Cabin Review

Our rooms were on Deck 3 and located not far from the Chamber nightclub. BIG MISTAKE. We were kept awake EVERY night from 11pm until the wee hours of the morning with thumping bass blasting out of the nightclub. (The one except was the "Silent Party" in which guests wore headphones while in the club. It was the one night we actually were able to sleep. Bring EARPLUGS if you will be staying on Deck 3.)Onto cleanliness - This was MY area of concern as I have an autoimmune disease that requires me to be on immunosuppressants. This means my immune system is shut off. So clearly, I was concerned about how clean the boat would be and discussed at length with my doctor steps I could take to make sure I stayed healthy. I brought disinfecting spray, wipes, and small carry-along bottles of hand sanitizer, as well as knowing there would be hand sanitizer everywhere on board. The ship, as a whole, was clean and well maintained. The pools, bars, stores and decks were all very clean. The cabins, not so much. The small chair in our room was FILTHY. It had stains running down the front and sides. They come in twice a day to clean and give fresh towels but I would still see random dirt, pieces of soap, etc in the shower indicating it wasn't cleaned at all. I cleaned the entire bathroom every day on my own and made sure to wipe down the TV remote, light switches and other spots I know can be overlooked.We also had two instances in the dining room where two people in our party had filthy water glasses. (not just dirty; FILTHY)Tip: *Bring your own disinfectant and hand sanitizer. The elevator buttons are disgusting from such frequent use. Also, you sanitize your hands when entering the dining room then end up touching menus that look like they've never been cleaned. Keep sanitizer in your purse/pocket or get back up once your menu has been taken and use the sanitizer at the entrance to the dining room.We will not be taking a cruise ever again... unless it's on a private yacht. ;)