Choosing a cabin on the allure of the seas

[luvmy4]

I am planning to book a cruise on the allure of the seas. However I haven't been able to find much information on inside cabins. Can anyone give me any information some good places to book an interior cabin?

[sharse]

What is your criteria? I’m thinking it depends on what you want to be near. Or maybe the question is where on the ship you don’t want to be because of noise?

[luvmy4]

Initially I was planning a cruise on the Carnival Vista. However, I saw that RC is having a sale and decided that I would book an inside cabin on the Allure. I am wondering if people would give me ideas of decent places that I could get a cabin. Preferably a area that won't be loud after about midnight. I don't mind walking long distances to get wherever it is that I'm going.

[dadofjessie]

I like to be in a quiet area in the middle of the ship, back to front and bottom to top. On our next cruise we will be in an ocean view stateroom, on deck 10 and in the middle. We once had a suite but it was just below the pool deck. Terrible. That's us.

[cb at sea]

Interiors will be between 160 and 173 Sq. Ft.....so look at the deck plans, decide where you may spend MOST of your daytime hours, and pick a deck close to that. It makes life easier....folks tend to come and go to their rooms frequently during sea days. Not so much at night. So look at the ship, try to figure where your "go to" space during the day will be, and choose something close!

[Ken at the beach]

I would look at Deck 8 by the forward elevators. Easy access to Central Park (deck 8) and the Promenade (deck 5) or a nice walk through Central Park to aft stairs and down to the Boardwalk (deck 6)

[LookingForward2]

I would look at Deck 8 by the forward elevators. Easy access to Central Park (deck 8) and the Promenade (deck 5) or a nice walk through Central Park to aft stairs and down to the Boardwalk (deck 6)

 

 

 

Exactly where I would have suggested!

 

 

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