question on inside room

[ilmsg]

i'm looking at a cruise (2/1) out of New orleans to the caribbean on the NCL spirit. The ov and balcony are sold out and the inside cabins are a pretty good price. I've not taken an inside cabin before. The categories: N, M, and L are all on the same deck (4) and same price. Does anyone know the difference between these? There is no difference in the description. Also, it references two lower beds and the picture shows two tiny beds far apart. Do these push together? How big are the beds?

 

TIA!

[goawaywinter]

Check out the deck plan on ncl.com. The "L"'s are midship, and the "M"'s and "N"'s are way forward. Have a great cruise!

[dtiger]

I believe you can get the beds pushed together if you want. I've had inside cabins on the Spirit and found them to be just fine.

[truckerj1]

You do not want to be way forward. The anchor will scare the heck out of you in the morning. Also, if you are at a tender port, you will fell at lot more motion than if you were midship or more towards the stern. That's why they are cheaper toward the bow.