Quiet rooms at TanaDewa Resort Ubud Bali by Cross Collection
Soundproofing is insufficient, with multiple recent guests reporting audible noise from external traffic, dining facilities, and facility operations.
All three claims date from April–May 2026, indicating recent and persistent soundproofing issues with no evidence of improvement or seasonal variation.
What the reviews tell us
Audible external traffic noise despite remote resort location, suggesting poor external wall insulation
Adjacent facility noise audible in rooms, including dining hall cutlery and facility operations
Balcony doors allow facility noise infiltration when opened, indicating weak seals or construction
The TanaDewa Resort Ubud Bali demonstrates problematic sound insulation across multiple sources. Recent guests consistently report unwanted noise intrusion that compromises room privacy and quiet. A Dutch visitor noted kitchen and dining sounds from an adjacent room, while a US reviewer was surprised to hear car traffic noise from what they expected to be an isolated resort setting in a rice terrace landscape. A German guest reported facility noise becoming audible whenever the balcony door was opened, suggesting weak external wall or door seals. All three claims are from 2026 (recent), indicating this is an ongoing condition rather than a one-time issue. The complaints span different noise sources (inter-room, external traffic, facility operations), pointing to a systemic soundproofing weakness rather than isolated room placement problems.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 3 supporting reviewsWe hadden de kamer naast de eetzaal. Dit zorgde soms voor een klein beetje kabaal van bijvoorbeeld messen etc
at a Balinese resort in the middle of a rice terrace you could hear the sound of cars whooshing by outside
Lage vom Zimmer man hat bei offenem Balkon immer Anlagengeräusche gehört
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