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You will get many different opinions about your question. I have been under the galley, and didn't find any noise I heard to be bothersome. Others feel differently.

 

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We wanted to try a cove balcony on the Magic and didn't realize until shortly before sail date that the galley was above it. We thought we'd try it - surely the kitchen staff goes to bed at a decent hour. Wrong! We heard what sounded like chairs/tables being moved around all hours of the night - 1:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., etc. We would even hear things being dropped. Like large stainless steel tubs. My husband is a deeper sleeper than I am so it didn't bother him but we will not book under the galley again, if it can be avoided. Good luck!

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We wanted to try a cove balcony on the Magic and didn't realize until shortly before sail date that the galley was above it. We thought we'd try it - surely the kitchen staff goes to bed at a decent hour. Wrong! We heard what sounded like chairs/tables being moved around all hours of the night - 1:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., etc. We would even hear things being dropped. Like large stainless steel tubs. My husband is a deeper sleeper than I am so it didn't bother him but we will not book under the galley again, if it can be avoided. Good luck!

I agree with all above, but for us, it was the Vista. We were in 2421 Family Harbor suite and could hear loud banging noises and things being dragged across the floor of the galley on most nights.

We will never book under the galley again, nor will we book above the casino near where the bands play either. Music till wee hours of the morning.

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The thing about under the galley is you have no way of knowing if it will be a noisy area or not. You can google room numbers or do a search here on Cruise Critic. The best thing is just don't book under the galley.. MDR is fine as usually the rear room is used for breakfast or brunch.

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Where are you located? Under a doorway should be ok.

 

We had galley issues on the Elation and Paradise in an Upper deck cabin. Around 4am woke up hungry to the smell cooking garlic. We thought we'd have issues with the laundry room.

 

 

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We paid for an upgrade to the Empress deck on the Ecstasy, right under the galley. All night were heard the banging of pots and pans, etc. Luckily, we were so tired from the activities we were able to sleep. So I would only book it if it were really cheap.

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We were in E128 on the Ecstasy back in April, and while it wasn't bad if we went to bed late, but before 10 there was a sound like someone was slamming something into wall every few minutes.

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