We’ve put together some lists of cabins with good and bad points. These lists are good to have at hand if you’re in touch with your First Mate or Sailor Services agent to make sure you get the cabin that meets your needs.
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These cabin are a little roomier than other cabins in this category. This is normally because they are designated accessible cabins which can only be booked by those that need them and should not be booked simply because of their extra space.
Other cabins in this list are in parts of the ship like the bulkheads where they have to be larger because of the shape of the overall deck plan.
These cabin’s balconies are larger than the balconies in other cabins in the same category.
These cabins are close to the elevators or lifts meaning it will take less time to get to and from restaurants, venues and shops on board.
These cabins are very close to the pool areas meaning you can get changed and head to the pool in seconds.
These cabins have a full or partial metal balcony that will restrict your view of the sea. Some prefer this type of balcony versus the standard clear balcony as it offers a little more privacy while in port.
This cabin can be noisy because it is close to parts of the ship that can make a lot of operational noise which could include restaurant kitchens, the engine room or where the anchor chain is kept depending on where you are located on the ship.
These cabins can be noisy because they are close to venues that play music, host shows or become very busy such as the Gym or The Galley.
Unlike most cabins that have a balcony, the balconies of the cabins listed here don’t have the famous red hammocks – this is normally because they are in parts of the ship that means they cannot be installed.
Although they may not have the famous red hammock. The vast majority of these cabins feature a hanging rattan egg chair that is bolted to the deck instead.
These cabin are in busy areas such a corridor to a venue or operational area so it may be less private and may be noisy from doors closing or people walking by.
These cabins have been found to be slightly smaller than the standard cabin room in size, either by being narrower or having a smaller overall floor plan.
These cabins are farther from the elevators and lifts than others, so it might take a bit longer to reach the onboard venues.
