Stateroom with upper and lower beds. Every Carnival guest is assured of spacious, comfortable accommodations. All staterooms have carpeting, ample drawer and closet space, private facilities (shower, basin and toilet), telephone and color television showing first-run films. Our ships all feature staterooms above ocean level for a more comfortable cruise.
Carnival Freedom's category 1A room number 1212 is a great room. There is one caveat - it's noisy there when the ship docks. There's noise and vibration, but it wasn't a problem for me because I wanted to get up and out to the ports, but it is noisy. Otherwise, it's a great cabin for a solo cruiser! Read entire member review.
I always book the interior lower deck room. It's small and has no window, But I do not care about that. It's quite efficient, plenty of closet and storage space and has a decent sized bathroom. It serves it purpose. I don't care much about having a view from the cabin, because I'm only in the room to sleep and shower. No complaints here! Carnivals beds and pillows are some of the most comfortable you will ever sleep on. I always enjoy that! Read entire member review.
We were in room 2117. It had two single beds and no, they couldn't be moved around to be next to each other. Room had plenty of space. Great view through the two port holes. The room itself was extremely quiet. Our room ended up being in amongst a group which was noisy when they returned late at night and decided to carry their conversations on in the hallway. Read entire member review.
Cabin was great value for the money. Carnival classifies it as interior, but it has two portholes, and is priced lower than some true interior cabins. Read entire member review.
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