Quiet rooms at Candi Beach Resort & Spa
Poor soundproofing between rooms and from adjacent areas; elevator noise and exterior construction noise readily penetrate rooms, though location and room placement matter significantly.
All claims are recent (June–August 2026), with no temporal improvement detected. Both direct soundproofing complaints and external noise penetration reports occur within a 2-month window, suggesting the issue is consistent and current.
What the reviews tell us
Poor soundproofing reported directly; noise from elevator systems and adjacent rooms transmits into occupied spaces
External construction noise (excavators) readily audible on upper floors from early morning, suggesting inadequate window/building envelope sealing
Initial room placement near elevator exacerbated noise issues, requiring guest to request relocation
Room location and placement strategy matter—some guests report positive experience with ocean wave ambience, indicating variable acoustic experience by area
Evidence suggests soundproofing is a structural/design issue rather than temporary problem, consistently reported across recent stays
Candi Beach Resort & Spa appears to have material soundproofing deficiencies affecting guest comfort. Multiple recent reviews from Russian guests document poor acoustic insulation within the room structure itself, with noise from elevators and adjacent corridors transmitting into sleeping areas. One guest experienced particularly acute disruption from external construction (excavators operating beneath their third-floor window from early morning through evening), which was not adequately dampened by the building envelope. While one reviewer noted the positive ambient sound of ocean waves from their room location, this reflects fortunate placement rather than strong sound management; the resort's ability to mitigate unwanted noise—whether from mechanical systems, internal traffic, or external work—remains questionable. Room reassignment was offered in at least one case, suggesting the issue may be localized to certain areas or orientations, though the underlying construction quality remains a concern.
Positive ambient sound vs. poor soundproofing
One reviewer positively noted ocean wave sounds as an "added bonus," suggesting quiet rooms or favorable location, while three other recent reviews explicitly report poor soundproofing and noise penetration. This is not a contradiction in core evidence but rather reflects that experience varies significantly by room location and assignment. The positive framing of ocean waves does not negate the structural soundproofing deficiencies documented by multiple guests; rather, it underscores that desirable ambient sound is not being coupled with protection from unwanted noise.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 4 supporting reviewslistening to the waves was an added bonus
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