Curtain in the room...

A few years ago, I took a cruise and they had a curtain between the beds and couch, that was pulled back but you could release the strip holding it back and close it part way, and it was nice because it gave you a semblance of privacy, has anyone taken a cruise on them lately and do they still have it (and if you do what kind of room was it?)

Thanks

In a verandah cabin on the Amsterdam and it has it...only about a 5' track. Other Dam ships have had them with varying degrees but they are pretty useless for privacy IMO.

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And some of the ships have a curtain you can pull across the hallway area, which makes a sort of little dressing room of the hallway, but I don't remember which ships that I've been on that have it.

The outside staterooms on the S and R Class ships have the curtain as the OP describes, but it's pretty useless for any type of privacy. Just part of the room's decor, I think.

The outside staterooms on the S and R Class ships have the curtain as the OP describes, but it's pretty useless for any type of privacy. Just part of the room's decor, I think.

As do most of the inside cabins on those ships. They also have the privacy curtain between the sitting area and hallway.

The 'sideways' inside cabins are lacking both sets of curtains.

As do most of the inside cabins on those ships. They also have the privacy curtain between the sitting area and hallway.

The 'sideways' inside cabins are lacking both sets of curtains.

Thanks. I would not have known this. I remembered the privacy curtains from years ago...