Probably an important point here - I'm currently living in student accommodation.
Obviously I'm not expecting other students to be completely silent every minute of every day, but I feel like they're just taking the piss now.
I'm really lucky with the people I live next to, but those living above and below me are a completely different story. The guy living below often plays music incredibly loudly, I can hear it in my room as if I was playing it out loud here on occasion. Nowhere else in the building seems to be able to hear it, I assume it's just the ceilings that are completely crap at blocking noise.
The girl who lives above, well idk what she's doing as she is completely tiny, but is often banging around as if she is just jumping up and down in her room. Or she has people in her room and they're laughing and screaming and being general loud teenage girls.
The official university policy is that there are quiet hours between 10pm-7am. There is nothing about the other 15 hours. I've spoken to a few friends about it and the opinions seem to be split between 'you should be able to relax/study in your room without disturbance all the time' and 'there are no noise rules during the day, if you want somewhere quiet then go to the library'.
Am I being unreasonable to say something to them? I don't want to be the boring girl who ruins all their fun, particularly as I can often hear the girl above talking to friends in her room, but it does really annoy me. I think I may go speak to them if they're noisy past 10pm again, but should I just leave it during the day? Nobody else seems to have the same problem and I don't have any official policies to back me up, but it's doing my head in! 