Cabin 9071 - Summit

Has anyone stayed in cabin 9071 Aqua class on the summit - is there an obstructed view on the balcony?

Check the S Class cabin "sticky" at the top of the Clebrity forum. Librarylady has done a spread sheet. See if your room is there.

The Summit is M Class, so I don't think the OP will find the answer there.

Did you stay in this stateroom? We are booked in 9071 leaving in a couple of weeks and we have the same concern as you did. Please advise and welcome your feedback. Thank you.

Did you stay in this stateroom? We are booked in 9071 leaving in a couple of weeks and we have the same concern as you did. Please advise and welcome your feedback. Thank you.

I have stayed in Deck 9 portside cabins on other M-Class ships. The only "obstruction" would be the struts that are consistent throughout on Deck 9. I would not consider them an "obstruction" but some do. The overhang from Deck 10 (which the struts are supporting) provides extra protection from the sun & rain as well. If you are a sun lover then you may not appreciate the extra shade on these balconies.

In my notes from when I was booking, I have 9071 as "partially obstructed". I don't remember if I got the list I have from CC or from the Celebrity website. I'm booked in 9131 on the Summit in January - port side, but mine is not listed as partially obstructed in the list I have. Yes, there is the overhang, but we are looking forward to being able to sit in the shade on our balcony while in the Caribbean. I don't know what the obstruction is for 9071.

On the Celebrity website, do a search for "Summit partially obstructed cabins". I got this in the results: "AquaClass®

*Additional charges apply. Staterooms 9064, 9066, 9071, 9073, 9090 and 9092 have partially obstructed views. Staterooms 9094 and 9100 have smaller verandas that are semi-private." If you click on the AquaClass link on the website, it takes you to a page with the same information. Still no details though on what the obstruction is.

I have 9071, 9073 and 9075. What are the obstructions?