Ulasan TRIBE Living Bangkok Sukhumvit 39 by AccorHotels

Tribe Hotel is a newly opened hotel in 2024, offering a modern and trendy design. However, the rooms are not very spacious. Our stay was end of Feb 2025. We arrived early, around 10 AM, and the staff—Indy, Yale, and Gunny—were very nice and friendly. They kindly offered us an early check-in while ensuring we got a high-floor room as requested. The hotel room comes with a Nespresso coffee machine and 3 complimentary capsules, adding a nice touch for coffee lovers. The location is a 15-minute walk to EmQuartier, a popular shopping mall, but the hotel also provides a free shuttle service every hour, making it more convenient for guests. Day 1: We initially stayed in a twin room, but the beds were too small. The next morning, we requested a king-size bed, and the staff made the effort to arrange a room change. We left our luggage at the lobby in the morning, and the staff helpfully moved it to our new room later in the day. Day 2: The TV was not functioning, and there was an unpleasant smell in the room, likely due to toilet sewerage issues. We requested another room change, and the staff in charge immediately assisted us. The new room was much better, with no odor, and the TV worked well, allowing us to watch all channels. The hotel breakfast is decent, but the variety of options is limited.

The hotel is relatively new with decent amenities. The pool and food were great, and the breakfast was also enjoyable. However, there was an unpleasant smell coming from the toilet drain whenever water drained, which was off-putting. The hotel is about a 15-minute walk from the nearest train station, but by car or tuktuk, it ranged from 5 to 20 minutes depending on traffic. While the hotel’s tuktuk service was convenient, there was a major issue with how it was communicated. We were told that the tuktuk would leave the hotel every hour and that we could take it back from the mall. However, we were never informed that the tuktuk would only go to the mall if there were other passengers. As a result, we were left waiting for over 30 minutes at the mall with no update. It wasn’t until we called the hotel that we were told the tuktuk service was only a drop-off service and not a pick-up. This lack of transparency was frustrating and forced us to find an alternative in a rush. This situation could have been handled much better with communication and notices clearly stating how the tuktuk service is run.

I highly recommend this hotel for anyone seeking accommodation in Bangkok! From the moment I checked in, I was greeted with a warm and welcoming smile. The room was spacious and immaculately clean, with amenities like a steamer, coffee machine, and more. Plus, its location is convenient- you'll find a Starbucks and 7/11 close by, along with other restaurants. The breakfast was also excellent, offering a range of Western options. And for late-night cravings, the grab-and-go station downstairs is a lifesaver, and with snacks like paninis, muffins, and more. Whether you're staying short-term or long-term, this hotel is an excellent choice for a comfortable, convenient, and enjoyable stay in Bangkok.

The hotel was extremely amazing! In 5 minutes walking distance i was at the main road of Sukumvit, where the big malls and literally everything! The place of the hotel is quite, didnt hear any noise. The staff was great! Everything was just perfect! Just one thing that i had a problem with is the outside, at the entrance can smell very strong smell of sewers and there was some mornings that i couldnt sit and have my coffee there because of the strong smell. Please solve this issue! Cause i really want to come back! Ohh and also they have a small coffee shop at the entrance of the hotel - the coffee was amazing! And on the 27th floor there is a restaurant and bar :)