When reading the recent Cruise Critic comments about Eclipse I was concerned. The reviews seemed mixed, at best.
The ship launched in summer 2010 and accommodates 2800+ passengers. But the size works to your advantage in offering more venues and spaciousness. If you are happy with feel of the 1500-2000 passenger ships that were built in the early 2000's you will be pleased with Eclipse.
Since everything is new, there is no worn look anywhere. The rooms have few, if any, nicks, scratches or stains.
The room was tastefully decorated, with two very impressive landscape pictures. The balcony furniture was metal/wood with mesh netting chairs. The linens were better than home. The bathroom had a vessel type sink and a large shower with sliding doors (it would easily accommodate XL size passengers) The shower head was the rain type and the stem included massage nozzles. Cabin storage was more than adequate for a week to ten days clothing with a sliding door closet, storage above and of course, below the bed. The built-in desk/cabinet had enough storage for underwear/incidentals. The bath had a floor to ceiling storage unit for all of the necessaries.
The flat screen was interactive and helpful in viewing photos and services, though it did not allow ordering shore excursions.
All cabin entry doorways are recessed into an alcove to alleviate the bumping in the hallway, a nice touch.