Quiet rooms at Fishermen's Harbour Urban Resort
Sound insulation between rooms is poor. Multiple reviewers report hearing neighbors clearly through thin walls and connecting doors.
One recent claim from January 29, 2026 (478320) reports the same thin-wall issue as older undated claims, indicating the problem persists or is ongoing.
What the reviews tell us
Thin walls between guest rooms allow neighbors to be heard clearly
Connecting room doors provide inadequate sound isolation, permitting loud transmission from adjacent spaces
Multiple independent reviewers report the same wall insulation issue across different stays
Fishermen's Harbour Urban Resort appears to have significant sound insulation deficiencies. All four supporting claims consistently report inadequate noise blocking between adjacent rooms and connecting spaces. Reviewers specifically note that guest room walls are thin enough to hear neighboring rooms clearly, and one guest reported being able to hear everything through a connecting room door, describing it as "very loud." While the evidence base is modest (four claims with limited country distribution data), the consistency and specificity of complaints about wall and door insulation quality suggests this is a genuine operational issue rather than isolated incidents.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 4 supporting reviewsThe guest room walls are thin so you will hear neighbors
I could hear the people in the next room to me very clearly
The guest room walls are thin so you will hear neighbors
We also had a connecting room next door so we could hear everything through the door it was very loud
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