<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Abby:
I recently stayed at a Westin in San Diego that had a connecting door and every word that was said in the room next door could be heard clearly in mine. I was fortunate that my neighbours were not loud or late night people, but it was still very annoying. It felt like I had strangers in the room with me...
Do other people hate these doors as much as I do? How do you deal with it when you are given a room with a connecting door and the noise is obviously coming through? Do you ask for a new room w/o the connecting door, or do you ask the front desk to try and block the door more effectively or do you just put up with it? </font>
I honestly have never noticed the noise problem with connecting doors. If it were a problem I guess the best thing to do would be to request a move to a non-connecting room.