Quiet rooms at The Alena Resort A Pramana Experience
Sound insulation is poor across the hotel. Guests report hearing neighbors talking clearly and audible cross-room noise, particularly in first-floor suites due to traditional wooden construction.
All three claims are recent (May–July 2026), indicating this is an ongoing issue in the present operating period rather than a historical problem.
What the reviews tell us
Neighboring room conversations are audible, including early morning hours (5am)
First-floor suites lack soundproofing due to traditional wooden roof construction—a structural limitation
Sound permeability is a documented issue across multiple room types and locations within the hotel
The Alena Resort A Pramana Experience has documented soundproofing deficiencies that impact guest comfort. Multiple recent reviewers report inadequate noise barriers between rooms and corridors. One UK guest specifically identified the first-floor suites as lacking real soundproofing due to traditional wooden roof construction, suggesting a structural design limitation rather than maintenance issue. Instances of hearing neighboring rooms at early morning hours (5am) have been reported. While the sample size is limited, all three available claims consistently report negative sound insulation experiences, indicating this is a genuine and recurring concern rather than isolated incident.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 3 supporting reviewsRooms sound proofing not great. Can hear neighbouring room talking at 5am
There is no real soundproofing between the 1st floor suites due to the traditionl wooden roof construction
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