City lights look better 87 stories up. Gravity 87 Rooftop Lounge sits on the roof of Ramada by Wyndham Bangkok Sukhumvit 87, giving you a relaxed spot to sip drinks while the Bangkok skyline does its thing. I especially like the rooftop skyline view and the bar bites for sharing, which makes it an easy hang without needing a big, formal meal.

One caution: the experience depends a lot on service timing and package clarity. A small number of bookings reported confusion on arrival or that service wasn’t moving as fast as they expected—so it’s worth arriving at your start time and double-checking what your package includes right away.

Key Highlights to Know Before You Go

• Rooftop views from Ramada Bangkok Sukhumvit 87 with a chill, skyline-focused vibe
• Food and drink packages built around sharing bar bites and platters
• Creative cocktails and beers meant to keep the evening light and refreshing
• 90 minutes that work well for a quick Bangkok night plan
• Easy “group of 1–2” pricing that can feel good value if you actually want rooftop drinks
• Clear house rules on clothing and what you can’t bring (including no swimwear and no slippers)

Gravity 87 Rooftop Lounge at Ramada Sukhumvit 87: the setup

Gravity 87 is a rooftop lounge experience tied to Ramada by Wyndham Bangkok Sukhumvit 87. That matters because you’re not scrambling across the city to hunt for a view. You’re starting from a hotel rooftop address in Sukhumvit’s busy zone, which makes it simpler to pair with dinner plans elsewhere (or to skip a full dinner and just do drinks + bites).

The room tone is described as laid-back and stylish, with cozy seating and chill music. That’s a good match for Bangkok nights when you want a change of scenery: less street noise, more skyline, and a pace that lets you actually talk instead of rushing.

And yes, the whole point is the city view. If you’re the kind of person who wants photos but also wants a real atmosphere (not just a viewpoint), Gravity 87 is trying to deliver that sweet spot: skyline + drinks + snackable food.

Your 90 Minutes: how the rooftop experience usually plays out

This is a 90-minute slot, not a long evening. That changes how you should plan your night. You’ll want to treat Gravity 87 as your “one focused stop,” where the goal is rooftop atmosphere and a satisfying snack/drink combo—not a slow, multi-course dinner.

Here’s the flow you can reasonably expect based on what the experience is built around:

1. Arrive and get settled quickly

You’ll check in and get directed to your seating area. Since the setting is a rooftop lounge, you’ll typically want a moment to take in the view before ordering.

1. Order from the included food and beverage package

The experience includes food and beverage, with packages designed to bring together bar bites/platter-style sharing and drinks. This is where you’ll want to confirm exactly what’s included, especially if you’re there for cocktails and beer.

1. Eat at lounge pace while the skyline changes

In Bangkok, timing can make a big difference. Even if you don’t aim for a specific time, you’ll likely notice the view shift as the evening progresses. Keep it simple: snacks first, then drinks, and don’t overthink it.

1. Finish your slot and move on

At the 90-minute mark, you’ll be done. It’s enough time to enjoy the vibe without needing a second hour that turns into “did we just waste our night?” territory.

Food and drinks: bar bites that make sense for a rooftop

The standout promise here is that you’re not doing a complicated meal. You’re getting tasty bar bites and platters meant for sharing, plus creative cocktails and beers that fit a rooftop lounge mood.

That’s a smart pairing. Rooftops can be distracting—views, wind, lighting, the whole atmosphere—and heavy food can feel off. Bar-bite style food keeps things light while still feeling like you actually ate something.

At the same time, there’s a lesson worth hearing: a couple of bookings weren’t happy with the match between price and food quality. So my advice is simple: go in wanting snacks and drinks, not expecting a full-on culinary event. If you’re a “show me the chef’s tasting menu” type, you may end up wishing you’d spent that money elsewhere.

Drinks and the value question: is $20 per group fair?

Pricing is listed as $20 per group up to 2 for a 90-minute rooftop experience. That structure can be great value if two people are splitting the cost and actually want drinks + included food.

But value is only “good” if the package fits what you expected. In one case, someone felt the offering was too expensive for the food quality. In another, the view was called lovely, but the overall experience didn’t justify the price for them.

