Cabin Differences

[pete_coach]

What is the difference between Balcony Cabin, Club Balcony Cabin, Family Club Balcony,  on Bliss?

[9tee2Sea]

5 minutes ago, pete_coach said:

What is the difference between Balcony Cabin, Club Balcony Cabin, Family Club Balcony,  on Bliss?

from my understanding ( never been on Bliss), all Club Balcony cabins have bigger balconies and double sinks in the bathrooms.  You can look on NCL website and explore the layouts of the different cabins you mentioned.  You will also find room sq footage and balcony sq feet on the website

[UKstages]

i think it's a common misunderstanding that the club balcony rooms have larger balconies. the balcony ranges are all over the map, just like regular balcony rooms. they do indeed have larger bathrooms and the room itself is slightly larger, but it's not actually considered a suite.  there isn't much else... you get a free bag of laundry (in addition to your latitudes benefit if you also qualify for that). you're able to book reservations a few days earlier. and you allegedly get "treats" delivered to your stateroom a couple of times (mixed success with this) and a bottle of sparkling wine upon embarkation (mixed success with this). you also get a purple keycard, not that it means anything at all to anyone. that's about it.

Edited June 11, 2023 by UKstages

[CPRayVA]

We've stayed in all three.  The Club Balcony and Family Club Balcony have a little more space (about 8 inches), between the bed and the closet.  Both have bigger bathrooms.  The Club Balcony has a huge walk-in shower, and the Family Club Balcony has a bathtub/shower combination.  I do not like having to step over the side of a tub to get in the shower.  If you book a Balcony Cabin and put in an upgrade for the Club Balcony you might get the Family Club Balcony.

[mjkacmom]

It’s been my understanding that when we book a family balcony, it means closer to the kids clubs, at least on the ships we’ve sailed.