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3 hours ago, recruiter 28 said:

Is the veranda on the V class cabin smaller than the other class verandas?  We have heard this might be true and we were just upgraded on the Rotterdam to a V class veranda. For sure it will be better than our obstructed veranda. Thanks for your insight.

They are smaller than some other VX (where X is a letter from A to H), but they are "regular" size not Juliet balconies or anything. The V have the best location mid-ish on Deck 5, with a scattering of Vs on other decks. The ones on other decks seem to have either larger odd-shaped balconies or slanted balconies that might seem either larger or smaller! (have never experienced one).

 

Here is a video of a standard V verandah room on the Nieuw Statendam (sister ship to Rotterdam) with the views of the balcony starting about 11minutes in.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fwznthu4hVQ

 

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I last sailed in Rotterdam cabin #5160 and the balcony was a very good size for a standard veranda cabin.  I loved the location also since it was a Caribbean cruise, and I knew my main daytime area would be the Seaview Pool and Lido areas. That was a standard veranda on Konningsdam.

 

The HUGE verandas were right below me in cabins #4152 and #4154!!

 

~Nancy

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14 hours ago, recruiter 28 said:

Is the veranda on the V class cabin smaller than the other class verandas?  We have heard this might be true and we were just upgraded on the Rotterdam to a V class veranda. For sure it will be better than our obstructed veranda. Thanks for your insight.

The V balcony appears the same size as the standard (not handicap and not the most forward slanty ones) obstructed VH cabins. Two chairs with slide-away footrests and a tiny table. Here is a video with the balcony coverage starting as the 10-minute mark:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsi3U1RQDdo

 

 

ETA: but the view is surely better!

 

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I have stayed mid-ship in one of these V class verandah cabins.  While the balcony may not be as deep as some other cabin locations, it's hardly noticeable.  While I love the location of these cabins, I don't like to look down on the lifeboats.  We now like the aft area so we can look down at the water, but that's the only reason.

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11 hours ago, oakridger said:

I last sailed in Rotterdam cabin #5160 and the balcony was a very good size for a standard veranda cabin.  I loved the location also since it was a Caribbean cruise, and I knew my main daytime area would be the Seaview Pool and Lido areas. That was a standard veranda on Konningsdam.

 

The HUGE verandas were right below me in cabins #4152 and #4154!!

 

~Nancy


Yes, the handful of port-side deck 4 extra-large balconies are great. Not more expensive than regular ones.

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