Quiet rooms at Veranda Tamarin Hotel & Spa
Soundproofing is inconsistent and unreliable, with thin walls allowing neighbor noise to penetrate easily, though exterior noise (beach music) is sometimes well-contained. Room location dramatically affects the acoustic experience.
All four claims are from May–July 2026, within a recent 3-month window, indicating the soundproofing issues are current and not resolved. No temporal improvement trend is evident.
What the reviews tell us
Inter-room walls are reported as thin and inadequate, with one reviewer describing them as appearing to be made of 'thin paper,' preventing sleep due to noise transmission
Street-facing and rooftop-adjacent rooms experience significant noise disturbance, particularly at night, suggesting placement and architectural design amplify noise issues
External noise (beach music) was reasonably well-insulated from a balcony location, indicating exterior soundproofing may be more effective than interior wall construction
Sound insulation quality appears highly dependent on room location within the hotel, creating an unpredictable acoustic experience for guests
Sound insulation at Veranda Tamarin Hotel & Spa shows significant weakness in inter-room acoustic barriers, but mixed performance with external noise sources. Three of four reviewers reported serious noise disturbances, specifically citing inadequate wall insulation between adjoining rooms and problematic placement near high-traffic or rooftop areas. One reviewer noted that beach music was reasonably isolated when experienced from a balcony, suggesting exterior noise-blocking may be more effective than internal wall construction. However, the predominant concern centers on thin wall construction allowing neighbor noise to disrupt sleep. Room location appears to be a critical variable: rooms adjacent to streets or positioned beneath rooftop areas face acute noise challenges, while some room placements may offer better insulation. The evidence points to a hotel with structural sound-blocking deficiencies that vary significantly by room assignment rather than uniform poor performance across the property.
Exterior noise isolation strong; inter-room insulation critically weak
One reviewer reported effective sound blocking of beach music from an external source (balcony area), suggesting the hotel's external facade or certain architectural features provide reasonable noise isolation from outdoor activity. However, three reviewers consistently reported severe deficiencies in internal wall insulation, with neighbor noise and structural-source noise (rooftop activity, street-facing exposure) penetrating easily into bedrooms. This contradiction suggests the hotel invests in or benefits from outer-wall acoustic barriers but has neglected or failed to implement adequate inter-room wall construction, creating a situation where external noise is manageable but internal neighbor disturbance is severe.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 4 supporting reviewsEven with music on the beach and having the balcony nearby, it was not heard much
Da die Zimmerwände aus Pappe zu bestehen scheinen, war an Schlaf nicht zu denken
Notre chambre s'est trouvée sous le roof top et cela a créé une vraie nuisance sonore pour nos nuits
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