Are connecting cabins noisy?

[Tee4Travel]

An acquaintance said that the double doors do not shut out the noise. Anyone have experience with connecting cabins on Radiance of the Seas?

Thanks!

Tee

[stewpapa]

Had connecting doors on the Splendour of the Seas and on the Conquest. Our 3 teenage boys stayed in there. No noise and no problem.

[MrZoey]

Had a connecting room in early March on Freedom, no real noise issues!

[Jo and Rob]

I hope not as we have one in June! ;)

[Lotus Girl]

I hope not as we have one in June! ;)

 

So do we and we are on the same cruise as you in June. What deck are you?

[Jo and Rob]

So do we and we are on the same cruise as you in June. What deck are you?

 

Deck 6 stateroom 302 and you?

[dabucs]

Had connecting rooms on my last cruise and heard nothing. Maybe no one was there?

[willing292]

we've had several connecting cabins and never had any noise.

[Puffinater]

We have had connecting cabins several time and there has not been a noise issue.

[Ashland]

How lucky all the above posters have been..I however would not take the chance if there was something else available..Also just a feeling of a lack of privacy...JMHO...of course...If there was noise...which I have read about on these boards...many would not take the chance again..Good luck to you..Hope you're not back with a bad experience to tell ;)

[Bakincakes]

There have been pax who have said they did have some issues with a connecting.

 

I guess it all depends upon who your neighbors are.

[coffeegirl23]

Yes, we did have an issue - there was a six-month old baby in the connecting cabin next to us and woke us in the night crying. That was not good. I won't book connnecting again.

[newcrew42]

We had connecting on our Voyager cruise in March. Our 12 & 14 year olds were in the connecting room. When the door was closed there was no noise whatsoever. I would keep the door open a smidge so I could hear the kids come and go. It was way too quiet with the door closed.

 

It may just depend on who your neighbors are. :confused:

[cruisinfanatic]

was in a PR cabin on the Explorer and had connecting door. Never again!!!!!!!!!!!!

Heard evey sound from the other cabin. Talking, TV, Etc. You could see light fro the other cabin through the door. Not good.

[isujim]

We have never heard noise or anything from connecting cabins.........never

[Ashland]

We had connecting on our Voyager cruise in March. Our 12 & 14 year olds were in the connecting room. When the door was closed there was no noise whatsoever. I would keep the door open a smidge so I could hear the kids come and go. It was way too quiet with the door closed.

 

It may just depend on who your neighbors are. :confused:

:rolleyes:..Not the same thing at all..since they were your kids you could have opened the door and told them to quite down..Not so if it's a stranger..Then you would be dealing with a totally different situation..Not much anyone could do if it was a baby crying..as posted above..Chances of having another cabin to move you to...doubtful..Unless you want a connecting cabin..why take the chance..Leave those for the passengers that need them...

[Jo and Rob]

:rolleyes:..Unless you want a connecting cabin..why take the chance..Leave those for the passengers that need them...

 

We didn't get it through choice but because it was the cheapest price midship and with a balcony. It was the cabin suggested by our TA so we weren't taking it from someone who needs it!!

[Ashland]

We didn't get it through choice but because it was the cheapest price midship and with a balcony. It was the cabin suggested by our TA so we weren't taking it from someone who needs it!!

Sorry..you took my comment so personal...My point was WHEN there is a CHOICE..which in your case there wasn't....:rolleyes:..Enjoy your cabin..hope you have quiet neighbors..

[Jo and Rob]

Sorry..you took my comment so personal...My point was WHEN there is a CHOICE..which in your case there wasn't....:rolleyes:..Enjoy your cabin..hope you have quiet neighbors...

 

Yes fingers crossed! ;)

[BettyCruiser]

We had a connecting promenade room on the Voyager and I thought a lot of noise came through the connecting door. I could almost clearly hear their conversations. I'm sure they could hear both of us snoring:o I will not by choice book a connecting room again.

 

Beth

[Bakincakes]

We had connecting on our Voyager cruise in March. Our 12 & 14 year olds were in the connecting room. When the door was closed there was no noise whatsoever. I would keep the door open a smidge so I could hear the kids come and go. It was way too quiet with the door closed.

 

It may just depend on who your neighbors are. :confused:

 

 

Yes..the "neighbors" in the cabin connecting to yours.:)

[disneygoof]

We have a connecting room in June and if the guys are too loud on the other side of the connecting door, I'll just open it and tell them to quiet down(they're my 2 teen boys :D)

[Tee4Travel]

Your varied comments--I appreciate every one of them!--have confirmed what we all know: The consideration of guests in neighboring cabins determines the noise (and subsequent enjoyment) of one's own cabin!

 

For the 2009 Holiday Cruise on the Radiance, I had a lovely balcony cabin on Deck 9...unfortunately, neighbors were loud and/or sick during sleep hours and smoked on balcony during most daylight hours. It was not the two-week escape I had pictured! Just had to 'repaint' my canvas...;) T

 

PS I do plan to check w/TA on possible change of cabin. Thanks to all!

[Captain Jake]

once-no issue

:cj

[BoozinNCruisin]

I have a connecting room in my upcoming Explorer Cruise, if there is a problem with loud neighbors and i complain to guest relations do you think they would move us to another inside cabin if one is available?