We had an inside on the Rhapsody - 3069 and it was a little noisy with what sounded like things being moved around above us - but we were under the R-Lounge. It's an older ship & there were little creaks & groans that we didn't notice on newer ships. Lets face it, if you go for the lowest categories of an inside you probably will hear some noise because that's why it is a lower rated category i.e. an F or G as opposed to an A or B.
Bring some ear plugs and you'll be fine. I usually go for the very affordable inside cabin rate. Sprung the extra $150 for an OV in the Mediterranean and an extra $100 for a balcony on a caribbean. Always take the highest category that you can afford and if that's an inside, so what - its not going to make or break the enjoyment of the cruise unless you are one of those people that can't be pleased no matter what. I would rather have more money to spend in port on excursions or other extras.
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We had an inside on the Rhapsody - 3069 and it was a little noisy with what sounded like things being moved around above us - but we were under the R-Lounge. It's an older ship & there were little creaks & groans that we didn't notice on newer ships. Lets face it, if you go for the lowest categories of an inside you probably will hear some noise because that's why it is a lower rated category i.e. an F or G as opposed to an A or B.
Bring some ear plugs and you'll be fine. I usually go for the very affordable inside cabin rate. Sprung the extra $150 for an OV in the Mediterranean and an extra $100 for a balcony on a caribbean. Always take the highest category that you can afford and if that's an inside, so what - its not going to make or break the enjoyment of the cruise unless you are one of those people that can't be pleased no matter what. I would rather have more money to spend in port on excursions or other extras.