Near to lifts /stairs which was useful and no noise problems encountered.
Does overlook lifeboats to a degree which are on deck below but men folk liked this aspect as ineresting and was not a particularly obstructed view.

Interesting and pleasant. You might not get to this part of town if not on a tour unless have done a lot of research beforehand.Lots of cafes and tiny streets with shops etc . Tour guide local so a lot of information gleaned of this area in a short time.

Pleasant tour as singleton to Guggenheim Museum and old quarter with chatty and informative tour guide lady leading the group of approx 50 from the Port . Some confusion re meeting up places resulted in me nearly losing them - luckily all turned out ok in the end and they were looking for me- sorry folks .
Guggenheim is somewhat overrated for the ordinary of us, the arty types may like it much more.

Cabin as expected, teenage son occupied the pullman bunk( we found that the bunk NOT near the wall was best if all 3 people wanted to see the wall mounted TV - also moving the centre drawers at night stopped chunky hubby banging his elbows!!Shows were the best i have ever seen on a holiday and the cinema listings and timings were also very good as were the TV offerings, poss might wear a little thin if on a 2 week cruise but there are plenty of other things to do.

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