The cabin was great. I felt I had lots of room, with plenty of storage.  Shelves and baskets in the closet.  Drawers, shelves, and cabinets above and next to the desk.  The bathroom was round, and had plenty of room for one at a time, Two could be in the bathroom, but it gets a bit tighter.  Lots of storage and hanging space in the bathroom.
The climate controls for the room worked well.  When we left we had temperatures near 90°F.  As we reached some of the most southerly points, temps were in the 40's & 50's °F.  I need to reduce the A/C to warmer temps to heat the room.  I always felt very comfortable.  Of course I needed to start to cool things again as we moved back into 70's & 80's again.
The porthole window was quite large, had a nice shelf, and a heavy blackout curtain.  I used cloths pins to close it tight, which made the room dark when needed.  I loved the light pouring in during the day.  As others mentioned, I would look out to determine what I needed to wear based on the weather.
The steward kept the cabin clean and well serviced.

I also explored Montevideo on my own by walking around.  It was market day and I was able to experience part of local life.  I saw a lot and really enjoyed my time ashore.

Montevideo

Beautiful area.  Made several stops and had time to hike a bit in the beech tree forests.

I don't know if this is what it was called, I surely don't recall the term "skywalk" but it fits.  We were driven out of town up to the most southern ski hill in the world.  We took a chairlift up to the top.  The views out over the town and the Straits of Magellan were fantastic.  We then headed into the forest for a hike down the mountain back to the chalet.  The beauty of the forest, along with being out in the wild of it was worth it all.  Once back to the chalet we were served pie along with hot coco.

Spent several days touring the city on my own.  Lovely city well worth spending time exploring and experiencing.

Buenos Aires

Loved it.  I describe this with the photo of the volcano that I posted.  Again a chance to get out into nature along with some touring of the local towns around a very scenic lake.

Part of the same tour that visited the Osorno Volcano.  You get time to hike through part of the National Park and time to view the waterfall.

I also described this with the penguin photos I posted.
This tour is a family run operation.  They meet you at the ship with a mini-bus that carries 16 people.  You are driven maybe 10 miles out of Port Stanley, passing by many of the mountains/hills that saw battles during the Falkland Islands war.  You then meet up with 4-wheel drive range rovers that each take 4 people.  You head out cross-crountry through the sheep ranch.  There are no roads.  Even crossed a small river.  We soon arrived down at the cove and the penguin rookery.  There are both Gentoo and King penguins here as you can see in my photos.  You had about an hour to walk around and observe the penguins, then make your way over a small rise and down to the beach where they had a small museum and cosy tea room.  In the tea room you had a large selection of home baked cookies, cakes, and biscuits.  Along with your choice of coffee, tea, or coco.  All complimentary as part of the tour.  We also each received a well produced booklet with lots of photos that tell you all about the family, their sheep ranch, and the penguin rookery.  The absolutely best excursion I had on the entire cruise.

Once on the ship, and completing one last check-in, I was able to go right to my cabin.I ate all dinner meals in one of the main dining rooms.

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