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We love the Eclipse! We cruised on her for the third time last month. Her Captain(s) and crew are wonderful. 

 

I can’t comment on inside cabins specifically as we have never cruised in one. However, if you think of the central elevator as the easy access point to all areas you can’t go far wrong. Not only are you just up/down from all locations there is less motion too. 

 

Once you find a cabin you are interested in look at the reviews on it or ask again on here. For example, rooms near to staff doors/stairways can be noisy day and night, cabins under cafe areas can be noisy from very early morning....

 

Just an ‘an finally’ make sure you price up OV rooms and balconies too. They often come with perks like drinks packages which when you do the maths can work out worth considering...

 

Hope you have a wonderful cruise!

 

 

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I would choose a cabin that was oriented vertically instead of horizontal, these cabins have the bed on the back wall instead of the middle which makes more use of the available space.  And I would choose an intermediate floor that at the top and bottom deck there are only cabins to avoid noise. Also choose one that is not in the main corridor, which have their own corridor this gives more privacy. Example the 7152, 7160 and 7174 or similar ones on deck 8.

 

 

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My preference is a Cat 9 on Deck 9 or 10 aft of the forward staircase.   Know also that the cabins on any deck aft of the forward staircase are a different configuration than the ones forward of this staircase.    Those aft are more square in design and do not have a sofa.  They have 2 chairs instead, and square footage is more,  202 I think.  There is also more room to stand in front of the closet.   The forward cabins are the same layout as all balcony cabins which shows as 174 ft in the brochure photos.   You will not find a photo of the larger rooms with the 2 chairs.

 

If you want to roll the dice choose 1032.   Since the first deck plans for Solstice were published over 10 years ago this cabin appears oversized.   I think it is in error, and surprised that it has never been corrected, but I've always been curious about it.

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5 hours ago, chemmo said:

Just an ‘an finally’ make sure you price up OV rooms and balconies too. They often come with perks like drinks packages which when you do the maths can work out worth considering...

 

 

 

 

So it turns out you are right.  We are going with an OV and getting some perks, it jsut made sense to do it...I think it is forward on deck 3, that was the cheapest pricepoint.  Hope it's a good one!  Any feedback on that?

Thanks everybody!

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4 hours ago, signman said:

My preference is a Cat 9 on Deck 9 or 10 aft of the forward staircase.   Know also that the cabins on any deck aft of the forward staircase are a different configuration than the ones forward of this staircase.    Those aft are more square in design and do not have a sofa.  They have 2 chairs instead, and square footage is more,  202 I think.  There is also more room to stand in front of the closet.   The forward cabins are the same layout as all balcony cabins which shows as 174 ft in the brochure photos.   You will not find a photo of the larger rooms with the 2 chairs.

 

If you want to roll the dice choose 1032.   Since the first deck plans for Solstice were published over 10 years ago this cabin appears oversized.   I think it is in error, and surprised that it has never been corrected, but I've always been curious about it.

Agree. Have been in 9256 and 1092. They are over-sized and about 200 sf. Great inside cabins.

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5 hours ago, FranciscoFamily said:

So it turns out you are right.  We are going with an OV and getting some perks, it jsut made sense to do it...I think it is forward on deck 3, that was the cheapest pricepoint.  Hope it's a good one!  Any feedback on that?

Thanks everybody!

 

So pleased you have chosen your room. I do suggest you research your chosen room area to ensure it doesn’t have any issues....Hope that others who know the region of the ship respond.

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2 hours ago, rdt10 said:

Agree. Have been in 9256 and 1092. They are over-sized and about 200 sf. Great inside cabins.

Stayed in 9260 and I agree.  If you search you tube for 9256 you will find great pics. Yes, these cabins have 2 chairs instead of a sofa, but are roomier in my opinion. This is the same for all cabins aft of the forward stair case in the center of the ship.  I would stay only on the decks above the public spaces. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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7 hours ago, Sailor Taylor said:

How about cabins on deck 3?   Celebrity website suggests a cabin on deck 3 for me.  

 

Please take a look at the deck plans on the celebrity website.  The are very few inside cabins on deck 3 and they are under the casino, which could mean noise.  Personally, I always like a cabin that has cabins directly above it,  below it, and on each side of it.

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