Quiet rooms at RIMBA by AYANA Bali
Soundproofing is poor, with guests consistently reporting audible noise from adjacent rooms, upper floors, and corridors. Multiple reviewers cite thin walls and inadequate insulation as a significant issue.
All three claims are from 2026 (June 30, April 17, and June 25), indicating the soundproofing issue is current and persistent with no evidence of recent improvement.
What the reviews tell us
Audible footsteps and conversations from outside rooms at night indicate poor wall and door insulation.
Noise from adjacent rooms and upper floors is loud and noticeable, attributed to thin walls.
All three recent reviews (April–June 2026) report soundproofing issues, showing consistency across guest nationalities.
Across three independent reviews from guests in Hong Kong, Japan, and New Zealand, soundproofing emerges as a genuine weakness at RIMBA by AYANA Bali. Reviewers report hearing footsteps and conversations from outside their rooms at night, noise from adjacent and upper-floor rooms, and attribute the problem to thin walls. The consistency of these complaints across different nationalities and recent dates (April–June 2026) suggests this is a structural or design issue rather than isolated incidents. No positive claims about soundproofing were submitted, leaving no contradictory evidence to weigh against these findings.
The evidence
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