Does anyone have pics of Concierge Class rooms on Summit?

[generaljudy]

Would love to see pics of Concierge Class rooms and balcony on Summit - especially Panorama Deck. I'm getting conflicting information (TA vs Celebrity) - are these cabins bigger than regular Verandas?

thanks

[Ocean Dancer]

we had a concerge cabin on summit last may. the room and balcony were not any larger, although some people luck out......our cabin was converted to concerge as more demand opened up............not worth it to us.:mad:

[sunsher]

We had a CC room (8084) on the Panorama deck in January. We loved the balcony, not as nice as the Aft balcony on our last cruise though. It was just big enough for 2 chairs and a large round table. The room was just a basic room, but there was alot of storage. I have a few pics of both but haven't mastered the art of posting on cruise critic yet. We didn't pay alot extra for the CC and thought it was definetely worth the extra perks.

[seacruise9]

Hi,

 

I cruised aboard the Celebrity Summit in late November/early December in Concierge Class stateroom 8134 (category C3). Yes, the Concierge Class staterooms are slightly larger (about 20 square feet) than the standard verandah staterooms. You can see this if you look at the deck plans closely. As shown on the deck plans, my stateroom was approximately two feet deeper than the standard verandah stateroom next door. The deck plan is accurate in this respect.

 

I took some photos of my stateroom, but I not sure how to post them. I liked the stateroom and the little Concierge Class extras. If it does not cost too much extra, I would recommend a Concierge Class stateroom.

 

I had a great time on the Summit.

 

Chuck

[mathgeek1978]

Here's a video of a C3 room on the Summit:

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/mathgeek1978#p/u/10/jb986VPRF2M

[generaljudy]

Thanks for you feedback and the video!

[kitkat9438]

Hi. Seacruise is correct, all CC class cabins are larger than the regular balcony cabin rooms. The difference is really noticeable between the foot of the bed and between the bed and the balcony window. Some cabins have a lot larger balcony and I will post this list for you after the pictures. My balcony wasn't one of the larger ones. We love CC class and will always book this or higher when cruising. I was in 7192 on the Summit. Here's a couple of pictures.

 

 

 

The “Great” Rooms with larger balconies: People love the aft-facing staterooms (8170, 8172, 8176, & 8185) for the views of the wake and super-large balconies. 8045 & 8046 with larger “triangle shaped” balconies are also popular. Book these if you can! But what if they are already gone…..?

 

Best standard (non-adjoining) CC Cabins: 8072, 8074, 8076, 8078, 8080, 8082, 8084, & 8086 (starboard side): Good mid-ship location and non-adjoining (no interior door to the neighboring room which some complain can be the source of noise/light from the next cabin). So, why are they good? Because the inside cabins that appear directly across the hall on the deck plan are NOT really there. Well, of course they’re there, but you would never know it! Their doors all open to the opposite (port side) hall (note they all have odd cabin numbers). So there is nothing (no cabins or service areas) opposite these CC Cabins across the hall …nothing but a hallway wall.

 

Also good (on the port side) are 8075, 8079, 8083, 8087, 8091, 8095 & 8099: These have the same good mid-ship location & are non-adjoining, you just have a neighbor across the hall. Very good rooms to book.

 

Need an adjoining room? Look to book 8114, 8116, 8118, 8120, 8122, 8124, 8126, 8128, 8130, 8132 (Starboard side): Good mid-ship adjoining rooms. Also, there also are no entrances to the “crew only” area (the large white blank space on the deck plan) across the hall anywhere in this block of cabins!

