Bangkok’s skyline is the draw here, but the best part of this outing is getting a meal with the views rather than simply riding up for a quick look. At Baiyoke Sky Hotel, you can combine dinner at Stella Palace on the 79th floor with visits to the 77th-floor observation deck and the revolving viewpoint on the 84th.
I like two things about this package: the buffet leans into Chinese favorites such as Peking duck and dim sum, and the food is brought to your table by a buffet caravan, so you can sample without juggling a crowded plate. The included rooftop-bar drink adds a final stop above the city.
The main consideration is timing. Elevator waits can eat into your evening, and the buffet’s service windows vary by day and date. There is also conflicting ticket wording about observation-deck admission, so check that your selected package includes it before paying.
At a glance
- Dinner is on the 79th floor: Expect more than 60 advertised menu choices, including Chinese dishes, seafood and other international options.
- The food comes to your table: Buffet-cart service lets you order selected dishes from your seat, though you may still want to check what is available on the day.
- The views span three floors: The package describes entry to the 77th-floor deck and 84th-floor revolving viewpoint, plus a drink at the rooftop bar on 83.
- Expect a lift transfer: Reaching the restaurant and upper viewing areas may involve more than one elevator ride, and waits can be a nuisance at busy times.
- Timing affects the meal: Service is divided into set windows on some days. Confirm the schedule that applies to your chosen date.
- Dietary flexibility is limited: The venue says it cannot accommodate allergies, gluten intolerance, vegetarian diets or other dietary needs.
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- At a glance
- Start with the skyline, then settle in for dinner
- Stella Palace puts the buffet cart to work
- The 77th-floor deck gives you a first look
- The 84th-floor viewpoint turns slowly above Bangkok
- Stop at the 83rd-floor rooftop bar
- Plan dinner around the service window
- Is the price worth it?
- Know the practical limits before you book
- Should you book Stella Palace?
- FAQ
- Where is Stella Palace at Baiyoke Sky Hotel?
- How do I redeem the booking?
- Does the package include the observation deck?
- What food is served at the buffet?
- Is a drink included?
- What are the dining hours?
- Can the restaurant accommodate allergies or vegetarian diets?
- How do child ticket prices work?
- Can I leave and come back in?
- How do I get to the hotel from the airport?
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Start with the skyline, then settle in for dinner
Baiyoke Sky Hotel sits at 222 Soi Ratchaprarop 3 in Bangkok’s Ratchathewi district, next to Ratchaprarop station on the Airport Rail Link. That location makes it practical if you are arriving from Suvarnabhumi Airport by train, though you will still need to allow time to find the hotel entrance and reach the correct reception point.
On arrival, head to the reception counter on the 19th floor and show your mobile voucher. You must also present a valid ID card or passport for verification. The instructions say to enter directly with the voucher, but the reception stop is part of the process, so do not assume you can go straight to the restaurant door.
The building’s height is part of the appeal, but it also shapes the evening. The available information and dining experiences point to elevator transfers between the lower floors, the 77th-floor level, and the restaurant or upper attractions. One lift can get busy, especially around dinner service. Give yourself some slack rather than booking a tight onward plan.
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Stella Palace puts the buffet cart to work
The meal is served at Stella Palace on the 79th floor. The format is described as a premium Chinese buffet, with more than 60 menu choices and a buffet-caravan approach: staff bring dishes around and serve them at your table. That is a welcome change from a standard buffet line, particularly when you want to try small portions of several items.
The dishes advertised include roasted Peking duck, jumbo dim sum, abalone soup, stir-fried crab with fried rice, grilled river prawns with fried noodles and gravy, seafood platter and oysters served on a hot plate. The wider description also mentions Japanese dishes, steak and seafood. The actual mix can vary, so treat the menu as a guide rather than a promise that every named dish will be available throughout your meal.
