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Hi Cruisers - taking our first cruise and family are joining us who have boy/girl teenagers who will have to share a stateroom. Does anyone know if the beds can be single or are you looking at one in a bed and one on a pull out sofa?

The white chair is the sofa bed, I think. Our room had a high back chair that did not convert to a sofa.

Thank you for the photo which says it's the Azamara Journey. I'm wondering if it's different on the Quest. We have booked an N1 CC Suite which has a bath and sofabed. As Phil said, hopefully someone will post for us- am amazed I can't find pictures of people inside their cabins posing for photos (like on tripadvisor)! Professional photos look great but can be misleading for size...

Be very grateful of anyone on board if you are in an N1 Club Continent Suite to snap a photo of the sofa chair extended for sleeping? We are trying to determine whether a third person (child) in the bed constricts movement in the cabin to the patio deck. Any feedback would be very helpful as all the information online/photos is outdated.

We were in a CC Suite that had a chair not the “sofa”. However, the sofa is more like a chair that converts to a very small bed. Hope this picture link will work and that someone who has had 3 in the room will comment. Happy sailing.

 

https://boards.cruisecritic.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=406055&d=1492291908

The link went to the cabin spreadsheet and not a picture link. Be grateful if you could try to repost.

I have a question regarding the Club Continent Suite and the chair that folds out to make a bed? Has anyone had an experience with that? Is it comfortable for an adult, such as width so you can rotate? I do not want to spend 10+ nights without any sleep. Is it like a chair and a half or just the width of a standard chair?

I'm interested in this question too! Would be really helpful to have a photo of the sofa-bed folded out if anyone now onboard in a CContinent Suite could do that for us?

The promo gives you one unlimited internet password. A suite gives you 235 internet minutes or a $150 discount on the unlimited package -- this is "per person," but I'm not sure if that includes the 3rd guest. Depending on the length of your cruise the upgrade can be free or very cheap. Together that would give you 3 unlimited packages.

Thanks for the tip- not sure I understand it fully but am sure it will make sense once I get the options from Azamara.

I'm assuming that a "holdall" is your suitcase/luggage. They go under the beds. Many people keep one open under the bed for putting the dirty clothes.

That's a great tip, thank you.

Cabin number : 8040 (CC suite cat. N1)

Ship : Quest

Month/year sailed : may-june 2017

Would you choose this room again : yes

Is noise an issue : yes : people walking or running heavily on deck 9, chairs scratching the floor. Don't forget your earplugs.....or stay on deck 9 until everything is closed!

Balcony size : normal for the category

Good situation on the ship (close to back stairs but midship), bathtub, bed facing the stern, sofabed for a third person.

 

HELLO- sorry to bother you but would you have any info or images of the sofa bed for third person? Would the suite be big enough for mum/dad and a 10 year old? Assume you have to put the sofabed away each day...

Hello, I'm a newbie to the forum and hoping to be taking our first cruise in July 2018 on Quest for my 50th. I'll be travelling with my husband and son. Currently considering whether we can all fit into a Continental Suite. I've not found any photos with the pull out couch assembled? Would there be sufficient storage and where would we store 3 holdalls?

Also, sharing a bathroom between 3 may be a juggle. Does anyone know if the Continental Suite gives you access to the Spa to use their showers/quiet area or is this the next Suite level up? I've read somewhere you can buy a pass but would like to find more information as to whether I can book for the cruise.

The cost of between the Club Continent Suite and a Club Ocean Suite is quite a leap that I'm undecided whether it's worth it. I'm also concerned I might get seasick in the forward Club Ocean Suite whereas the Club Continent is mid-ship.

Also, the current promo says 'free' wi-fi which my husband is arguing will be limited to a certain amount of minutes a day. Does anyone know if it is really unrestricted?

Lot's to ponder and having looked through the forum I've not been able to find the answers, especially as many of the comments don't relate to the post-furbished Quest.

I'm looking forward to great things and the Rome-Venice itinerary is ideal for us I'm pretty excited.

Cheerio for now!