The room was good size with excellent bathroom including shower and bathtub. Very decent selection for breakfast .The location was lovely Sukhumvit neighbourhood, good access to cetane via BTS train.Really enjoyed the pool - it was unbreakably hot for sightseeing so this was the perfect place to be. Despite lots of screaming and diving kids, it has a nice ambience a the staff was lovely and looked after me well.

It was a real shame that the rooftop wasn't open due to renovation. This was one of the main reasons I booked this hotel. If this is ongoing, you should not advertise it or there should be a note that the rooftop view and restaurant are not available.

I like the room, pool area, breakfast, location and the staff were very friendly.

My room wasn't that clean i found a few hairs and there were sticky patches on the floor covered in dust. There used to be some more English Channel on the TV but not much to watch anymore.

Brilliant location in the Sukhumvit district and incredibly kind staff. Lovely 180 degree views from the room of the city skyline. Tasty breakfast with a wide variety of options. Indian vegetarian options were rotated each day. Traditional Thai soup was a big hit, as were the freshly cooked eggs. Very efficient housekeeping team who quickly responded to our request for firmer pillows. A safe is provided which gave us some added peace of mind. The pool is large with views of the skyline and the music from the nearby Mexican restaurant creates a fun but relaxed atmosphere. Don’t miss out on the margaritas!

Arrived at 9pm and had to wait for confirmation that the room was ready. The room decor seemed quite dated and tired. The wall mounted controls were extremely temperamental. This made operating the air conditioning, amongst other things, needlessly difficult. Pillows are very soft so needed to request firmer pillows.

A clean , comfortable and well run hotel in great location

It's a minor point....but the breakfast room staff in their attempts to clear up after guests quickly are sometimes too quick to clear the breakfast tables. It's a very good buffet selection for breakfast but , as a lone traveller, I have gone up to the buffet to get something and on my return my table has been cleared and , in one case, a new guest was already sitting there ! But the breakfasts and the staff are all excellent.

Staff is exceptional, as is the location. Beds are great, very comfortable. That can be a big thing here. Some beds in Thai hotels can be a bit on the firm side... like sleeping on a slab of concrete...but the beds here are top rate. The place is a bit older now and has many of luxury amenaties popular in the 90s or so... phone in the toilet, a somewhat novel electronically controlled Do Not Disturb sign on the door, etc.)... so it is a bit of a time warp. Oh, the Mexican restaurant on the 4th floor by the pool on the 4th floor, has authentic Mexican (a favorite of mine) food with an interesting and fun floor show. We stayed only one night but were very pleased with the experience.

No complaints

The cleaness of the rooms, the down to earth hospitality of the entire staff, the spacious nature of the lobby and the corridors leading to the rooms and above all the varieties and qualities of the food served at breakfast is second to none which I believe has made Rembrandt Hotel the perfect choice for many tourists and visitors to Thailand.

I didn’t like the old TV set in the hotel rooms. You need to change them with a smart TV to allow your customers watch programs of their choice through the internet. The toilet and the bathroom are also too old.

The room had a bunk bed and a king sized bed, and the bathroom had both a shower and a bathtub. Overall it was clean, quiet, and comfortable for 4 people. A great location with access to malls, the sky train, the subway, and all kinds of places to eat. Our favorite eats were the people selling grilled meat, sticky rice, and green papaya salad in the carts on the street outside the hotel. There were lots of places for massages on the street as well. The breakfast bar was very busy, but had excellent food options and good coffee.

This is a very busy and touristy location. If you want something smaller and off the beaten path, this is not the place for you. If you are looking for a typical tourist experience, this is the place for you.

The breakfast are always superbly presented, the chefs always do a fantastic job in preparing a wide and delicious range of food types. The Reception staff are always so helpful and friendly its always a joy to stay at the Rembrandt Hotel. The location is great, but more promotion for use of the Tuk Tuk to Asok BTS station would be helpful.

All good, I'm very happy and I look forward to staying at the Rembrandt again in a few months time.

The location is great, close to mrt and bts to go anywhere, close to restaurants, malls and coffee shops and yet in a quiet residential street. The pool is big enough to have a good swim and it has a wonderful city view. The breakfast counts of a Thai station, egg station, salad and fruit bar, waffles and pancakes. The room is big, the mattress is comfortable, the shower has a lovely pressure, there is also a bath. I had a lovely city view from my room at the 16th floor. The cleaning was top notch, I loved the perfume the cleaner sprayed every day but also the quality of the free soaps and creams.

Long queue to check in and to get a table for breakfast, often no free sunbeds in the pool area. I think that they should open another one of their restaurants for breakfast, for selected rooms. I also think that they could swap some of the pool bar's chairs with sunbeds...they are always empty during the day anyway...at least they could make a few more swimmers happy.

We had a family room with bunk beds - which was brilliant for this mom and her two kiddos. The room was a bit small, but fit all of our luggage (6 bags in total). The staff was friendly, spoke English and was helpful. The food choices were good. The breakfast had a variety of choices, including Western and Asian selections. The Asian breakfast soup was amazing. The hotel houses a Mexican restaurant called, Mexicano and it is near the pool. We ate there on Taco Tuesday, and it was delicious. The pool was nice, and there was a small workout room. A tuk tuk will take you up Soi 18 to Sukhumvit. The drivers are nice and will even help you get a tuk-tuk or a moto driver. The location is spectacular. Street 18 is fantastic - there is a Coffee Club across the street and a nice Italian restaurant if you walk out of Soi 18 and go left. If you turn right, you will find a great Thai restaurant called P Kitchen. I had a great massage at the top of Soi 18 near Sukhumvit on the left. It was 300 Baht during the day. It was clean and well run (maybe by Korean management).

There was no desk or area to do emails and work - or eat a meal, as the sitting area or couch was behind the bunk bed. Separately, there was a coffee table, but it was between the bunkbed and the TV—not next to the sofa. While Taco Tuesday was delicious, you could only order a few types of tacos, two at a time. This would not be a problem if the tacos came out fast. However, we had to wait a long time between tacos, which was annoying for my growing teenage boy. If you are there longer than two days, you may like to venture out to breakfast. Nearby, you can find other breakfast options. I highly recommend Breakfast Story on Sukhumvit (it is just about a block or two away).