Quiet rooms at C Mauritius (C Palmar)
Sound insulation is poor across multiple areas. Reviewers report significant noise transfer between rooms and connecting rooms, with audible disturbances at night.
All three claims are recent, dating from May to August 2026, indicating that sound insulation issues are an ongoing current problem rather than a historical issue.
What the reviews tell us
Standard rooms experience significant sound transmission between adjacent rooms, described as very noisy by guests.
Connecting rooms have notably poor sound isolation, allowing noise from neighbors to disturb guests.
Night-time noise disturbances are reported, suggesting inadequate floor and structural insulation.
Sound insulation quality at C Mauritius (C Palmar) emerges as a notable weakness based on recent guest feedback. Multiple reviewers from different regions report that rooms are excessively noisy with sound readily carrying between adjacent spaces. A German guest specifically noted poor sound insulation ("Die Zimmer sind sehr hellhörig"), while a French-speaking reviewer from Réunion flagged weak sound isolation in connecting rooms as a concern, citing noisy neighbors as a concrete problem. An additional report of unexplained strange noises during the night suggests guests were disturbed by audible disturbances, though specifics were not provided. The consistency of negative reports across different room types (standard rooms and connecting rooms) indicates that the insulation issue is not isolated to a single area or room configuration.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 3 supporting reviewsAttention a l' isolation phonique des chambres communicantes, on avait des voisins bruyants
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