Ibis Styles Hotels in Bangkok

The location is excellent, with plenty of restaurants and a 7/11 nearby. The room is a bit small, making it more suitable for couples rather than families. However, the bed is very comfortable and soft, providing a great night's sleep. I will definitely come back next time!

We stayed here for two nights on a layover between flights from the UK to Australia. I booked this because it was cheap (and I am cheap), and because it offered a very cheap ”family suite” option of two interconnecting rooms. I was travelling with my 11-year-old daughter and this seemed like a good option for us both getting an undisturbed sleep. I'm an Accor member, and have stayed in Ibis Styles hotels in several places around the world. They're generally OK. This place was way above normal Ibis Styles standards. This hotel is very new: it had been open for a couple of months when we stayed. The location is good. It's very close to Sala Daeng BTS and not far from Silom MTR. It's on a major road. However, it is down its own little alleyway, so it is isolated from traffic noise. It's a private, dedicated alleyway, with a good smooth surface and good lighting, not a scary dark alleyway. The lobby is light and airy and really nicely decorated, with floor cushions on a stairway which is a nice place to sit around. Check-in was great. The receptionist was friendly and helpful, and gave me all the information I needed. She even showed us to our room, which was on the ground floor. She apologised for it being on the ground floor, but really this was fine. The rooms were lovely. There was a door which closed us off from the rest of the corridor, meaning that we had a section of corridor to ourselves and could leave our doors open if we wanted to. The rooms were brightly coloured and extremely clean. The shower areas were huge. The beds were incredibly comfortable, with nice soft duvets. My one caveat is that these rooms were great for us, because there was one person in each room. It might be less good if there were two of you in a room. The showers are glass, and look directly onto the bed. There's a blind, and the door is partially frosted, but if you were lying in bed, even with the shower blind down, you could see the head and feet of the person in the shower. Also, the sink is in the room, rather than in a separate bathroom, so there's no privacy when you're brushing your teeth or shaving or whatever. Again, great for one person: you can watch TV while brushing your teeth or showering, but maybe not great for two people. The TV had very limited channels - for English I think there was only al-Jazeera, ChannelNewsAsia and RT. But it had YouTube built in, so you could find yourself something good to watch. The TV was a decent size - maybe 40”. WiFi was very fast and free. The breakfast buffet was small, but really good. The food was lovely. The pool area is great. It's on the roof, and it's shaded in the afternoon by surrounding buildings. From one end of the pool there is a good view across the city, even though it's only on the 9th floor. The bar by the pool did some lovely mocktails too. This hotel was unbelievably cheap - less than US$40 per night for one room - but it did not feel like

Always stay at this hotel when I travel to Bangkok. Great pool, restaurant, and the location is perfect. BTS Nana within 5 min walk.

This is not the first time I stayed here and the past times were good experiences. Unfortunately this time the service fell short of my expectations. The front desk staff seemed uninterested and had bad attitude. I have called to request for late check out in the morning and staff told us 1 pm is ok. However, the card was not working when we went back to the hotel after lunch about 12 plus to pack the luggage. We came down to the front desk and staff name Beam, questioned us if we have updated the card. No one informed us about this and her attitude was dismissive and unapologetic. The lack of poor communication made my last day of stay frustrating. As a paying customer, I expect basic courtesy and efficiency. I hope the management takes steps to address her attitude. Thanks for all the rest of the staff that done good job!

Habituellement, je n’aime pas faire une évaluation négative sur un hôtel dans lequel j’ai séjourné car je sais que celle-ci peut altérer sa réputation et c’est souvent ses employés qui en pâtissent, quand bien même ils n’en portent aucune responsabilité. Je me permettrai tout de même une petite exception pour cet Ibis Style Sukhumvit 50 à Bangkok. Il faut dire que la Thaïlande a édicté des mesures très contraignantes pour toute personne entrant dans ce pays et c’est ainsi qu’elle a su maintenir un taux de contamination passablement bas par rapport au reste du monde. Néanmoins, sans céder à aucune forme de paranoïa, je pense que quelques améliorations pourraient être mises en place afin de participer au bien-être de ses hôtes « ASQ ». La peur que le Corona puisse éventuellement être transmis aux employés de l’hôtel par des individus en quarantaine, engendre des situations ubuesques ! Le remplacement de la literie n’étant pas prévu avant le premier test COVID, il a fallu que j’insiste pour que l‘on m’apporte de la lingerie et que je puisse effectuer cet échange après plus d’une semaine passée dans cet établissement. C’est seulement après le 10ème jour que le service de maison a pris le soin de nettoyer ma chambre. Les repas n’étaient pas de grande qualité. La Thaïlande est réputée pour sa gastronomie, j’aurais apprécié que cet établissement y fasse honneur. Une alimentation goûteuse et de qualité aurait contribué à parfaire mon séjour. Contrairement à d’autres gites, il m’a parfois été distribué du « réchauffé de l’avant-veille » dans des couverts en plastique jetables. J’aurais particulièrement apprécié que tous les petits déjeuners soient agrémentés de jus de fruits. Au niveau récréatif, ce n’était pas Byzance non-plus ! Il n’est pas agréable de passer 15 jours confiné dans une chambre sans avoir la possibilité d’ouvrir les fenêtres. La toiture a été recouverte d’un tapis vert et il n’y avait aucune structure qui permette de faire du sport, pas de piscine, juste 6 box aménagés d’une table et d’une chaise et c’est seulement après une semaine que j’ai enfin pu en bénéficier durant un peu plus de 45 minutes les cinq premiers après-midis qui ont suivi mon premier test PCR, ce fut une bouffée d’air sans pareil comparativement au système vicié de ma chambre. Ce n’aurait pas été un luxe si la connexion internet ne subissait pas autant de pannes à répétition et qu’elle ait été plus rapide (~18 Mbits/s). Une savonnette aurait pu être mise à disposition près du lavabo. Cependant, le personnel était très sympathique et très réactif. L’hôtel était calme et bien entretenu. Il est situé légèrement en dehors du centre, proche des citernes du fleuve « Chaopraya ». Parfois, derrière le grillage de ma fenêtre, j’apercevais un mirador et de temps à autre un employé de la raffinerie y faisait une ronde à bicyclette. TV5 était la seule chaine disponible en français sur le poste de télévision. Pour conclure, ce ne fut pas une sinécure que de passer un co