So here’s how I’d make the value judgment before you book:

• If your main goal is rooftop skyline + a couple of drinks + sharing snacks, this price can feel reasonable.
• If you mainly want a top-tier meal or perfect service from start to finish, you should be cautious. A shorter lounge experience can’t compensate for a bumpy first impression.

A practical tip: when you arrive, ask what your package includes and how service works. Don’t wait for it to be obvious. Rooftop lounges often run on rhythm—if you start at the wrong tempo, you’ll feel it fast.

Atmosphere and views: what you’re paying for besides food

Gravity 87 is pitched as a chill rooftop spot with skyline views. That’s exactly what makes it useful in a travel plan.

A good rooftop lounge stop gives you three things:

• A change of pace from street-level Bangkok
• A photo-worthy backdrop that doesn’t feel like a chore
• A social setting where bar bites and drinks make sense

Even when service doesn’t go perfectly, the view can still land. And in at least one positive booking, the combination of price and view was enough to call the experience worthwhile.

Just keep expectations realistic: you’re not buying a multi-hour luxury dining experience. You’re buying a compact, skyline-forward night plan.

Service can make or break the mood

This is the part I’d take most seriously. Most descriptions sound smooth—premium dining experience, impeccable service—but a few bookings flagged problems like arriving to what seemed closed, waiting, and staff not engaging quickly. Another complaint mentioned service being worse than expected.

That doesn’t mean every visit is bad. It does mean you should protect your own evening.

Here’s how to do that:

• Arrive close to the start time, not early enough to end up waiting outside or lingering without direction.
• Confirm your package at the table. If something feels unclear, ask immediately.
• If you don’t see staff moving or you’re not being acknowledged, request attention promptly rather than hoping it improves on its own.

Rooftop venues can feel quiet even when they’re technically open, and that can make people assume the wrong thing.

Dress code and rules: what to avoid

Gravity 87 has a clear list of items not allowed, and it’s worth reading before you show up. You should avoid:

• Weapons or sharp objects
• Swimwear
• Alcohol and drugs
• Sportswear
• Slippers and bare feet

In practical terms, treat this like smart-casual rooftop lounging. Closed-toe shoes and normal evening clothes will keep things smooth.

Also, since this is a rooftop lounge, weather and comfort matter. Even if the venue is chill, Bangkok evenings can change fast, so dress in layers you can handle.

Who this is best for (and who should skip it)

This rooftop lounge fits travelers who want a simple Bangkok night plan:

• Couples or friends looking for views + drinks + sharing bites
• People who don’t want a full dinner, but still want something satisfying
• Travelers staying around Sukhumvit who want a close-by rooftop stop

You might skip it if:

• You’re chasing a high-end dining experience rather than a lounge evening
• You care deeply about service consistency and hate feeling ignored or rushed
• You expect a long, structured meal (this is 90 minutes)

If you’re on a tight schedule, the short duration is a plus. If you’re hoping for a leisurely night, you may wish it lasted longer.

Should you book Gravity 87 Rooftop Lounge?

I’d book it if your priority is a rooftop skyline evening with included snacks and drinks, and you and your partner/friend are comfortable keeping expectations aligned with a 90-minute lounge plan. At $20 per group up to 2, it can feel like solid value when the view is the main event.

I’d think twice if you need flawless, fast service or you’re expecting food quality that matches fine-dining pricing. The mixed experiences around arrival and service timing are the main reason to pause.

If you do go, make it easy on yourself: arrive at your slot time, confirm what’s included, order early, and plan to spend the rest of your night nearby rather than counting on Gravity 87 as your whole evening.

FAQ

How long is the Gravity 87 Rooftop Lounge experience?

The experience lasts 90 minutes.

What does the price include?

The package includes food and beverage, plus a premium dining experience with service.

How much does it cost?

Pricing is listed as $20 per group up to 2.

Is transportation included?

No, transportation is not included.

What time should I go?

You’ll need to check availability to see starting times.

Is the experience refundable?

This activity is non-refundable.

What should I avoid wearing or bringing?

Swimwear, sportswear, slippers, and bare feet are not allowed. Weapons or sharp objects are also not allowed. Alcohol and drugs are not allowed.

Who runs the experience?

The experience provider is Hungry Hub.

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