Is it worth paying for a room upgrade or late checkout at a Turkish all-inclusive hotel?

When choosing a room, a villa option was pricier; guests skipped it due to smaller floor area (location wasn't known in advance). Main downside noted: concert/disco sound carries clearly, audible until around midnight.

Room was changed right upon arrival, upgraded to a side sea-view category; cost for 7 nights (nights 2–9) was $125.

Late checkout for one day (evening flight) was quoted at $110. Guests found this too expensive and declined.

Rooms in the poolbar building (e.g. rooms 419, 423) on the ground floor feel damp, swimwear doesn't dry, and the balcony gets almost no sun. After requesting a move, guests were offered a family room on the 3rd floor of the main building — a noticeable improvement.

Upgrading to a pool-view room in building C cost $126 for 10 nights (3 guests). Official upgrade prices are posted at reception, with a small discount available. Early check-in at 9 AM was included. Pool noise is minimal with the balcony door closed, and the disco ends by 11–11:30 PM.