Edge Infinite Verandah question

[ATLfuzzy]

I love a balcony cabin, but also  value my air conditioning in 90 percent humidity!  If I kept the verandah window down but closed the glass doors off, will the air conditioner still stay on?  
 

This way there is a separate balcony (open at all times) and climate controlled space.  But, I guess you can’t lower the shades with the window down? 
 

I see gripes about these cabins, but it seems like this would be a way to make them more “traditional”. 

[WestLakeGirl]

If the window is open, the A/C is off

[KKB]

Nope.

When you put the window down, the A/C turns off. 

Many reviews mention this.

You could do a Sunset Veranda or the porthole infinite Veranda--the porthole one has no window on top, so sort more like a typical balcony.

[kwokpot]

The room does does stuffy if the window is down and the glass doors are closed especially if it's in port anywhere in the Caribbean.

[ATLfuzzy]

On 6/5/2021 at 10:54 PM, KKB said:

Nope.

When you put the window down, the A/C turns off. 

Many reviews mention this.

You could do a Sunset Veranda or the porthole infinite Veranda--the porthole one has no window on top, so sort more like a typical balcony.

Ah I see.  It's not the closure of the glass door that keeps AC on (phooey) its the closure of the window, only.   UGH.   Thanks.  

[cruisestitch]

Phooey pretty well describes it.

[Cruise a holic]

IMO the new infinite veranda cabins are cabins with windows that open (sometimes).  If you want a true balcony, consider an aft veranda cabin or they have towards the front of the ship, cove balconies.   They are a better option, and IMO.  

 

also try to bid on a sky suite if your budget allows, as they are a great option.

Edited June 8, 2021 by Cruise a holic