Just as a quick bit of background about who I am so you understand my perspective.
I'm a 27 year old adrenaline junky, foodie who loves sports and performance arts. Despite being what I would describe as a foodie, I'm also not a food snob (I am a coffee snob however) and enjoy comfort foods as well as fine dining.
With this being my first cruise I have no basis for comparison to years past that some say were better. If that's true, cruising must have been head in the clouds heaven. I found my experience to be the most enjoyable trip I've ever taken. Were there a couple things I didn't love? Sure, but that's life and what happens when people have their personal opinions on things. Would I take off a star for anything? Nope, the trip was excellent, the ship was beautiful, and the service was outstanding.
The first time I walked in to the room it felt microscopic (I'm 6'1" and 250lbs) but by the end of the trip it felt like home. Plenty of room under the bed to stow our suitcases and I found there to be plenty of room to unpack our bags and store everything in the closet or shelves and drawers. The 2 love seats basically became a place to throw our bags but would have been a nice place to sit if you had a family and needed some room. The shower is small compared to on land but plenty big enough for someone my size. They have a shampoo dispenser and provide little bars of soap but my wife chose to bring her own. I used what they provided and it was fine. With both sets of curtains drawn you can still get the darkness of a standard interior but it's nice to let a little light in at times.
Easy enough to get to and parking was decent. We used EZ Cruise parking and saved a few bucks to walk instead of taking the shuttle. I didn't mind the walk but if you have mobility issues, pay full price and take the shuttle as it is a decent walk. There was a pretty good line once we got through security but they handled it efficiently.