Quiet rooms at Kaamala Resort & Spa Ubud by iNi Vie Hospitality
Sound insulation is poor; multiple recent reviewers report hearing conversations and arguments from adjacent rooms clearly through thin walls.
All three claims are from 2026 (April, May, and July), indicating the poor sound insulation is a recent and persistent issue with no evidence of improvement.
What the reviews tell us
Thin walls allow audible transmission of conversations and loud noises from adjacent rooms (claims 84877, 78553)
Suite rooms are specifically affected by noise transmission from neighboring accommodations (claim 90073)
Reports span multiple recent months (April–July 2026), indicating this is an ongoing structural issue rather than isolated incident (claims 90073, 84877, 78553)
Sound blocking between rooms is a significant weakness at Kaamala Resort & Spa Ubud. Recent reviewers from diverse geographic backgrounds consistently report inadequate wall insulation, with guests able to hear noises from adjacent rooms without difficulty. One reviewer from Indonesia reported hearing guests screaming in the next room, while another from Saudi Arabia noted hearing everything from neighboring accommodations. This issue has been observed in suite-room configurations specifically. The pattern is consistent across three independent reports from 2026, suggesting this is an ongoing structural or design limitation rather than a temporary issue.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 3 supporting reviewsIf you stay in a suite, you may hear noises from the next room
I heard everything from the room next to me
the wall is so thin that we could even hear the guests next door screaming at each other
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