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The penthouses are all on Deck 8.  I would strongly advise not booking a suite under the pool area as the crew begins very early in the morning staging this area and pull the lounge chairs across the wooden deck.  From past experience, it sounded like chalk on a blackboard.

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3 minutes ago, sunlover12 said:

We’ve been under Terrace Cafe and did not experience any noise problems.  It was quiet. 

Starboard side, under the Terrace Cafe, can be quite noisy at night due to the rolling carts going overhead. Doesn’t happen on port side. The back 2-3 PH-3 cabins aren’t as bad. Forward of that can get noisy.

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1 hour ago, pinotlover said:

Starboard side, under the Terrace Cafe, can be quite noisy at night due to the rolling carts going overhead. Doesn’t happen on port side. The back 2-3 PH-3 cabins aren’t as bad. Forward of that can get noisy.

Yes, it was the port side we were on.  Thanks for clarifying that. 

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We were just in a PH on starboard, aft, near elevators.  A little noise from setting up chairs in Waves in the a.m.  Not really enough to give a thought to.

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The best kept secret for PH’s on the R class… 8000 - 8004 - under the card room, near to the lift, next to the officers quarters, 8000 is our favourite as there is a windbreak of the side of the CD’s cabin so no wind on the balcony. 

 

If you are confident you can take being near the bow they are a fantastic set of cabins.. even better they are PH3’s so cheaper as well. 

 

 

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13 hours ago, cayman09 said:

We also were in 8044 for 18 days last month. Didn't hear anything and loved the !location right near the elevator.

It should again be pointed out that cabin 8044 is a port side cabin. Different noise conditions exist under starboard side cabins under the Terrace and Waves.

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On 4/19/2023 at 2:35 PM, ToxM said:

The best kept secret for PH’s on the R class… 8000 - 8004 - under the card room, near to the lift, next to the officers quarters, 8000 is our favourite as there is a windbreak of the side of the CD’s cabin so no wind on the balcony. 

 

If you are confident you can take being near the bow they are a fantastic set of cabins.. even better they are PH3’s so cheaper as well. 

 

 

We scored 8006, under the Ladies' Restroom for Insignia's 2024 WB TA.  Very happy with that location.

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17 hours ago, marieps said:

We scored 8006, under the Ladies' Restroom for Insignia's 2024 WB TA.  Very happy with that location.

Be aware that 8006 has a connecting door to 8008.  Many of us eschew connecting door cabins due to real or perceived sound bleed-through from neighbors.  And vice-versa, of course:  "Can they hear what we're doing?"

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We’ve been in 8042, 8044 and 8046.  Partially under the lavs on deck 9 which means limited traffic and no dragging chairs or carts.  The same cabins opposite side are under waves which can, but isn’t necessarily a problem.

 

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17 minutes ago, jondfk said:

We’ve been in 8042, 8044 and 8046.  Partially under the lavs on deck 9 which means limited traffic and no dragging chairs or carts.  The same cabins opposite side are under waves which can, but isn’t necessarily a problem.

 

Shush - don't let them know about these wonderful cabins!   8046 is our favorite and I don't want to find others discovering these gems....just kidding

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2 hours ago, basor said:

Shush - don't let them know about these wonderful cabins!   8046 is our favorite and I don't want to find others discovering these gems....just kidding

Fortunately, lots of folks look at the nearby elevator lobby and conclude they should stay away.  I won’t tell ‘‘em the truth if you don’t…

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