Connecting staterooms on Independence OTS

[lateuk]

I have just noticed our room is a "Connecting stateroom" what does this mean?

[NorbertsNiece]

It means that the cabin next door would be accessible to you via a connecting door, should you have booked that cabin. If you haven't booked it the connecting door will be locked. This kind of arrangement suits families with young children etc...... :)

[lateuk]

We have not booked the cabin next door, i hope this means we do not get too much noise from our neighbours. I guess a door is far less sound proof than a wall.

 

Anyone have any experience of this?

[alphakitty]

I had a connecting room, cabin 7600, on Indy on the Pre-Inaugural. I didn't hear a peep from the room next door. :)

[emmad1973]

We had a connecting room on the Mariner in May. I didn't even know we had neighbours :-) I think that the doors on the ships are probably made from the same stuff as the walls :)

 

Emma

[snausman]

I have just noticed our room is a "Connecting stateroom" what does this mean?

 

On our first cruise we had a connecting cabin, had no problems with our neighbors. But if there is another cabin in your cat. see if you can change to it. Enjoy your cruise.

 

Laura

[snausman]

oops double post

[lateuk]

Sounds like i am worrying about nothing then.