Quiet rooms at Princess Kamala Beachfront Hotel Phuket
Sound insulation is significantly inadequate across multiple room types, with neighbors' voices, crying children, coughing, and loud television consistently audible through thin walls and doors.
All claims are from May 2026 (five claims from May 12 and 16, one from April 21), indicating this is a current and consistent problem rather than a historical issue that may have been resolved.
What the reviews tell us
Garden suites and villas separated only by thin doors that fail to block sound transmission from adjacent rooms
Semi-detached cabins documented with poor overall sound insulation quality
Multiple recent guest reports of sleep disruption from neighbor noise including coughing, loud television, and crying children audible through walls
Conjoined room design appears to be standard practice at the property, compounding sound insulation problems
Princess Kamala Beachfront Hotel Phuket has serious sound insulation problems affecting multiple accommodation types. Garden suites feature interconnecting doors with minimal sound barriers, while semi-detached cabins and villas rely on thin doors as the only separation between adjacent units, allowing neighbors' conversations, crying children, coughing, and television noise to penetrate guest rooms and disrupt sleep. Recent reviews from May 2026 document repeated sleep loss caused by adjacent-room noise, indicating this is an active and persistent issue rather than an isolated incident.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 6 supporting reviewsthe garden suites are interconnecting, with just a door separating the rooms
от соседей отделяет только тоненькая дверь, через которую слышно все что делают соседи
The staff ended up up putting us in a conjoined room with a crying child in the room next us
Одну ночь не спали, потому что соседи всю ночь кашляли
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