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Hi, first time posting here. Am considering booking the European week's cruise - Channel Islands, France, Spain this summer on Oceana - never cruised before. There's me and my husband and 2 teenage sons and mother-in-law fancies coming too. Just wonderig what your views are on 3 in a cabin (inside staterrom) - we aren't fussy people and apart from mother-in-law, who would probably have afternoon naps the rest of won't be in there apart from sleeping.

 

Any other tips greatly received - been trawling the boards already prior ot booking.

Thanks

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Hi, first time posting here. Am considering booking the European week's cruise - Channel Islands, France, Spain this summer on Oceana - never cruised before. There's me and my husband and 2 teenage sons and mother-in-law fancies coming too. Just wonderig what your views are on 3 in a cabin (inside staterrom) - we aren't fussy people and apart from mother-in-law, who would probably have afternoon naps the rest of won't be in there apart from sleeping.

 

Any other tips greatly received - been trawling the boards already prior ot booking.

Thanks

 

OCeana is a nice ship - though it is a while since I've been on her.

 

The 3rd (&4th) beds in the inside cabin we had came down from the ceiling / wall - the only restriction being that the lower bunks could not be set up as a double bed

 

358942750_200409001Cabin.jpg.ab7b26039964a163fab0e165f602c87d.jpg this is an A deck inside cabin - I think this was a 4 berth & the 2 additional beds came down from the ceiling

 

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This is a D deck inside - you can see the third berth on the wall in the first picture.

 

A favourite place

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The Yacht & Compass

 

I can't personally comment on 3 in a cabin - the most I've had is 2 - and in the D deck cabin it was just me :D

I always said, when sailing solo & booking an inside, that I was never intending to be in it very much anyway:D

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Thanks Karen, that's really helpful especially the pictures. The boys have bunk beds in a bedroom a quarter the size if the cabin :rolleyes: so should be fine I guess. Mother-in-law is just grateful not ot be paying supplement for single person!:)

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