 

Location of Crew-Only Service Doors: I like to avoid cabins across from doors to crew-only areas (ie food prep facilities, freight elevators, mechanical equipment etc). They can be the source of noise and/or additional activity. If that matters to you, note that doors to the crew-only areas (shown as white blank space on the deck plans) are located approximately opposite the following CC cabins:

 

Starboard side: 8052, 8060, 8066 8090 8138, 8150 & 8176 (aft cabin)

Port Side: 8047, 8065, 8069, 8107, 8109, 8115, 8141, & 8145

 

Rooms to Avoid:

8094, 8096, 8111, & 8115 – Partially obstructed by the dreaded window washing equipment. NOTE: Cabins affected by the window washing equipment vary by ship. These are the rooms on Constellation ONLY. For other M-Class ships check the deck plan listed “obstructed view” rooms to avoid.

 

8102 & 8108 – listed as “obstructed view”, small balcony, & windows of suite next door look onto balcony.

 

8047 & 8048 – less private balcony which is visable from the angled balcony of the neighboring room.

 

"This list is posted frequently in this forum, so this seems a good place to lock it down."

 

Each of the following cabins on the Millennium Class ships (Millennium, Infinity, Constellation, Summit) has some particular benefit over its peers of the same class -- most often an oversized veranda, sometimes larger cabin or nicer decor. Not all of these differences are accurately reflected in any known deck plans.

 

S1-6131,6132,6145,6146

 

C1-9201,9164,9162,9160,,8185,8176,8172,8170,7203,7212, 7208,7206,6135,6136,6143,6144

C2-9043,9038,8045,8046

 

 

2A-7049,7080,7163,7166,7171,7173,7175,7177,7174,7176, 7178,7180

2B-8161,8146,9173,9138

2C-6016,6018,6020,6021,6022,6023,6024,6025,6026,6027, 6029,6030,6031,6033,6035,6053,6048

Enjoy your cruise. We loved the Summit!

[MICHAEL_01]

Here's a video of a C3 room on the Summit:

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/mathgeek1978#p/u/10/jb986VPRF2M

 

2 years ago we were on the SUMMIT in a CC Cabin too.

 

I saw you ordered roomservice breakfast.Did they not set up the table with

white tablecloth and maybe a small flower.

 

2 years ago we got this service without asking.

[kitkat9438]

2 years ago we were on the SUMMIT in a CC Cabin too.

 

I saw you ordered roomservice breakfast.Did they not set up the table with

white tablecloth and maybe a small flower.

 

2 years ago we got this service without asking.

 

On our cruise, they didn't set up the table for breakfast. They just brought the trays in and set them down in the room and we carried them out to the balcony ourselves.

[Feelin' Nauti']

Hi. Seacruise is correct, all CC class cabins are larger than the regular balcony cabin rooms. The difference is really noticeable between the foot of the bed and between the bed and the balcony window. Some cabins have a lot larger balcony and I will post this list for you after the pictures. My balcony wasn't one of the larger ones. We love CC class and will always book this or higher when cruising. I was in 7192 on the Summit. Here's a couple of pictures.

 

 

 

Thanks for posting your pics.

I was wondering where the connecting door was located.

 

Can't believe the size of that tv? :eek:

 

Know wonder they offer binoculars.

[Leo Jay]

Thanks very much everyone, especially mathgeek and KitKat for the video, pics and detailed information! Very helpful. Looking forward to booking our first X sailing in May 2012! :)

[CathyCruises]

The difference between the 170 and 194 square feet doesn't sound like a lot, but in reality it is. We had booked a veranda guarantee and boy was it small. Upgraded on board (Summit) to CC and the 15% increase made a huge difference to us. I wouldn't sail in an M class ship in anything below CC.

[TIMETOGOAGAIN]

We had the infamous 6143 on Summit in February and DH was extremely disappointed in the size of the TV. Also, the TV didn't work most of the time. Although not important to some while on a vacation - very important to the DH!!:D Hopefully this gets better with the updating.

[CathyCruises]

We had the infamous 6143 on Summit in February and DH was extremely disappointed in the size of the TV. Also, the TV didn't work most of the time. Although not important to some while on a vacation - very important to the DH!!:D Hopefully this gets better with the updating.

 

Had to laugh at this one--that's about the size of the TV in our living room!

[roe2ship]

Here is a picture of CC cabin room 8045: