Quiet rooms at My Beach Resort
Sound insulation is problematic, with multiple recent reviewers reporting thin walls and loud noise transfer between rooms, though one positive report suggests some areas may be quieter.
All significant claims are recent (May 2026 back to August 2025), with the most recent negative reports from May 2026. The positive claim is from April 2026 but is vague and lacks structural specificity. The clustering of critical feedback in the past year suggests this is an ongoing structural issue rather than a temporary problem.
What the reviews tell us
Thin walls allow significant sound transfer between adjacent rooms, with multiple recent reviewers reporting noise from neighbors
Connecting doors between rooms inadequately block sound, contributing to noise complaints from neighboring guests
Door slamming from adjacent rooms produces notably loud noise that disrupts guests, described as extremely loud by at least one recent reviewer
One recent reviewer reported quiet accommodation, though location-dependent and lacks structural detail
Sound insulation at My Beach Resort in Phuket presents a significant concern based on multiple recent claims. Three reviewers describe thin walls and inadequate noise blocking between rooms, with one graphically noting that neighbor door slams sound "like a lightning strike." Another reviewer specifically cited connecting doors and thin partitions between rooms as a source of disturbance from neighboring guests. However, one domestic reviewer from Bangkok reported the accommodation as quiet, though this claim lacks specificity and may reflect room placement or timing rather than overall building insulation quality. The predominance of recent negative claims (May 2026, August 2025) outweighs the single positive report, suggesting a structural limitation in the hotel's sound-dampening design that affects guest experience unpredictably depending on room assignment and neighbor activity.
Quiet vs. thin-wall noise complaints conflict
One reviewer (claim 282696) reports the accommodation as quiet, contradicting three other recent reviewers (278470, 278568, 290485) who specifically cite thin walls and sound transfer. The positive report is vague and location-dependent; it may reflect assignment to a quieter part of the hotel or lighter foot traffic during that stay, rather than refuting the structural insulation deficiency described in more detailed negative claims. Room location and neighbor occupancy clearly influence perceived noise levels.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 4 supporting reviewsthe noise level from the next rooms because the walls are thin
When a neighbor slams their door, it sounds like a lightning strike
The accommodation is quiet
Cloisons chambre trop fines ( porte communicante) ce qui a été gênant avec des voisins bruyants
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