The strongest food praise tends to gather around Chinese specialties. Peking duck is a recurring favorite, and roasted pork, dim sum and grilled prawns also get warm mentions. Some diners particularly like the seafood and the service, while others find seafood quality uneven or the buffet less impressive than expected. That is a fair way to set expectations: this is an expansive hotel buffet with some well-liked Chinese dishes, not a specialist seafood restaurant where every item is guaranteed to shine.
Because staff bring dishes to the table, you can stay seated and ask for more of what appeals. A few accounts describe attentive service, with staff checking whether you want another order and clearing dishes promptly. English ability may vary among staff, so keep your request simple and have your seat or table details handy if you need to point out what you want.
The 77th-floor deck gives you a first look
The 77th-floor observation deck is the first listed viewing stop. It gives you a chance to look out over Bangkok before or after dinner, depending on how you plan the visit. From high above the city, the view is the point: buildings spread out in every direction, and the changing light makes an evening visit appealing.
The views are a major part of the package’s value. A buffet alone asks you to judge the meal against the price; adding access to the viewing areas turns dinner into a longer evening out. If the city is hazy, visibility may be softer, but the elevation still gives you a broad sense of Bangkok’s scale.
Allow for the lift journey and any queues when deciding when to visit the deck. If you are dining during a fixed service window, do not spend so long exploring that you arrive late or feel hurried through dinner. A sensible plan is to check in first, confirm the meal timing, then decide whether to view before eating or save the upper floors for afterward.
The 84th-floor viewpoint turns slowly above Bangkok
The 84th-floor revolving viewpoint is the headline view for many people. Unlike a fixed lookout, the platform rotates, changing the angle gradually as you watch the city. It is a simple but memorable way to see more than one side of Bangkok without walking from window to window.
Night is a popular time to go, when the city’s lights come into view. If you prefer a calmer visit, weekday timing may help, though it cannot guarantee an empty lift or deck. Take a moment to look around rather than treating the platform as a quick photo stop. The slow movement gives you time to orient yourself and pick out the changing pattern of streets and towers.
The package includes admission to both the 77th-floor deck and 84th-floor viewpoint in its included-items section. However, the booking information also contains a generic line saying observation-deck admission is not included. That is a genuine inconsistency. Before booking, confirm that the exact option you select includes both viewing areas, rather than relying on the package title alone.
Stop at the 83rd-floor rooftop bar
The package includes one drink at the rooftop bar on the 83rd floor. It is a useful extra: you can pause between the restaurant and the observation area, or finish the evening with a drink above the city. The drink is included as one serving, so do not confuse it with an open bar.
Soft drinks and drinking water are also listed as included with the buffet. Some diners have described drinks as flowing freely, but the stated package details do not promise unlimited drinks, so plan around the listed inclusion. The cocktail itself may not suit every taste. If you are particular about what you drink, treat the included beverage as a bonus rather than the main reason to book.
Plan dinner around the service window
The stated dining hours depend on the day and the date. Monday through Thursday, the listed service runs from 17:00 to 21:15. Friday through Sunday, two service windows are shown: 17:00 to 19:00 and 19:15 to 21:15. The information also notes that special unlimited-time dining applies Monday through Thursday only until May 31, 2026, then gives service periods beginning June 1, 2026. Because these details are date-sensitive, check the selected date and time before you go.
This matters because the meal is not necessarily an open-ended evening. Some diners have found the time limit short, especially when lift queues cut into dinner. Arrive with enough time to check in, and avoid assuming that a weekday booking gives unlimited dining unless your selected date and package specifically say so.
The overall visit is listed as lasting one to three hours. Your pace will depend on how long you spend at dinner and the viewing areas, along with how quickly you get between floors. If you want the full meal and both viewpoints, do not squeeze this between two tightly scheduled activities.
Is the price worth it?
Prices start from $40.25, though the final amount depends on the option and date you select. For that starting price, the package is appealing if you value the combination: a broad buffet, table-side service for selected dishes, observation-area admission as specified, and a rooftop drink. You are paying for dinner and an elevated city outing, not just a plate of food.
