Reviews of TRIBAL Coworking Bali

I really like this hostel, it's my second time at Tribal, and this time I had a good time while working. It is social but at the same time, not a party hostel, you really focus because there's a lot of people working around as well. I made some friends though, the billiard and the pool area are nice. Very comfortable room and social area, good WiFi, good food, good coffee, nice and helpful staff!

I just think the cafe could open a bit earlier, it opens at 8, which is not a problem at all, but as an earlier bird, I am aways awake by 6am, so I had to wait for 2 hours if I wanted to get something from there. I ended up eating out in the mornings.

Very relaxed and good for remote working.

Some sort of ongoing exhaust fan noise can be heard from the room

It is one of the best hostels I have ever stayed at. The crowd is mature, working entrepreneurs and digital nomads. No party and mindless money wasters here. You learn so much from people here. The environment and vibe motivates you to work and build something of your own. I am coming back again.

I couldn't of asked for a better stay at Tribal. I stayed in both the private rooms and dorms and both were fantastic. So clean and modern and bathrooms were well looked after. Guests are super respectful as most people are there to work and socialise with like minded people. If it's your first or 10th time to bali and your digital nomad this is a must stay! I can't wait to return in December :D

Perfect place to spend a few days/weeks coworking in Bali. Great people and community and I love the location of Pererenan - far enough from Canggu to be quiet but near enough you never get Fomo.

This is the strictest hostel I've stayed at and it left quite a sour taste. E.g. I get the no outside food rule, but why does it need to be so strictly enforced (especially if it's something that you can't buy at Tribal); you're not allowed to finish your ice latte, or have a pack of peanuts or something! I also got told off for dead-hanging from one of the beams (which supports a few tons of building, so surely can support my 200lb), or for staying a few mins after 10PM one day (when I'd bought loads of food earlier and had been staying there 2 weeks prior). The tone is never "sorry, it's our policy" but 'you are a bad person and we gonna kick you tf out if you keep going like that'. The food itself also gets boring and expensive really quickly. E.g. there is no steak on the menu, nor any kind of small snacks (e.g. nuts, crisps, protein bars, ice lollies etc), and gets super pricey for any amount of protein or customisation etc. I think I ended up spending $30+ on one plate! There should be a discount for residents (20%+), and even the most bare minimum facilities (plates, cutlery, basin, bin) for after hours; I have never eaten dry instant noodles until getting to Tribal!! (I asked the guy on recpetion if I could borrow a bowl and he looked at me like I was stupid). Also more purely-social events would be great (including an organised party / night out would not hurt!). All the socials need you to sign up / buy in / endure a talk or run

Would be handy if there were washing machines available, though I found some closeby so not a big issue.

Community, modern facilities, food available conveniently at the restaurant

The co-working space can get crowded and hot/humid at times. There could be also some space or facilities for exercising.

Beds are so clean and the staff are incredible

There’s quite a few times where you can miss out on a decent space to work if you haven’t set up early enough because it gets so popular.

Very good place for working.

The rooms are super cold because of A.C.

Really lovely location overlooking the mountains. Recommend the guided hike of the waterfalls with the owner. Was a fantastic experience - we went on some paths away from the main walking tracks, he picked some fruit for me to try, and told me all about the plants and coffee grown in the area.

I’ve stayed here before and it’s an amazing place. Have to say though the wifi was pretty terrible this time round. Wasn’t possible for me to stay longer as I do regular zoom calls and it constantly cut out no matter where I sat. Also tried both WiFi’s. Worth noting that it was perfect when I stayed here before. Hopefully they can fix! As it’s a fabulous place.

The WiFi.

Beds in dorm are big and have plenty of space. They also have curtains all around which gives privacy.

Alpha male and insta babe vibe, but I guess it's Bali. People are nice, just get used to man in chest and woman the size of a toothpick.

Beds and facilities were tidy and clean, pretty new as well. I did not get to use the pool during this stay but it seems clean and well maintained. The individual beds were spacious and we have lots of storage space for each bunk. Very very happy to have female dorms and it allows me to have a complete peace of mind. There's ample space for own workouts, area was surrounded by greeneries, and the dining hall is divided into smoking and non smoking areas to respect the different audience. Food was average but won't complain much as the facilities and high speed internet was really what I was looking forward to. There's also a community and activities were pretty frequent as well, so it does give a lot of opportunities for conversations and socializing. Highly recommend for solo travelers.

It's a super place to sleep work and chill very clean and nice I absolutely suggest you come here

Unfortunately the food had bugs in it, and the prices were a bit High

Tribal Hostel – The Ultimate Digital Nomad Spot in Bali Tribal isn’t your typical backpacker hostel — it’s more of a high-end coworking haven with hostel vibes. The design is beautiful, everything feels clean and intentional, and the energy is just right for focused work and casual networking. You’ll find digital nomads tapping away on laptops from morning till late night. The coworking space is well set up with shared tables, private booths, comfy couches — everything you need to stay productive. The crowd is slightly older (mostly 25–35), which was a huge plus for me. Not a party hostel — more like coffee + Canva than tequila + techno. You can socialize easily, but it’s not loud or chaotic. Rooms are simple and clean. For the price of a bunk bed, you get access to amazing facilities and community. Honestly, the vibe is priceless. Would I recommend it? Absolutely — especially if you're working remotely and want to be surrounded by like-minded people.

The room was really cold, and unfortunately, it took quite a bit of back-and-forth with the staff just to get an extra blanket and have the temperature adjusted. It felt a bit silly to have to "fight" for something so basic, which was disappointing given how great everything else was.

It’s very clean, the staff is constantly cleaning and keeping everything neat. Tribal is also the perfect place to work from and it’s easy to meet other people. The location is also great with the beach being so close and many restaurants and cafes nearby.