Our inside stateroom can accommodate up to 4 people. Two single beds were against the wall and 2 more single beds can be pulled down from the ceiling at turn down service. Our stateroom did not have the unique wave feature of the walls. It was a flat rectangle. The sink was in the room on the counter with the toilet and shower stalls separated on either side of the entryway. This design made the room feel more open but didnt make it roomier. We had to unpack everything and store the luggage into the closet as it wouldve been inconvenient to constantly go through it for stuff. There was plenty of shelves, drawers and hangers when we split up where we want to put our stuff. For example, I used all the shelves for my clothes and my mother and sister used the closet. If we didn't do that, there wouldn't have been enough room to go around. From our cruise critic cabin crawl, I can see that the bigger the room (balcony and above), the more drawers there are built around the stateroom furniture. For those in the bigger rooms, be sure to remember to check every available drawer and shelf space when youre re-packing on the last day. The sink had a swan neck style faucet which deposits the water straight down. This means when you turn on the water to anything larger than a trickle, it splashes everywhere on the counter. I wrote a comment at Guest Services on whether this factor was considered during the design and the next day, the faucet was changed to one more user friendly. Along with the comment, Id asked why solid bar soaps, lotion and hair conditioner were not available to rooms in the categories below a suite. I thought these were standard amenities. Two days later, I get the same toiletries NCL provides for the suites. Only once though, wasnt replenished throughout the 14 days. Both reactions by the NCL staff were a pleasant surprise since I didnt expect anything to be done. Our room steward was a bit forgetful sometimes, hed forget a third set of towels (we were three to a room), forget to replace tissue or even turn down the third bed. It was annoying but not too terrible.  Read entire member review.

Our room (13036) was exactly what we had expected. The only complaint would be the sink is small  Read entire member review.

Cabin 13069. Close to elevator, quiet hall.  Read entire member review.

Great mid-ship room, very comfortable for an inside room. NOTE there are no mid-ship elevators so it makes for a bit of a trek each time you come back to the room, but not bad. We loved being on deck 13, it was very convenient to take the stairs to the Garden Cafe and the pool deck.  Read entire member review.

The cabin was an inside (why pay for balcony on a one night). The cabin was very small ( we later visited a balcony and it was not better) and not practical. When you entered the room, directly on your left you had the toilet with a plastic tinted door and on the right the shower cubical also with tinted plastic door. A bit further down, you had a sink (very small and not deep) with a mini fridge above and the tv near the fridge. Not the best set up if you are 3 in the room or don't know the other person if you are two.  Read entire member review.

cabin was adequate for 4 people, plenty of storage space, very comfortable. We were very close to the kid's club which was a huge plus for us. One deck up was the buffets and pools. Entourage was right there for older son. We did notice some noise which we believe was from the kitchen area of La Cucina. It was not horrible by any meals, but noticeable at times.  Read entire member review.

designed by French. Bathroom takes up half of cabin. As you enter see-through shower on left, see-through toilet on right. Tiny sink sits on top of vanity. Good location to Pool deck. Long walk to restaurants and Gym.  Read entire member review.

Worst inside stateroom at sea  Read entire member review.