The value is strongest for diners who will make good use of the Chinese dishes and the viewing floors. If Peking duck, dim sum and a high-rise night view sound like a satisfying evening, the package can cover several interests in one booking. If your main priority is exceptional seafood, a particular dietary menu or a quiet, unhurried meal, the trade-offs matter more.
There is a special promotion described as one free child or senior buffet admission with every booking of two adult buffet tickets. It is limited to Monday through Thursday, from 18:00 to 21:00, and may not apply to every package option. Check the offer terms during booking rather than assuming the free admission is automatic.
Know the practical limits before you book
The venue says it cannot accommodate allergies, gluten intolerance, vegetarian diets or other dietary needs. If any of these apply to you, this is not a safe package to book on the assumption that staff can make substitutions. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and you cannot re-enter after leaving the venue.
Children at or below 79 cm in height enter free. Children from 79 to 120 cm, or seniors aged 60 and above, may qualify for the child or senior ticket option described in the package. Children 120 cm and taller are charged at the adult rate. Bring valid identification for the arrival check.
Bookings can be changed up to 72 hours before the activity starts, subject to exceptions for some booking types. Free cancellation is available with at least 72 hours’ notice, according to the stated terms. The voucher is valid only for the date and time selected, so check both before you set out.
Should you book Stella Palace?
Book this if you want a dinner-and-view evening in one place, enjoy Chinese buffet dishes, and like the idea of seeing Bangkok from the 77th and 84th floors. Peking duck, dim sum and the table-side buffet-cart service give the meal a more distinctive feel than a simple line-up of trays.
Think twice if you need a special diet, expect a leisurely meal without a fixed service window, or are booking mainly for top-tier seafood. Build in time for the lifts, verify that your chosen package includes the observation areas, and check the dining schedule for your date. With those points settled, this is a practical way to turn a buffet into a full evening above Bangkok.
Baiyoke Sky Hotel 79th Floor Stella Palace with Observation Deck Admission in Bangkok
“The Chinese food is good, but the seafood is just average. The observation deck is worth visiting, and it even includes a drink, which was a pleasa…”
FAQ
Where is Stella Palace at Baiyoke Sky Hotel?
It is on the 79th floor of Baiyoke Sky Hotel at 222 Soi Ratchaprarop 3, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400, Thailand.
How do I redeem the booking?
Show your mobile voucher at the venue. When you arrive at the hotel, contact reception on the 19th floor, and bring a valid ID card or passport for verification.
Does the package include the observation deck?
The included-items section lists admission to the 77th-floor observation deck and the 84th-floor revolving viewpoint. A separate generic line says admission is not included, so confirm the exact package option before booking.
What food is served at the buffet?
The advertised selection includes Chinese, Japanese, steak and seafood dishes. Examples include Peking duck, dim sum, abalone soup, crab with fried rice, grilled river prawns and seafood platter. The menu may vary.
Is a drink included?
Yes. The package lists one drink at the 83rd-floor rooftop bar, along with soft drink and drinking water at the buffet.
What are the dining hours?
Monday through Thursday, the listed hours are 17:00 to 21:15. Friday through Sunday, service is shown in two windows: 17:00 to 19:00 and 19:15 to 21:15. Check the schedule for your selected date.
Can the restaurant accommodate allergies or vegetarian diets?
No. The venue says it cannot accommodate allergies, gluten intolerance, vegetarian diets or other dietary needs.
How do child ticket prices work?
Children at or below 79 cm are free. Children from 79 to 120 cm may use the child ticket option, while children 120 cm and above are charged the adult rate. A special offer may include one child or senior admission with two adult tickets on eligible Monday-to-Thursday bookings.
Can I leave and come back in?
No. Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue.
How do I get to the hotel from the airport?
The hotel is next to Ratchaprarop Airport Rail Link station. The stated directions say you can take a train from Suvarnabhumi Airport to the hotel directly.
