Cabin Review

Outstanding Cabin!

We were fortunate to upgrade to this cabin when there was a reduction in pricing.

This was a front-corner mini-suite on Lido deck, starboard side.

The cabin was to separate rooms, the main space with balcony door out to the side of the ship and a forward space for the bedroom with a huge window out onto the forward balcony.

Three storage closets for hanging clothing, a fourth with shelving and safe.

Main cabin space had a ten foot long counter/desk, small sofa and table. Only two US plug receptacles.

Bedroom space had the usual bed/s and twin nightstands.

Bedroom had a huge forward facing window – we kept this open night and day.

Two large wall mounted flat screen TV’s – one each for BR and LR.

Bath was standard mini-suite tub, etc.

Oddly, only one phone – on the desk in main cabin space, about 30 feet from the bed. Annoying for wake-up calls as it honestly forced you to get up and go answer.

Also, no (US standard) plugs in bedroom space – need to bring Euro adapters!!

Killer Balcony!!

Easily one of the top 10 balcony’s on this ship!!

Balcony door opened off main cabin to the starboard side of the ship, balcony here was only about 4-feet deep.

But the balcony extended forward and wrapped around the front of the cabin, was easily 20-feet wide by 12-feet deep in front – absolutely huge!!

Enough room to comfortably accommodate over a dozen folk milling around!

Two teak loungers w/side tables and a full teak table with four teak chairs – all had comfortable cushions.

We had fantastic forward and starboard views!

Was most enjoyable to order room service and sit on the balcony as the ship came into each port.

Underway it was windy when coming out the side door, but once in front you were only bothered by wind at the rail. Sitting or standing back towards cabin wall you were out of the wind completely. (Obviously this was different during more severe sea day weather).