Tints of Blue Hotel
A quiet outdoor pool a short walk from two Sukhumvit stations
About this hotel
Tints of Blue trades the scale of the nearby luxury towers for a smaller, calmer outdoor pool tucked into a peaceful pocket of Sukhumvit, still close enough to the Sukhumvit and Asoke interchange to reach the BTS or MRT in under ten minutes. Rooms lean minimalist, with natural light, a kitchenette and a dining area rather than a full restaurant downstairs, so breakfast and light meals often happen in-room between pool sessions. The sun terrace catches the afternoon light well, and the fitness centre covers a workout without leaving the property. Emporium Shopping Mall, nine hundred metres away, becomes the default air-conditioned escape once the midday heat sets in, and luggage storage is free for guests arranging a late departure.
- Outdoor pool
- Balcony rooms
- Sun terrace
Our take
This suits travellers who want Sukhumvit's transport convenience without a five-star price tag, especially useful for an early pool session before the short walk to the BTS or MRT. The pool stays genuinely quiet outside peak summer weeks, which couples and solo travellers tend to appreciate most. Guests wanting a large resort-style pool or a full-service restaurant on-site should look toward the bigger Sukhumvit towers instead, since the appeal here is calm over scale.
- ✓Book a balcony room specifically if the outdoor pool view matters to you, since not every room category faces the terrace directly.
- ✓Use the kitchenette for a simple breakfast before the nine-hundred-metre walk to Emporium Shopping Mall for anything more substantial.
- ✓Walk to the Sukhumvit and Asoke interchange rather than taxiing, since the seven-hundred-metre distance is genuinely manageable on foot.
Why we love it
- Quiet outdoor pool away from the main Sukhumvit strip
- Seven-minute walk to two BTS and MRT lines
- Balcony rooms with natural light
- Nine hundred metres from Emporium Shopping Mall
Why guests love itTravellers who choose Tints of Blue over the larger Sukhumvit towers usually do it for the pool's calm rather than its size, using the terrace for a slower morning before the short walk to the interchange. The in-room kitchenette gets more use here than at a typical hotel, since the minimalist rooms encourage a simple breakfast rather than a restaurant downstairs. By evening, the terrace clears and the pool becomes the quietest spot on this list for a last swim before Emporium's food stalls close.