The 8 Best Nightclubs In Bangkok

With a dance floor the size of a walk-in closet and drinks that are less than budget-friendly, some might wonder why it is that Sing Sing Theater makes the top of our list of best nightclubs. These details become minuscule after entering this fusion of nightclub and theater, however. You will first be enthralled with Sing Sing’s unique décor, reflecting that of a high-end brothel. Cages line the dance floor and intense, red lights hang from the tall ceiling, giving the entire club a certain, eerie glow. The music is always on point, as Sing Sing brings in the best DJs and artists from around the world. According to their website, Sing Sing aims to be Bangkok’s hottest party venue … and it might have already succeeded.

If you cannot sit still, DJ Station is the nightclub to visit. It is one of the most legendary dance clubs in all of Asia, and is quite possibly the biggest gay club in all of Bangkok. At the very least, it is the most popular. DJ Station has three different levels to choose from, each housing its own bar. This club also has nightly cabaret shows beginning at 11:30 p.m., and if you get there any earlier, you could possibly be the only club-goer there until the show starts. You will find herds of both Thai and Westerners here. Regardless of your sexual or gender identity, DJ Station is the place to be.

Westerners are slowly beginning to discover Beam, one of the best nightclubs in Bangkok. This nightclub still consists of primarily young, incredibly hip Thais. Dress to impress at this nightclub, although the website does say that the dress code is to simply, ‘be yourself.’ Beam’s main purpose is to help people find freedom through phenomenal music experiences, which this club is definitely providing club-goers with. Beam always has some DJ taking over its incredible sound system, playing the most pulsing deep techno, house tracks, and more.

Route 66

You can visit Route 66 for the food, but we stay for the drinks. Route 66 is drawing in the biggest of crowds, with its massive venue and class hip-hop tracks. On top of these beats, Route 66 occasionally has live music and Thai pop playing. This club is located in Royal City Avenue, more commonly known as RCA. This entire area is designated as an official nightlife zone.

Route 66, 29/33, 48 Royal City Avenue Building, Soi Soonvijai, Rama 9 Road, Bangkapi, Huay Kwang, Bangkok 10310, +66 (081) 440-9666

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Glow

Glow is one of the oldest nightclubs on our list, but it is certainly not going out of style anytime soon. Glow took over the underground clubbing scene in 2005, and it has continued to keep club-goers happy since then. It boasts one of the best sound systems in the world and hosts international DJs regularly.

Glow, 96, 4/5 Sukhumvit 33 Alley, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand, +66 086 614 3355

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