connecting staterooms

[xray0111]

Has anyone had any problems with a connecting balcony stateroom on the Oddessey  We booked thru a TA and gave her a general idea where (forward, near elevator, deck).  Later I found it to be a connecting room.  I'm not concerned just hate surprises.  There will only be two of us and we are  easily adaptable. 

[publicpersona]

There was a discussion yesterday about this. 

 

 

[Ferry_Watcher]

Balcony door only, or also stateroom connecting doors?

Edited June 18, 2022 by Ferry_Watcher

[Ashland]

It can be an issue...Not something I would book at all unless we were traveling with family in that connecting cabin.

[galfromkazoo]

I have been in many connecting staterooms and never had any noise issues. On our last cruise on the Wonder, I thought the connecting stateroom was empty until one night they were on their balcony at the same time we were. 

[time4u2go]

Change it if you can.  Too much potential for noise.

[packedandready]

Never on odyssey but have had a few connecting cabins. No problem with any of them. In fact, our last cruise was connecting and I thought the cabin was empty. Evening 5 of a 7 night cruise I saw a couple come out.  

[BillHana]

Years ago I accidentally booked a connecting room on Explorer in an Ocean View stateroom. When we got to the room we found the loveseat was removed and a single chair was there. This left the connecting door unblocked which resulted in empty wall space. We could not both sit in a chair in the room. 

Never again will I book a connecting room.

[motheroftwocats814]

I have been in a few connecting staterooms, never heard any noise.