Cabin occupancy on river ships

[New Hampshire]

Can the cabins on river ships accommodate three adults?

[LHT28]

I have not been on one yet but looking at some of the descriptions of cabin size & layout I would think not

Depends on the ship as well some cabins are very small

[PennyAgain]

The river ships vary in size. Which ship do you want to know about or at least which departure city?

[Paulinda]

Perhaps in one of the newer ships that have larger suites you could accomodate 3. Generally in regular sized cabins it would not be possible. The cabins are generally a queen size bed with very little access around them. I'm not even sure that some of the cruise lines would allow you to have 3 in a room.

[paul929207]

There are probably some that do, buy many are probably too small.

[New Hampshire]

Thank you all.

[4774Papa]

Can the cabins on river ships accommodate three adults?

Our Russian River cruise ship cabin would not house three, but I think some river cruise ships have triple rooms.

You would need to check with each company.

We were on the Tolstoy on our Russian cruise..

 

http://www.rivercruising.com/canalboat/amadeus/decks/ms_tolstoy.shtml

 

We will be on AMA in France this May

http://amawaterways.com/ships.asp?ship=af&view=pg&type=ship&link=ama&index=9

[ingo_e]

As far as I have researched most ships can accomodate 2 persons. Companies rather prefer to advertise with "single cabins" instead. But there are some ships, that have adjoining cabins (you can go from Cabin A to B without using the public area).

 

Have a look at:

Viking Danube

Viking Fontane

Viking Schmann

Viking Sky

 

There might be a some other ships around which have private connecting doors, can tell you that next month after research in the national library ;)