Quiet rooms at Bali Mandira Beach Resort & Spa
Sound insulation is significantly inadequate, with noise easily traveling between rooms, particularly through bathrooms and inadequately sealed walls.
All claims are recent (June–July 2026), indicating this is an ongoing structural issue rather than a recent decline.
What the reviews tell us
Bathroom roofs are not fully enclosed, allowing sound to travel directly between rooms, including audible children's screaming during bathtime
Conversational-level noise between adjoining rooms is clearly audible despite foam screens installed between doors
Overall room soundproofing is inadequate, particularly affecting bathroom and wall insulation quality
Guests consistently report poor soundproofing throughout the resort. The most critical design flaw is that bathroom roofs are not fully enclosed, allowing sound to carry freely between adjoining rooms—reviewers specifically noted hearing children screaming at bath time and general bathroom noise. Even at normal conversational volumes, guests can hear neighbors in adjacent rooms clearly, and foam screens installed between doors provide minimal mitigation. The inadequate wall and door insulation creates privacy concerns and impacts the overall guest experience, particularly for families or guests seeking rest.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 3 supporting reviewsRooms were not very soundproof, especially due to the bathroom
the bathroom roofs are not fully enclosed so you can hear everything, including screaming kids at bath time
we could clearly hear the family next door even just at conversational volumes and I'm sure they could hear us too which was a bit awkward
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