Cabin Review

We were impressed right from the entry way. Marble tile flooring, a large planter with a live plant. Two sets of sliding doors to the balcony. The cabin is spacious and the balcony even more so. All the fittings and fixtures were upgraded from those in the standard cabins. The balcony had teak furniture, a table with four chairs, two lounge chairs and two side tables. The main section of the cabin had a desk, a wet bar, a sofa chair and coffee table. The sleeping area also contained a desk and a walk-in closet. Both areas had a television, the one in the living area had a DVD player. A curtain can be drawn between bed and living area, useful when one person likes to sleep in and the other is an early riser.The bathroom was divided into two areas, one containing the sink and toilet, the other with a jetted tub and a stand-alone shower. Each area had a door to the main cabin and there was a door to separate the two sections. The towel hooks in the shower area will actually hold the towels without falling to the floor at the slightest movement (a problem with the big round towel “hooks” in the standard cabins) There was a container of bath salts for the tub. The light switch controls both areas of bathroom, so if you want to use just the toilet and don't want light to go into the bed area, make sure the shower entrance door is closed. We forgot one night and I woke up early the next day and was going about my business in the toilet area and as I left I saw light streaming into the bed area, whoops. Compared to the standard cabins, there is not as much storage in the closet for clothes and not as much storage in the bathroom for stuff, but there are a lot more drawers in various pieces of furniture.