inside cabins

does anyone have any info on cabin 7133(inside) 15th cruise 1st on this ship. was told the inside would be fine since we won't be spending a lot of time in cabin anyway. thank you

does anyone have any info on cabin 7133(inside) 15th cruise 1st on this ship. was told the inside would be fine since we won't be spending a lot of time in cabin anyway. thank you

Cruise line?

Ship?

Would help to know these things.

Welcome to the Cruise Critic.

I see it's your first post.

What ship are you referring to? You can ask about that particular cabin by searching CC for that cruise line and specific ship.

That said, if you are a new cruiser and can afford a balcony, I think you might want to try that type of cabin first.

Some like insides for a lot of reasons. As for me, I would never book an inside. I'd feel like I was in a tomb. Pitch dark, no fresh air....not for me/us.

Need more info.

But not for me

1. I am a tad claustrophobic

2. You don't know if it's fine or raining

3. You don't know the time of day without checking a clock, when you wake up.

4. Can't see or hear or smell the ocean

Some suggest leaving the TV set on bridge cam, I find it puts out to much grey light overnight and also warms the cabin.

Sorry just noticed its your 15th cruise so you probably know all that.

does anyone have any info on cabin 7133(inside) 15th cruise 1st on this ship. was told the inside would be fine since we won't be spending a lot of time in cabin anyway. thank you

Which ship? We have had inside cabins many times. Longest was 26 days.

One thing we have found helpful is that when we go to bed we put the tv on the ship's bow camera, muting the sound, so that we have some light and can tell when it becomes daylight.