Quiet rooms at Sheraton Samui Resort
Sound insulation is a notable weakness, with multiple guests reporting noise transfer through connecting room doors and external traffic, particularly from main road-facing rooms.
All three claims are from recent reviews (May 2026, May 2026, and August 2025), indicating this is a current, ongoing issue rather than a historic problem.
What the reviews tell us
Connecting doors between rooms allow significant sound transfer from adjacent guests (claims 250935, 258751)
Rooms near the main road permit external traffic noise to be heard clearly inside the room (claim 252606)
Issue appears consistent across recent bookings from multiple countries, suggesting structural rather than isolated problem
Multiple recent guests have reported soundproofing issues at Sheraton Samui Resort, particularly related to interconnecting rooms. The most frequently cited problem is noise transfer through connecting doors between adjacent rooms, with guests hearing noise and loud voices from neighboring units. Room location matters significantly: guests positioned near the main road report hearing vehicle traffic clearly. These issues appear to be structural rather than temporary—connecting doors seem to be a standard feature in some room configurations at this property, making soundproofing quality a consistent concern for multi-room bookings and road-facing locations.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 3 supporting reviewsI would request a room that is not interconnecting with another room as unfortunately I had a rather loud family of 4 next door
nous avons eu une chambre proche de la route principale très fréquentée et bien évidemment nous entendions le passage des véhicules
rommet hadde dør til naborommet (connecting dor), vi kunne høre lyder når detvar støy/høye lyder fra det andre rommet
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