Spirit cabin 4231, what is the space next to the cabin?

[herewego]

I am looking at booking cabin 4231 on the Spirit. It has an empty space next to it and was wondering what that is?

 

The reason I like the room is it would only have one cabin right next to it as opposed to one on each side - that is if that is just an empty space. My hope is to get a lower chance of smokers as next door neighbors.

 

Has anyone stayed in cabin 4231 or 4224 and can tell me what that empty space is?

 

THANKS

[B and C Blake]

I am looking at booking cabin 4231 on the Spirit. It has an empty space next to it and was wondering what that is?

 

The reason I like the room is it would only have one cabin right next to it as opposed to one on each side - that is if that is just an empty space. My hope is to get a lower chance of smokers as next door neighbors.

 

Has anyone stayed in cabin 4231 or 4224 and can tell me what that empty space is?

 

THANKS

 

No clue but I looked at deck plans and it seems to be there from top to bottom.

I have always thought grey meant crew areas /storage or whatnot.

 

As for smokers if your cruise is after Dec 1st there is no longer smoking in staterooms.

[herewego]

I sure would like to know if it an empty area - I love the no smoking in the cabins but I believe they will still be able to smoke on the balcony and that is where it can blow into the next cabin's balcony.

[westview1]

It looks like it might be a service area for the crew. It also looks like there are stairs possibly for the crew to go down to the deck below?

[jetwet1]

Do NOT book one of those cabins.

 

They used to be Cat 11 suites, the space next to them is actually the door way to a set of stairs that runs down to an open deck.

 

The stairs pass by the bedroom window, it also means that the balcony is a lot smaller than normal, even smaller than a regular cabin's balcony.