Deck Cabin selection on Navigator

[maryella]

For all you past cruisers I ned some help with a first time cruise on the Navigator this summer in the Med. I was told I could have cabin #624 and #625 for my kids. Is deck 6 too noisy? From the deck plan it looks like these rooms over look the main entrance way and I am concerned that loud noises would filter up to the rooms. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

[Travelcat2]

Just posted about this on another thread. The most important thing on the Navigator is to be mid-ship or slightly forward. Go to the rssc.com website and check out the deck above and/or below where you would like to be to insure it isn't :) an area that would be potentially noisy (gym, pool, restaurant, etc.). Hope you enjoy your cruise (this is really a small ship with little to do for young children -- older ones seems to do fine!)

[maryella]

These rooms (624/625) are right off the atrium area on Deck 6. There are just cabins above and below so not concerned there. I am worried about the noise coming in from the atrium area where the recption desk is etc. The rooms closest to this area seem like they are right outside a heavy traffic area. Can anyone comment? Thanks!

[Wendy The Wanderer]

I was on one of these deck 6 cabins close to the lobby, #629. It was no problem.

[Iamboatman]

Remembering it is not a high volume ship, I don't think you will have any real issues with noise. Also, it is not as if the suites open onto the public areas; they are actually set behind substantial panels/doorways so there is a sound break.

 

If given a choice I would probably try to get something 5 or 6 suites further away...just because, but I wouldn't avoid the cruise or pay more for a higher category if those were the only ones available.

[maryella]

Thanks all. Not much left for the summer so beggers cant be choosy. That is the best combo with mom and dad in a balcony and daughters across the hall in a window room (less $$)