rooms

[Sewingmom5]

Does anyone know how big or small the rooms are??? staying in room 6235 this is my first cruise. Any information would be wonderful.

 

Thank you,

 

Sewingmom5

(Debra)

[bakersdozen12]

For what cruise ship?

[RobinAnn]

I'm guessing it's 150 square feet according to the deck plan assuming it's the cruise in your signature. :)

[paul929207]

Ship cabins are small. Most are 150 to 180 square feet. Suites are larger, but so is the price for them

[Sewingmom5]

Thanks for the information. RC Navigator of the Seas. Still trying to plan what we are going to do.

[taglovestocruise]

Robinann had it right, 6235 is a 150 sq. ft. inside cabin, it sits directly above the connoisseur club and should be a quiet area.. happy cruising

[Sewingmom5]

Thank you for the information. I think I have packed and repacked I really don't think I need to pack that much. And getting excited if I like this cruise I plan on taking my Grandchildren on a Disney Cruise next year so I hope I have a lot of fun..

[cb at sea]

Ship cabins are MUCH smaller than even cheap hotel rooms...the deck plans show you the sq. footage....always...ALWAYS look at the deck plans!! Don't book "blind"!

[bakersdozen12]

I'm guessing it's 150 square feet according to the deck plan assuming it's the cruise in your signature. :)

 

 

Unfortunately you can't see people's signatures when you are reading these boards through the Cruise Critic app. :-)

[navybankerteacher]

150 square feet - which includes at least 10 square feet for closet and 20 for bathroom - leaves about 120 for you. Try marking off a 10 by 12 foot space in your home to get an idea. Just remember, you are not going on a ship to stay in your cabin - most of your time there will be sleeping, so no worries.

[GUT2407]

I probably spend more time in my cabin than anyone I have ever spoken to, but also usually have a balcony cabin and have never felt it too small.

 

Now an inside would be different because you wouldn't have the light and the view.