Azamara bathrooms

[Cruisers47]

Hi

 

we have been on Azamara before but it was pre Covid and 

we were in a obstructed oceanview.   I thought the cabin was small

but now in a veranda and the size of the shower and bathroom are 

the smallest I have ever seen!    We are not big people!
 

Eileen

[MicCanberra]

Yes, we were on the Onward and they are small and have a curtain as well.

[MicCanberra]

[Wookie01]

We took a 'luxury' cruise on Azamara Journey a couple of years ago and were very disappointed with the bathroom of our balcony cabin.

As you say, very small - and that awful shower curtain that sticks to you because the shower is too small to avoid it.

I don't put up with a shower curtain at home and was very unimpressed that a so called 'luxury' cruise ship would have them.

Once was enough for us on Azamara 😞

[NSWP]

The Azamara ships, former Rennaissance R4 vessels have bathrooms even smaller than some Princess ships, lol.

The big guys just 'soap the walls and spin around.'😁

[Aussieflyer]

It's a bit of a line ball for me - hate the shower curtain and such a small shower cubicle, but then equally can't stand the shower curtains and shower over the bath on Princess. 

It's been a long time since I was on Azamara and really can't remember the shower, though we had a suite so maybe it was larger?

Edited December 23, 2022 by Aussieflyer

[NSWP]

9 minutes ago, Aussieflyer said:

It's a bit of a line ball for me - hate the shower curtain and such a small shower cubicle, but then equally can't stand the shower curtains and shower over the bath on Princess. 

It's been a long time since I was on Azamara and really can't remember the shower, though we had a suite so maybe it was larger?

Been on Pacific Princess and Adonia, both R4 vessels, tiny bathrooms, but rest of the ship is grand.

[Aus Traveller]

50 minutes ago, Aussieflyer said:

It's a bit of a line ball for me - hate the shower curtain and such a small shower cubicle, but then equally can't stand the shower curtains and shower over the bath on Princess. 

It's been a long time since I was on Azamara and really can't remember the shower, though we had a suite so maybe it was larger?

The only shower over the bath we have encountered on Princess was in a mini suite on the Coral. Other cabins (balcony and otherwise) we have had on Princess ships have had a small shower with a curtain. The other ship where we had a shower over the bath was a Verandah Suite on the Ryndam (later a P&O ship).

[OzKiwiJJ]

Westerdam has shower curtains too but they seem better behaved than the Princess ones. They are mostly two layer apart from the very top - a removable regular inner layer that joins on to the gauzy outer layer.

 

The shower cubicle is tiny, not much bigger than in Coral Princess balcony cabins. There is also a showerhead over the bath, and the bath is a bit wider than Coral Princess mini-suite baths so it's easier to avoid the shower curtain.

[MicCanberra]

Celebrity and Royal have shower screens, so much better.

[Aussieflyer]

7 hours ago, NSWP said:

Been on Pacific Princess and Adonia, both R4 vessels, tiny bathrooms, but rest of the ship is grand.

Not so much the bathroom size but the cabins on Ponant are tiny.

[Aussieflyer]

6 hours ago, Aus Traveller said:

The only shower over the bath we have encountered on Princess was in a mini suite on the Coral. Other cabins (balcony and otherwise) we have had on Princess ships have had a small shower with a curtain. The other ship where we had a shower over the bath was a Verandah Suite on the Ryndam (later a P&O ship).

Can't remember other cabins I have had on Princess but yes, the Coral does have shower over bath in mini suite. Though so do Sapphire and Diamond as well at least. I do look for hotel rooms as well without the shower over the bath but sometimes have to accept it. It's the clambering in and out that I hate.

[MMDown Under]

47 minutes ago, Aussieflyer said:

Can't remember other cabins I have had on Princess but yes, the Coral does have shower over bath in mini suite. Though so do Sapphire and Diamond as well at least. I do look for hotel rooms as well without the shower over the bath but sometimes have to accept it. It's the clambering in and out that I hate.

I think it is dangerous for older people unless there are safety bars to hold on to.