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Baiyoke Tower 2 rises through Bangkok’s Ratchathewi district, reaching 328 metres including its antenna. Its 85 floors shape a clear landmark on the city skyline.
The Baiyoke Sky Hotel occupies the structure, with 673 guest rooms above Bangkok’s streets. It stands as Southeast Asia’s tallest hotel and the world’s fourth-tallest all-hotel building. From the 77th-floor observation deck, you can take in panoramic views across Bangkok’s dense urban landscape. The Sky Buffet Restaurant fills the 76th floor with dining and elevated city views. The 83rd floor adds Roof Top Bar & Music Lounge, while the 84th floor turns through a 360-degree revolving roof deck.
High-strength concrete placed the building among Bangkok’s early high-rises to use that construction material. Five Norwegian skydivers later set a base-jumping record from the 81st floor.
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