Cabin Review

We purchased a balcony room to be assigned by the cruise line. In doing so, I was okay with the luck of the draw, as it was a much cheaper way of cruising, but still guaranteeing a balcony room, which is really the only major requirement for me.

To say the room was tiny is an understatement. It was so poorly laid out that there was only one functioning power plug in. There was no room to walk past another person in the room, and had no sitting area at all. We actually removed an accent table in the cabin and placed it in the closet because we kept running into it. The cheapest room Ive ever had on another ship had, at the very least, a tiny loveseat in the room. This had a desk chair and if it was pulled out, one could not access the balcony, as there was not enough space. I understand that smaller rooms mean more rooms to sell, but this was completely absurd to me.

The one area were there was plenty of space was the closest area just off the bathroom. In relation to the rest of the room, it was huge. And it was also a bunch of unusable, dead space. There also wasn't much in the way of space to unpack a suitcase.

The bathroom was small, but fine.