three answers, not single, single and it depends, which is where the name comes from. Pricing runs on a buffet, which reviewers most often call good value, and the kitchen sends out Thai bar food and fried snacks alongside it. Google lists the venue as LGBTQ+ friendly, and cash, QR and card all work at the table. The hours are the longest in the area by a wide margin: doors at 5 pm and last call at 4 am every day of the week, two hours past when the neighbouring bars shut. It gets genuinely packed at weekends, which is the complaint that comes up most often after inconsistent food. Tables are booked around the clock through the venue's LINE account.
Ratch Hour sits in the Ratchayothin underpass on the Chatuchak side of Phahonyothin Road and is the busiest of the local rooms clustered around the BTS station. Reviewers call it one of the hottest clubs in the area and remark on how rarely a tourist turns up: the crowd is almost entirely local and mostly under 25, and the floor fills on weeknights as readily as on Fridays. The room is a wide curved space wrapped in neon-edged banquettes, with the bar at the back, a DJ booth, and a stage that also takes live bands, under lighting that swings the whole floor between purple, green and red across the night. The music is open format across Thai and international pop, played loud and aimed at dancing rather than conversation, and the sound system gets its own mentions. Drinks are ordered from tablets at the table and the kitchen sends out Thai bar snacks alongside. Several practical points come up again and again in reviews: tables genuinely need reserving, there is a dress code at the door, ice is billed separately, and some guests report being pushed toward a bottle rather than ordering by the glass. Booking runs through the venue's own site or its LINE account, and it is one of the few rooms in this cluster with a working website at all.
Jalwa Club Bangkok opened on 17 June 2026 underneath the Hyatt Regency at the mouth of Sukhumvit Soi 13, and is the Bangkok branch of the Jalwa club on Pattaya's Walking Street. It calls itself The Billionaire's Bastion and it is an Indian club: the DJs run Bollywood and Punjabi sets, and reviewers name that programming as the reason they came. The room is a full production club rather than a bar, with LED walls and lit ceiling panels, moving-head beams and lasers over a dance floor that runs up to a raised stage, and the resident DJs alternate through the night with live singers and dancers. It opens at 9pm and runs to 4am every day, and tables are taken by phone. Note that the clubjalwa.com address carried on the Google listing belongs to the Pattaya club and describes that venue, not this one; the Bangkok branch publishes through its own Instagram account.
Close Friend, signed CF, is a DJ bar on the third floor of a building on Phahonyothin Road in Chan Kasem, and it is the most club-shaped room in the Ratchayothin cluster. The floor is built around a circular DJ booth clad in exposed aggregate with a curved LED screen wrapping the wall behind it, washed green, blue and magenta, and the crowd stands around the booth rather than sitting at tables. The review keywords are almost entirely about the DJ, and reviewers describe the room as mostly students; booths get busy enough that people report waiting for one. Drinks run to bottle service with mixers and ice buckets on low tables around the edge, and there is a short kitchen list alongside. The room is on the third floor of the Banpuen Ratchayothin building, and the venue's own Facebook page gives the door as eight in the evening onward without naming a closing time; Google lists it as open around the clock, which is the listing rather than a schedule. No weekly hours are recorded here until the closing time is confirmed.
Thachang is the loud, cheap end of the Avenue Ratchayothin block, a pub with the round ท่าช้าง logo burning on an LED wall behind the DJ and green lasers over a floor of long shared tables. Drinks arrive by the pitcher with a bowl of snacks, the bar runs a wall of bottles with several staff pouring at once, and reviewers are consistent about the trade-off: the music is good and the drinks are cheap, but on a busy night the queue outside can run for hours and people do get turned away. Its own Facebook page, which carries 26,000 followers, gives the hours as six in the evening to two in the morning every day; Google's listing still says midnight. Typical spend is 200 to 1,000 baht a head.
A club on the 5M floor of EmSphere, the Bangkok room of the 404 Club brand, which the venue says runs in more than 30 cities. The floor is built around a central DJ booth with the crowd packed against it on three sides and table seating stepped up behind, all lit red and washed with laser and strobe. It opens Thursday to Sunday from 9.30pm to 3.30am, so it is a late room rather than an early one, and tables and bottle service are booked ahead through the LINE account.
A basement-feeling bar off Thara Rom 2 behind Ekkamai, red-lit and covered in mural work, with a long counter down one side and enough floor left over to dance on. It runs as a music bar first - the same people keep a record store under the name - and the room fills late with house and DJ sets rather than a live band. Spirits are poured off a printed liquor list, beer is cheap, and there is a covered smoking area. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 6pm to 2am, closed Sunday and Monday.
A music bar on Maitri Chit Road in Chinatown, reached up a green-lit stair off the alley, which describes itself as a place to temporarily drink and dance. The room is small and dark with a full bar down one wall and space cleared in front of it, and DJ line-ups run late - Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday to 1am, Friday and Saturday to 3am. Drinks are a short printed card of cocktails, beer, gin and whisky rather than a signature list, and bigger nights are ticketed in advance.
A house-music lounge on the second floor above Cloud Nine at the mouth of Sukhumvit Soi 17, a short walk from Terminal 21 and BTS Asok. It opened in December 2025 and held its grand opening on 1 May 2026. The idea is a lounge by evening and a club after dark: rotating DJs play every night, relaxed enough for conversation early on before the sound moves into deep and Afro house. The room is lit purple, with a winged-logo bar, clouds hung from the ceiling and arched booths along the walls, and dancers appear on selected nights. Tuesday is Fuego Tuesday and Wednesday is Glow & Flow, a ladies' night. VIP tables carry no minimum spend on weekdays; at weekends the V section has a 2,000-baht minimum per table, and table packages run from 2,000 to 6,000 baht. Cocktails are mostly 220 to 280 baht and spirit bottles start at 2,500 with four mixers and ice. Open daily from 6pm to 2am; walk-ins are welcome, but tables are limited and booked through LINE.
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Bangkok's club scene ranges from massive EDM warehouses at RCA to intimate underground venues in Thonglor. Most clubs open around 21:00 but do not fill up until 23:00 to midnight. Last drinks are typically at 02:00 with some venues running later on weekends.
Cover charges range from free on weeknights to 500 to 2,000 THB on peak nights, often including one or two drinks. Bottle service is popular for groups and starts around 3,000 THB for house spirits. Dress codes vary but smart casual is safe everywhere.
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