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Connecting Cabins Noisy?


Robin8

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No there are no double doors. And yes, it can be noisy. But it all depends on your neighbors. We´ve been in a connecting cabin to an owner´s suite which was used by RCI staff for meetings. We were able to hear the phone ringing and talking.

 

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We were in connecting cabins with our son, DIL and 10 month old baby. Connecting door is a single one that swings into one of the rooms..our door was in the entry area across from the bathroom. I thought that the noise was very minimal. I would listen for our granddaughter to wake up and start babbling so I could get her and allow the kids to sleep but she was very hard to hear and even when she cried, it was very muffled.

 

So...really, I thought that the cabin to cabin noise was very minimal....certainly no worse because of the connecting door and better than other ships with no connecting door.

 

 

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