Cabin 9360 on Voyager class ships?

[Ocruise]

Hey all. We are in the process of booking the Explorer for a West. Carrib. cruise this July. We are holding cabin 9360 right now, a D2 category. This cabin looks good because there seems to be no neighbors to your right (there is a storage space there), but my question is, does this seem to be a noisy spot because of the stairwell? Is there a wall there or is it fully exposed to the stairs?

 

Thanks!

 

PS - The best deal we have gotten for this cruise is 3320.00 for the two of use, cruise only. This seems expensive, but i've done my homework & there was no other deals to be had. It just seems expensive for a summer cruise. Any thoughts?

[travelgoddes]

Hi,

I just came off the Navigator yesterday. We were

in cabin 9360, we loved it. I'm not sure if the

floor plans are different between the 2 ships, but we had neighbors on both sides, and the stairway near us was not exposed.

 

Bon Voyage,

Mary

[DonnaMarieNJ]

Ocruise - how did you like your cabin 9360? Do you remember?:confused:

[ehfl]

Noise is often a concern of inexperienced cruisers, but you shouldn't be too worried. Smart travelers always bring earplugs so they're not dependent on circumstances for a good night's sleep. You can't alway depend on location to ensure quiet, because of noisy neighbors, maintenance in the area, etc. But you can ensure a quiet night's sleep with cheap earplugs. So enjoy your cruise and don't worry about the location :)

[cb at sea]

None of the stairs/elevators open directly to cabin hallways.....it doesn't show it on the deck plans, but they are in their own foyer.

[DonnaMarieNJ]

Thank you. I was careful in what I picked when booking and the deck plan online did not show anything nearby. I asked the agent, as well, and was told there was "nothing" nearby. Then I saw the info about the elevator and was a bit upset.