The cabin itself was very nice and everything was comfortable. There was plenty of storage and shelf space for everything we brought. Note, we only had 2 people in the cabin, so if you're travelling with children, you may want to bring a folding shelf to hang in the closet. Be aware that there are only 2 outlets and neither are by the bed. Read Less

We stayed in 12878, a balcony on the starboard aft. On our last cruise we stayed in a family mini-suite which had a large balcony. The balcony for 12878 was large enough for two chairs and a small table. The cabin's location was convenient to the stairs and elevator. The cabin was quiet. Our cabin steward did a nice job. We were short on wash cloths on the first day but had them brought in later the first night. After we left a note for the steward letting him know we need extra towels every day, he took care of us. Read Less

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Smallest Balcony on any ship I have been on, disappointing. We didn't spend any time on the balcony. We usually have breakfast out there and an afternoon drink. Otherwise, the room was good. Location of room was the best! Read Less

We were on the left side of the ship in the aft section. When docked in Bermuda, we were facing directly the fort on the Royal Naval Dockyard. We were 3 or so doors from elevator. The steward, Ren was excellent! Read Less

We were midship deck 11 with a very good cabin except navigating around the bed to the wardrobe and a very small balcony. Read Less

Although the room and balcony were a little smaller than other ships we cruised on there was more than enough closet and storage space. The room was always clean Read Less

Nothing different thatI haven't seen during my past several cruises. Read Less

The balcony cabin is typical of the family balcony cabins on the Breakaway. The shower and storage in the bathroom are larger than normal. The couch is made more for a 'hide-a-bed' than for comfort sitting, but the time spent in the cabin is minimal. The balcony itself is just wide enough to have two 'side chairs' sideways. Hardly worth more than just to go out to see the temperature or to view the seas/dock. Probably better to stay with an outside cabin unless you just need the fresh air. Storage is adequate, but not extensive. About 60% of the closet is a hanging area, while the rest is shelves (with a large top shelf). There is a narrow closed cabinet and a "corner cabinet" next to the refrigerator under the counter that again are limited in what can be accommodated. There are two US plugs, so if you have lots to charge, bring an electric strip. Read Less

Cabin had two beds pushed together, followed by a sitting area which had a couch, and then the balcony. The bathroom was smaller than my other experiences on other cruise lines. Read Less