Questions on NCL Bliss Connecting Staterooms

[Linda the Book Lover]

We are three adults traveling together and I am trying to look at alternatives. I saw the Bliss has connecting staterooms and wondered if when you book you need to book both cabins which are showing connected separately.  If you need to book two cabins will one of the cabins need to be charged at a single fare rate? I would appreciate any feedback you may have if you booked and sailed in the connecting cabin situation. Thanks for the help as we are trying to decide what we may do in our situation. 

[Nclgetawaymenhoney]

Yes the cabin with one person would have to pay the single supplement rate. Other option is book one balcony for two and the other stays in inside studio cabin

[Linda the Book Lover]

5 hours ago, Nclgetawaymenhoney said:

Yes the cabin with one person would have to pay the single supplement rate. Other option is book one balcony for two and the other stays in inside studio cabin

Thanks, I thought so but thought I would ask.