Cabin Review

Truly amazing cabin! This is a balcony cabin at the front of the ship. It is near the front lifts and therefore with easy access to the theatre (front deck 6) and the garden café (front deck 15). The room had what I considered the best layout. These rooms are unique as many have said before due to the wavy walls and the location of the bathroom, neither of which caused any concern to us! In fact they were positives!

You come in to the toilet on the left and the shower on the right; both of which are a good size and don't feel at all claustrophobic. After the shower on the right wall is the sink - this is perhaps the only negative as the sink is quite small and shallow and the tap is fixed so you couldn't wet your hair for example (?!) The rest of the wall has the wardrobes, drawers, tea/coffee maker and TV. On the left is a sofa which follows the curve of the wall. The sofa is also the 3rd bed. After this is the bed. I did a lot of research on the rooms and felt this layout was the best (sofa then bed) as it gives you more leg room as you walk in the room and has a better flow towards the balcony! I did even more research on the balconies as I had heard about some being overlooked. This section of deck 9 is inset to the rooms below on deck 8 so its set back and is not overlooked, which was precisely what I wanted. The balconies are of course amazing! We spent many late nights watching the stars with a cup of hot chocolate (in true cosmopolitan fashion!) There's a variety of lighting options and the bed is incredibly comfortable offering the best night's sleep ever!