a/c in Zuiderdam cabins

[Stevero2]

I just found out that we will be sailing on the Zuiderdam instead of the Westerdam. I had previously asked about he a/c in Westerdam cabins. Now I need to know about the a/c in Zuiderdam cabins. We will be in category NN. Will I likley be able to adjust it to about 65 degrees F. and, if not, will the available fans be able to help a lot?

[catl331]

this is the same ship with a different name so all should be copacetic. Are you going the same cruise and same time of year??

 

After having said that, I now knock on wood!:p

[RuthC]

If you can get a cabin to hold a steady 65º all night, I want that cabin number. I promise, I will only sail in it when you don't want it. ;)

I wish you the best of luck getting a cool cabin.

[Typhoon1]

65 degrees is like a freezer.. A/C is only designed to be 20 degrees lower than outside temps.

[solocanadian]

I just found out that we will be sailing on the Zuiderdam instead of the Westerdam. I had previously asked about he a/c in Westerdam cabins. Now I need to know about the a/c in Zuiderdam cabins. We will be in category NN. Will I likley be able to adjust it to about 65 degrees F. and, if not, will the available fans be able to help a lot?

 

65F - I'd need a heater not a fan.

[PathfinderEss]

Yes,you can get a fan for your room to help cool it down if it is to warm for you. I am another one that loves to sleep in a cool room.

[DizzyDallasDi]

My home a/c is not allowed to be higher than 66F at night. I've never been on a cruise ship that could come close to that. :( Except for the Zuiderdam in Alaska. ;)

[Stevero2]

I will be on the Zuiderdam in Alaska. (inside cabin) Does that mean that I can count on a cold room?

[RuthC]

I will be on the Zuiderdam in Alaska. (inside cabin) Does that mean that I can count on a cold room?

No.

I'm a cave dweller, and have never been able to get my cabin down to "cold". Sometimes I have a "cool" cabin, but there are periods during the night when the A/C seems to cut off for a while, and it gets much too warm.

The hottest cabin I was ever in was an inside on the Prinsendam, north of the Arctic Circle heading toward the Polar Ice Cap. :eek: It was brutal.

Fortunately, most cabins are bearable.