jtatcruisers Posted May 27, 2007 #1 Share Posted May 27, 2007 Just booked the Golden to Alaska in August. Has anyone stayed in Caribe 752 or 753 on one of the Grand class ships? These are aft balcony cabins uniquely situated on either side of the mini-suites. I'm wondering if these cabins have an advantage over other Caribe locations (size, location, viewing). This is our 2nd Alaskan cruise and we will spend a great deal of time hanging out on the balcony, so this is a key decision for us. Thanks! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JotWorld Posted May 27, 2007 #2 Share Posted May 27, 2007 Just booked the Golden to Alaska in August. Has anyone stayed in Caribe 752 or 753 on one of the Grand class ships? These are aft balcony cabins uniquely situated on either side of the mini-suites. I'm wondering if these cabins have an advantage over other Caribe locations (size, location, viewing). This is our 2nd Alaskan cruise and we will spend a great deal of time hanging out on the balcony, so this is a key decision for us. Thanks! They are the two best Balc Cabins on all the Grand Class Ships! I've got them booked, whenever, I'm on a Grand Class Ship in '08. They have a Private Corridor to the Cabin, They Have Rounded Balcs, They are Quiet, Very Private, on the Aft, what is there Not to Like, if you like Aft?;) Jot:) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fuzzzy Posted May 27, 2007 #3 Share Posted May 27, 2007 They are the two best Balc Cabins on all the Grand Class Ships! I've got them booked, whenever, I'm on a Grand Class Ship in '08. They have a Private Corridor to the Cabin, They Have Rounded Balcs, They are Quiet, Very Private, on the Aft, what is there Not to Like, if you like Aft?;) Jot:) I like the aft on these ships. I have yet to purposefully book one of these cabins. So, it sounds like the deck is even biiger than a standard caribe deck? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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