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Quiet rooms at KLEO Seminyak - JDV by Hyatt

Soundproofing is significantly deficient across multiple areas of the hotel, with consistent reports of street noise, inadequate window insulation, and severe pool noise affecting rooms on upper floors.

NegativeStrong evidence·based on 6 reviews

Sound insulation problems are persistent across time. Older reviews from 2019 (claims 90600, 91296) and recent reviews from May–June 2026 (claims 86581, 83943, 87040, 87050, 87059, 88200) all report similar issues, indicating a chronic rather than recent problem. No improvement trend is evident.

What the reviews tell us

Street-view rooms consistently report excessive noise from traffic and street activity, confirmed across multiple reviews from 2019 to 2026

Window construction on studio-side rooms lacks proper finishing and provides no soundproofing capability

Rooms directly below the swimming pool (at minimum room 358, likely also 357, 359, 360) experience persistent, disruptive water noise

Overall soundproofing quality is described as deficient or lacking in recent guest feedback

Sound insulation at KLEO Seminyak is a material concern. Multiple reviewers report inadequate soundproofing affecting different areas of the hotel. Street-view rooms consistently generate complaints about traffic and street noise, with both recent (2026) and older (2019) reviews noting the problem. Window construction appears to be a particular weakness—one reviewer explicitly noted that windows on the studio side are "not well finished" and provide no soundproofing. Most concerning is the pool noise issue, documented by a Chinese reviewer in May 2026, who reported room 358 (located directly below the swimming pool) experiencing extremely loud water sounds persistent even into the second day of their stay. The same reviewer suggests that rooms 357, 359, and 360 likely suffer from similar pool noise. Overall soundproofing quality is described as "lacking" in recent reviews. The issue spans room-to-street insulation, window integrity, and structural sound transmission from amenities, indicating a systemic soundproofing shortfall rather than isolated problem areas.