Freedom of the Seas Review

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Birthday Cruise for my Husband- August 12-19

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Freedom of the Seas
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debbyrich
10+ Cruises • Age 20s

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Sail Date: Aug 2012
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

Booked this cruise 3 weeks before sailing, just wanted to get away so...booked a great ship (as I have sailed on Freedom in'06)but... booked an inside cabin to cut cost (stateroom 6699). The trip was more about getting away and celebrating my hubs birthday than anything else, so I thought.

I normally book a balcony cabin and I wish I had done so with this one,the reason 7 nights in darkness, not knowing what time of day it is, space was an issue too but not as much. We were able to find a place for everything but my hubs is a diver and his dive bag takes up room I could have used for something else and now I know inside for only 3-4 nights, that's about as long as I can stand it and to get the beds apart, that's right apart at least that way you have an isle to walk instead of scooting down to the bottom of the bed every day to get out of it or risk stepping (yes stepping since there was no room to actually walk into it) right into the dresser OUCH!

I don't know how Sergio the room attendant made the bed honestly! The cruise itself was wonderful as usual, I try not to let things get me to worked up while on vacation I have learned that some people are gonna be themselves no matter where they are. Because of our late booking it through us into My Time Dining, this is one area I think RCCL on this ship at least still needs work.

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Interior Stateroom

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Cabin 6699, inside: Small but enough room. Would not recommend for sailings longer than 5 nights. Great for those on a tight budget or who like total darkness when they sleep.

Located a bit distance from elevators but great that the dining room Galileo was only two decks down and the royal promenade one deck down.

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