Quiet rooms at Andaz Bali, by Hyatt
Sound insulation is inconsistent and often inadequate. While one guest found their room quiet, multiple others reported weak insulation, noise from adjacent areas, and disrupted sleep.
Recent reviews show persistent noise issues. August 2025 reviews (claims 63353, 63447) cite active problems with restaurant noise and sleep disruption; April 2026 reviews are split—one positive (claim 59968) and one directly negative on insulation (claim 60146). No clear temporal improvement trend detected.
What the reviews tell us
Sound insulation is weak and inconsistent across the property, with direct reports of 'very weak' insulation (claim 60146) and sleep disruption from noise and music (claim 63447).
Rooms positioned above or adjacent to the barbecue restaurant experience significant sound and odor penetration from the venue below (claim 63353).
Room location and floor position heavily influence noise exposure; a King deluxe room with views reported being quiet and peaceful (claim 59968).
Multiple guests cite noise and music from common areas as a persistent issue affecting sleep quality (claims 63447, 63353).
Evidence on sound insulation at Andaz Bali is mixed but leans toward concerning. One Australian guest in a King deluxe room (2026) reported the space as "absolutely quiet," suggesting location and room type matter significantly. However, three other reviews paint a less favorable picture: a Ukrainian reviewer directly rated sound insulation as "very weak" (2026), while two guests from August 2025 experienced specific problems stemming from poor insulation—one was positioned above the barbecue restaurant and contended with both odor and noise penetration, while another had their sleep severely disrupted by noise and loud music. The positive claim appears to be location-dependent (higher floor, away from amenities), whereas negative claims reflect the reality guests may face in proximally compromised rooms. The specificity of complaints about restaurant noise leakage and sleep disruption suggests structural insulation gaps rather than occasional disturbances.
Room location determines noise experience significantly.
One guest found their King deluxe room "absolutely quiet" with green tree views (claim 59968, positive), while another guest in an unspecified room type reported "very weak" sound insulation (claim 60146, negative). Additionally, guests above the barbecue restaurant experienced significant noise bleed (claim 63353), whereas the quiet room likely benefited from distance from restaurant and common areas. This suggests the hotel's insulation issue is location-dependent rather than universal, but the prevalence of negative claims indicates poor positioning of rooms relative to noise sources and/or inadequate structural insulation in vulnerable zones.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 4 supporting reviewsIt was absolutely quiet with views of green trees
Our room was on top of the barbecue restaurant the due the smell and the noise
the noise and the music was so loud that we couldn't really sleep well
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