Cabin Review

We were in cabin 3148, a category 12 cabin with about 190 square feet of space in the lowest passenger level of the ship --- Deck 3. We were located slightly forward of midships, starboard side, just off the Grand Foyer. The location was great. Since there is no window or veranda, we instead watched fish through our glass-bottom floor. (Smile).The lack of sunlight does make it easy to sleep and get good rest at any time of day or night (as if you can tell the difference). Hint: we used our flat-screen TV as a porthole by simply tuning in the ship's webcam channel. It also gives you a good view of the ports as you dock.The cabin was well laid out. Lots of drawers and enough room in the closets and over the bed for our clothes. The bathroom had a toilet, sink, and a spacious glass-enclosed shower. Hangers and robes were provided. The room safe can easily hold a 14-inch laptop --- maybe even bigger, and still have room for wallets and phones. The desk featured a number of informational brochures including Monday's event newsletter "Celebrity Today".Being Cruise Critic members, we received an invite to the gathering scheduled for the next day. We asked our cabin attendant for a dozen wire hangers, and asked that our mini-fridge be locked. All of these items were taken care of promptly by our efficient and friendly cabin attendant, Joanna DeGuzman.