Haven Cabin

[WeFlyUS]

So I broke down and booked a Haven cabin today. I called NCL and they booked me in what I was told is the last available Haven cabin on our cruise. Now my question...when I looked on line to see where my cabin is, I learn that the cabin is "Handicap Accessible", the only Haven I could find with this designation. What does this mean? I understand the wider doorways, but what else will I find?

[BirdTravels]

The rooms are extra, extra large. When NCL does a media cruise (with the press for a new ship), they use the accessible rooms as their "example room".

 

We had an H5 accessible in April on the Escape. Room photos are on the following link https://boards.cruisecritic.com/showpost.php?p=55839659&postcount=20

 

Larger room. Larger bathroom. Larger table (so you could roll a wheelchair up to it). Really nice.

 

Note: We disconnected all of the emergency call cords,,, cuz there was a 99% probability that someone would bump or pull a cord while in the shower and we would have security rushing in the room.

[phoenix1181]

The biggest difference will be in the bathroom. It will have more grab bars than you're used to seeing. Shower will be larger than normal with a seat & no lip or edge. There will be a large drain but water will also get on the floor. Sink will have little or nothing around it to allow a wheelchair user to roll right up to it.

 

Balcony will have a ramp of sorts to allow wheelchair access.

 

I think those are the biggest differences but I'm sure others will fill in what I missed

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[Two Wheels Only]

What ship and stateroom number?