Eurodam Cabin S6164

[fayette]

Just booked this cabin for March 2023.  Has anyone stayed in this one?  Any pictures would be helpful. TA said this was a primo cabin.

 

Joe

[AV8rix]

There are pictures of that very stateroom on halfacts.com, a TREASURE TROVE of info about all HAL ships.

[IPB4IGO]

We stayed in 6164 on the Eurodam's sister ship the Neuw Amsterdam on an Alaska cruise last month. 

We have stayed in one other Neptune Suite and the aft-wraps are somewhat smaller than the "regular" Neptune Suites.

It is, of course, a long hike to the Neptune Lounge but we seldom used it even when it was close by. Sitting in a windowless room with a TV going doesn't appeal to us, although the concierges in the NL are wonderful. They do everything from fixing billing problems to making reservations for you, without standing in long lines or sitting on Hold for 20 minutes.

The balcony more than makes up for the slightly smaller cabin. While underway, the portion of the balcony on the port side of the ship was quite windy, but the large aft-facing portion was calm. I got quite a sunburn sitting there, and this was in Alaska in June.

We noticed no unusual ship movement back there, but one night there was vibration all night.

It is very convenient for getting to the Lido buffet, but a ships-length away from the main dining room.

I posted quite a few cabin pictures on cruisedeckplans.com.

Hope that helps.

[Cruising-along]

We spent 24 days in that cabin on the Eurodam last fall.  We loved the cabin and it was our first-ever Neptune Suite.  The balcony was well-used!  Here are a few photos.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[fayette]

Thanks everyone for the pictures and info, it's a  big help

Joe

[crystalspin]

On 7/18/2022 at 3:46 PM, Cruising-along said:

We spent 24 days in that cabin on the Eurodam last fall.  We loved the cabin and it was our first-ever Neptune Suite.  The balcony was well-used!  Here are a few photos.

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