Serenade Cabin help

[Bizzie07]

We are looking at Serenade and have the option of 7094 or 9588 0r 9590.

Which one is best for two adults and teenage daughter?

[leaveitallbehind]

7094 is an E1 category which has 162 sq. ft. plus a very large balcony at that location. 9588 & 9590 are D1's and have 189 sq. ft. with a larger than standard balcony at those locations. With three people I would probably go with 9588 or 9590 for the extra room space, even though they have the smaller balcony than 7094. They both have the sofa bed for the third person so there is no difference there.

 

And between the two probably 9588 as it is slightly further out on the hump. (Better front facing view). Also deck 9 is further way from the Centrum noise with the music played at night - you may hear some of that on 7.

[Bizzie07]

I've put a hold on 9588. Thanks for your help.

[leaveitallbehind]

Hope you enjoy your cruise! Serenade is one of our favorites.

[Bizzie07]

We have never been on Serenade so this is new to us. We have done Freedom and Voyager Class a few times but decided to go with Serenade as we liked the itinerary. Nice to know its your favourite and hopefully my teenager does not miss the extras on the bigger ships.

[MADflyer]

That sounds like a good choice.

 

I really like the Radiance class of ships. It has a more 'authentic' cruise atmosphere than the larger ships. They were really well designed ships and have now all been revitalized this past year with the exception of the Jewel which is scheduled for next April.

 

Enjoy your cruise.

[Bizzie07]

All booked now. Not till June next year but something to look forward to during cold dark winter nights!

[nelblu]

Be careful. We were on the Serenade this August in cabin #9078 (d) and we basically had to vacate after the 3rd nite (we were lucky as cabin # 8128 (e) became available.) The music was loud and was performed in the Centrum and we could not get a good nite sleep. #7094 is in the same position as 9078 except that's on the 7the deck. #9588 is by the elevators, but on the opposite side and don't know the noise impact.