E class veranda Cabins

[lydnsyd]

We usually book sailings on S class ships but would like to try an  E class ship for a change

 Other than sunset cabins are there any Non suite cabins that have normal type balconies instead of Infinite cabins. 

[basenji56]

Just now, lydnsyd said:

We usually book sailings on S class ships but would like to try an  E class ship for a change

 Other than sunset cabins are there any Non suite cabins that have normal type balconies instead of Infinite cabins. 

Suites, and porthole verandas

[davekathy]

2 minutes ago, lydnsyd said:

We usually book sailings on S class ships but would like to try an  E class ship for a change

 Other than sunset cabins are there any Non suite cabins that have normal type balconies instead of Infinite cabins. 

Yes. They are called Deluxe Porthole Verandas. 

Edited July 1, 2023 by davekathy

[lydnsyd]

thank you for the prompt replies - will start looking at porthole verandas

[jelayne]

If you scroll through this you will find photos and a description of the Porthole  Veranda cabin.

 

https://www.celebritycruises.com/things-to-do-onboard/staterooms/veranda-stateroom

[CruiseCrew123]

But they are still not regular verandas 

[davekathy]

10 minutes ago, CruiseCrew123 said:

But they are still not regular verandas 

IMO, better than the IV. DPV are smaller and enclosed but very doable. We've got another DPV booked on the Edge after experiencing a DPV on the Apex. Similar to the standard balconies on RCs Voyager class ships. AKA, tuna fish can balconies. 😁

[cruisestitch]

1 hour ago, CruiseCrew123 said:

But they are still not regular verandas 

Well they are small but they are regular verandahs, separated from the room by sliding glass doors, blackout curtains not a rolling shade.