Connecting room...noisy???

[stefanny28]

We just booked a Central balcony for 3 but the only cabin available has a connecting door (#11581). Has anyone been in this cabin? Is it noisy or not due to the connecting door?

Should we book a standard ocean view balcony?

 

Thanks

[bajathree]

We just booked a Central balcony for 3 but the only cabin available has a connecting door (#11581). Has anyone been in this cabin? Is it noisy or not due to the connecting door?

Should we book a standard ocean view balcony?

 

Thanks

I think you will get as many varied opinions as responders....if possible I would always opt for a non-connector unless there was no other choice.

[BillOh]

I think you will get as many varied opinions as responders....if possible I would always opt for a non-connector unless there was no other choice.

 

 

 

Your probably right, and the answer may vary on whom is in that connecting room. I went from a D7 to a D3, but it is a connecting room and got back $330 dollars in OBC. Unless its real loud anytime from about 1am to 7am, we should be ok.

[LoriShan]

I was just on the Allure last week, and had a connecting room with family(11591 and 11593) and if someone was near the connecting door, talking or were loud you could definately hear every word. If you have the option to have a non-connecting room, I would go for that option!

[AF-1]

You can hear the neighbors in a connecting cabin; I heard my neighbors come in everynight and could hear their tv on. I was in a boardwalk balcony

[scubadan]

I had the same concerns with Noise of the Freedom, and didnt have any issue with hearing our neighbors, the only disappointment is you end up with just a chair instead of the couch to make room for the connecting door to open up.