We traveled to Alaska on the Rhapsody in July 2013. What a blast! Our stateroom attendant, restaurant staff and activities folks were perfectly amazing.
This is not a huge ship, but was perfect for our traveling crew - lots of family and friends. We were simultaneously able to satisfy a wide variety of disparate interests from gambling to exercise to drinks to relaxation.
From the start, the crew of the ship led by the Captain and cruise Director were there to be helpful but not overbearing. They were personable and fun and allowed a perfect balance of attention and privacy. The Captain's messages were hilarious and informative. Graham's daily message on the tele was a riot. We ate in the Wind Jammer (buffet) in the morning and Eidelweis in the evenings, which was an experience every single day - perfect and delectable.
This room is a large interior room. It was quiet and comfortable the entire time, except for disembarkation day (the last day) when the bustle of the stateroom attendants was audible and equipment bumped up against the room walls starting at 6am. Our room is right off the hallway to the attendant cabin, and possible other interior rooms. Because it's an off-main hallway, this is where the attendant would park his cart, and sometimes bump the wall. This was rare, but for sensitive people, it may matter. The room was ever-clean and tidy. Our attendant could not have been better - seriously. The bath is small but fit fine for us. A good selection for an interior cabin.