Accessible cabin E302 on Azura

Has anyone had cabin E302?

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Have had C302 a few decks above in the same position as E302

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Was it an outside?

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Yes we have had E302 a couple of times, not the best obstructed view, I believe E304, or E303 are slightly better, but there are good photos on the P&O website.

Other than that these cabins are identical in size and configuration to the accessible balcony cabins, and apart from manual doors, tiny TVs and a lack of storage space in the bathrooms they are excellent.

How do you find the photos I couldn't see them? I was wondering how wide the gap between the twin beds was, allowing the ladder from the Pullman bed as there are 3 of us xx

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How do you find the photos I couldn't see them? I was wondering how wide the gap between the twin beds was, allowing the ladder from the Pullman bed as there are 3 of us xx

 

 

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It seems Azura's photos have disappeared into the maze that is P&O's IT system, but not to worry Ventura is identical to her and this link will take you to her photos and there is one for E302, which is much as I remember it.

When in single bed configuration the gap between the 2 beds is quite large, it is in fact the width of the bedside table, which in the accessible cabins is a double chest of drawers, so lots of space.

https://ask.pocruises.com/help/PO/fleet/VE_obs?_ga=2.166675518.1480432338.1501103583-1156853487.1501103583

This photo is from C302 a balcony cabin but should give you some idea of the bed configuration.

Been in c303, and was very spacious, with a big balcony.