Sweet 16 and cabin size questions

[39august]

I know where these cabins are located. Does the bed configuration alternate as on S class ships, or are all of those cabins configured the same way, either bed by bath or bed by balcony, please? Also, I have read that both concierge and aqua class on M ships are larger than veranda cabins. Can someone advise the size difference?

[bhughey]

They are all configured with bed by the bathroom. Some cabins, the bed faces "forward" and some "aft". Just got off summit yesterday and stayed in sweet sixteen #6023.

[Luvcrusn]

As I recall the Aqua and Concierge class cabins on M-class ships are about 20 sq. ft. larger than the regular balcony cabins. It's been a while since I looked at the numbers.

[jelayne]

Agree about 20 sq ft.  Doesn’t sound like much but it makes a difference for us.  The large balcony sounded great but with just 2 chairs and small table really no use for the extra space.  Ask for loungers and told no.

[PelicanLvr]

Yes, all "regular balcony" rooms on M class ships are a bit smaller than the Concierge class cabins.  However, the sweet-16 double-deep balconies more than make up for that.  Best balcony staterooms on the ship.

 

PS:  Put a pool towel or 2 over your small table and it becomes your foot rest.  

 

 

[NantahalaCruiser]

1 hour ago, Luvcrusn said:

As I recall the Aqua and Concierge class cabins on M-class ships are about 20 sq. ft. larger than the regular balcony cabins. It's been a while since I looked at the numbers.

Which makes the M-class CC & AQ cabins slightly smaller than the regular cabins on S-class.

[phoenix_dream]

On 10/27/2019 at 12:48 PM, NantahalaCruiser said:

Which makes the M-class CC & AQ cabins slightly smaller than the regular cabins on S-class.

slightly, but honestly not really noticeable

[Luvcrusn]

On M-class the concierge and aqua cabins are listed at 191 sq. ft. The regular veranda cabins as well as aqua and concierge on S-class are listed at 195 sq. ft.