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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Thank you! The ones who push for it act like it is some huge deal, and it’s just not. DH and I are on the same page, so it’s not changing, [b]I just wanted to see if we were “missing” anything[/b] because those who push for it are ridiculously pushy and adamant. I’m to the point where DH and I are just going to book our own room (we always pay for our own) and let the chips fall where they may if there’s more whining. We are totally open to being on the same floor, across the hall, or even next door, but adjoining rooms are so noisy, and there’s no clear benefit. [/quote]

Certain people have different preferences than you.
Some people like to open up the space and be able to freely walk back and forth (at times) as though it was a suite-like situation.  They prefer not going out into the hall and opening and closing doors (creating more noise for other guests).  They think it is more convenient for casual interaction while getting ready, winding down.

To be clear, I am not one of those people.  But I don't think I am inherently "right" and they are inherently "wrong."[/quote]

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