Inside Cabin - Bunk Beds?

We are a couple 65ish and have cruised quite a bit. We would like to take the POA in May 2014 but money is a concern. We are trying to justify an inside cabin as opposed to an OV but the pictures for the inside show the king bed and two bunk beds in the walls next to the beds. We did that configuration a long time ago and really did not like it.

Are all of inside cabins configured that way or are there other inside cabins for consideration?

Thank you

This is best researched on the NCL board.

Thanx - I put this on the NCL board as well hoping that I can get a response.

I just checked cruisedeckplans for you and it shows an interior cabin on POA

Two lower beds that convert to queen-size, sitting area with cherry wood finishing, private bath with shower, refrigerator, safe, tea and coffee maker, television, phone, internet access.

Cabin sizes range from 132 to 219 square feet.

On Decks: Deck 10 Deck 11 Deck 13 Deck 4 Deck 7 Deck 8 Deck 9

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Sleeps up to: 4

Avg sq ft cabin: 132

230 Staterooms

Where do the 3 and 4 person sleep. Are there bunk beds?

We had an inside on POA and also other ships. Bunk beds fold into wall if not used. We were always just two sailing with an inside cabin.