Liberty of the Seas Review
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This was our first cruise on Liberty, but to date we’ve been on 30+ cruises. Came to the port a little before 11:00 to make sure we could get in the nearby parking at Cruise Park with no issues. We had reserved the parking in advance (required) and they are only open on Sundays (https://www.webreserv.com/cruiseparktx). They do not offer shuttle service, so I was dropped at the port first with the luggage and my husband went to park.
We were told that 11:00 -12:00 was the busiest time to arrive, but we were on the ship within 10 minutes. However, we would not be able to access our cabin until 1:00 pm. We went up to the Windjammer and had a leisurely lunch and had no problems with finding a free table.
Our cabin was an inside one on Deck 8 with a window overlooking the Promenade. We were surprised at how spacious the room was as it included a window couch and a love seat. Lots of storage around the cabin behind the desk mirrors and those in the bathroom. The only thing lacking was hangers, which our cabin attendant quickly supplied. The cabin carpet and sofas looked a bit worn and the toilet had a constant gray ring around the bowl.
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We chose an inside stateroom that was mid-ship and was surprised how roomy it felt. Didn't even fill up the drawer space. Might have been different with a much longer cruise. Having the bed with rounded corners makes a big difference for getting around the room. The bed had a slight pillow top or a mattress topper, which helped to make for a comfortable sleep even though we sleep on a memory foam mattress at home. The only thing small was the bathroom. Not a fan of the shampoo/conditioner, but brought my own as I knew that combination leaves my hair a tangled mess. We also love how the rooms are pitch-black at night and we needed daily wake-up calls so we didn't oversleep!