Couch size on Liberty if the Seas

[Girlfriends3]

Staying in Interior Stateroom on Liberty of the Seas. There is 3 women staying in the cabin and it has a Pullman. Is the couch in the interior stateroom, big enough for an adult to sleep on? Also, will a twin air mattress fit in the cabin?

[Grandma Dazzles]

You might get a better response by posting on the RC board and also mentioning and/or doing a search of the specific cabin number.

 

Cabin is very small. Would assume you will have main bed split into two twins and the Pullman would be over one of the twin. I believe the sofa is more of a love seat not a full size sofa. Either way they are pretty hard and not comfy to sleep on, unless it is a sleeper, which has to be pulled out and made up. Not much room for an air mattress.

 

Look on the deck plans which gives a key to the types of accommodations. Again, check the specific cabin number.

[easyboy]

You can check this site for cabin info:

https://www.cruisedeckplans.com/DP/deckplans/Liberty-of-the-Seas

 

 

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[internetwhiz]

 

Pullman beds come down from the ceiling or wall on RC ships. They hang over the other bed (s). The couch wouldn't work usually. If the room adjoins another it would likely be a chair or at best a love seat. Look at the sq feet of most inside cabins. It might be difficult to get a mattress on the floor.

[Essiesmom]

Rather than bring an air mattress, pull the mattress off the upper and put it on the floor. EM

[ATC cruiser]

An interior cabin is tight with 2 adults, let alone 3. I don’t believe any interior cabin has a couch big enough to sleep on. As far as the air mattress, I’m sure you could make it fit, but not very practical. Draw straws for the Pullman or give it to the smallest of the three.

 

 

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[cb at sea]

I doubt there is enough floor space to put the mattress on the floor. Simply have one sleep in the pullman....they are full size twins...not tiny beds!