Quiet rooms at Avani+ Samui Resort
Sound insulation is inconsistent—most reviewers report poor noise blocking between rooms and corridors, though one recent review found the room quiet.
Recent reviews (2026) show some improvement or variance—one March 2026 review reports quiet rooms, while an April 2026 review explicitly criticizes poor soundproofing. Older reviews from 2020 also documented soundproofing issues, suggesting the problem has persisted or remains inconsistent over time.
What the reviews tell us
Interconnecting doors between adjacent rooms allow noise to pass through easily, making guests aware of neighboring activity (claim 241668)
Corridor noise is prominent enough that guests perceive the soundproofing as comparable to dormitory conditions (claim 238103)
Rooms positioned above reception areas experience elevated noise levels from ground-floor activity (claim 241663)
At least one recent reviewer experienced quiet rooms, suggesting variable sound quality depending on room location (claim 238797)
The Avani+ Samui Resort shows mixed but predominantly negative soundproofing performance. Three specific negative claims detail inadequate insulation between rooms via interconnecting doors, corridor noise penetration that creates a dormitory-like atmosphere, and acoustic issues in rooms positioned above reception areas. One recent positive claim (March 2026) describes the room as quiet, but lacks detail about location or comparison to other rooms. The weight of specific evidence points toward weak sound barriers, particularly between adjacent rooms and along corridors, though the variability suggests room location and type may significantly affect the actual experience.
Direct disagreement on noise levels and soundproofing quality
Claim 238797 (March 2026) reports the room is quiet and big, while claim 238103 (April 2026) explicitly states rooms were not soundproof and felt like a dormitory due to corridor noise. Both are recent and from the same year, suggesting either different room locations/types, different sensitivity to noise, or genuine inconsistency in the hotel's sound insulation across the property. The positive claim lacks specificity about which rooms or floor levels, limiting ability to reconcile the disagreement.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 4 supporting reviewsRooms not soundproof felt like dormitory from noise in corridor
Rooms above reception could be noisy unfortunately
very easy to hear noise from adjacent rooms via the interconnecting door
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