Cabin Recommendation

[jbaker1859]

Taking a short cruise, 4 adults. Will we fit in an interior cabin ?

[trbtweety]

Yes. Tight fit but you will fit.

[Miller_KC]

You can fit if there are 2 pull downs to go with the 2 twin beds on the floor. It will be somewhat tight, especially in the bathroom area. You should know each other pretty well by the end of the cruise.:o

[Animal Farm]

4 adult women. Myself, 2 sisters and our Mom have gone on 2 cruises (one 5 day, one 7 day) in a 4 person interior cabin. Had a blast. It was just like an old fashioned slumber party!

[marcmarc2]

People sail four to an interior all the time. Heck, I even did it on my first cruise. But now, personally, I recommend getting a balcony cabin. You get a little more room to spread out, fresh air, and a place to get away from each other without having the leave the cabin.

 

Whatever cabin type you get, consider at least some of you taking your showers in the gym/spa locker room. They're usually bigger and nicer than the shower in the cabin and there's always plenty of fresh towels.

[erby2283]

3 of us just sailed in an oceanroom and it was no problem....depending on the ship, storage might be another problem. We were on the Fantasy, the oldest in the fleet, and one of us kept the majority of our clothes in a suitcase b/c there was not enough shelving. We all got ready at different times so bathroom use wasn't really an issue either. It was tight, but I'd do it again.

[ABQrobin]

NO way! We just had an inside room on our last cruise and hated it. And that was just 2 of us. We had no place for cameras, etc, and kept having to move things around to take something out of bags for excursions. It was not good. We would only do it again, just the 2 of us, if it was a short trip. Not a full week again.

[SadieN]

Keep the lowers apart. Put one under the faux window, the other along a side wall. It will give you more room.

Store luggage under the beds.

Everyone gets one drawer, one shelf and three hangars. Bring or pack on hangars.

 

There are two outlets. One 110v and one 220v. Depending on the ship some have a British outlet and others have a European round pin.

 

Which ship? The bathroom vanities are arranged differently on many ships. Some have four shelves, some do not. We have a strict "only bathroom duties are done inside" rule. All primping gets done in the cabin itself.

[Drazil65]

Interior with 4 adults? :eek::eek::eek: Heck No!!!! Too tight, too many personality differences, too little storage, heck no!!!

 

When we would get OV's for the 3 of us it was tight and DS was little then (12 now), you will def want to take advantage of the gym/spa bathrooms and showers for dressing.

 

I agree with previous poster that said at least with balcony there is some separate space to hang out on away but don't have to leave cabin to appreciate it....inside with 4 would be way too tight for us (getting tighter for 3 as son grows and I assume inside same as OV on some ships?)....

 

Pop for 2 cabins...will be so worth it.....

[k2excursion]

It can be done. I've done 4 & 5 in a room that size. It's not that bad, but I would rather spring for the 2 interior rooms. It may not be very much extra.

[nwcruiselover]

I've done it before with four women, and never again I would do it. Agree with others that the insides are even crowded with 2 adults. With 4 it's just too crowded and there's not enough room for everyone's things.

Edited September 17, 2015 by nwcruiselover

[smyliecruising]

I have booked port hole rooms twice. They are the same price as interior with the layout and space of a balcony room minus the balcony of course. I have never stayed interior as they look so small with little storage it seems.

[thomarvin]

its doable. But, keep checking the price of a OV. They are bigger and sometimes almost the same price as the interior. Plus you get a view.

Edited January 16, 2016 by thomarvin