Where's the third person sleep

[Lessa11]

It looks like most small cabins only have 2 single beds or a queen, yet they say they hold 3 or 4 people. Where do they sleep? On the sofa? Those hide a beds are never comfortable, I hope not.

[98Charlie]

If there is a sofa it is probably a hide a way.

 

But generally there is a bunk that folds out from the wall or drops down from the ceiling. When the steward makes up the room at night s/he will pull the bunk down. In the morning it will be put up and out of the way.

 

 

Here's a pic of a quad inside.

 

 

Charlie

[eh2zed]

Different ships have different configurations. Typically a 3 person cabin has a day bed (couch that converts to a bed) or a single pull down bunk. 4 person cabins have 2 pull down bunks that store away during the day. Some suites will have 2 queen beds.

[YayGirlsTrip]

I found this picture online...

 

http://inlinethumb28.webshots.com/16475/2500636550100084953S600x600Q85.jpg

 

If there is not a couch, then the bunk comes down from the ceiling from either side of the room.

[CPT Trips]

Or, there may be a trundle bed under one of the beds that slides out and makes the cabin wall-to-wall bed.

[unklez]

And both those options provide a comfortable area to sleep, at least on RCCL's Jewel. I was skeptical too but was pleasantly surprised. Don't ask me how I ended up on one of those beds one night though :)

[Colorado Kat]

On Carnival Legend, the sofa made into a very comfy bed. We were going to take turns using it, but my DD17 said it was very comfy, and slept there for a week. It was not a fold-out sleep sofa, by the way.

 

Kathy

[Lessa11]

And both those options provide a comfortable area to sleep, at least on RCCL's Jewel. I was skeptical too but was pleasantly surprised. Don't ask me how I ended up on one of those beds one night though :)

 

oh, come on. I bet it's an interesting story

[mekewpieis]

If there is a sofa it is probably a hide a way.

 

But generally there is a bunk that folds out from the wall or drops down from the ceiling. When the steward makes up the room at night s/he will pull the bunk down. In the morning it will be put up and out of the way.

 

 

Here's a pic of a quad inside.

 

 

Charlie

 

What ship was this taken on?

[98Charlie]

What ship was this taken on?

I'm not sure. It came from cruise 101: A Beginners Guide.

 

Charlie

[twinklen01]

What ship was this taken on?

is this whats considered two uppers?

[98Charlie]

is this whats considered two uppers?

Yes

 

Charlie

[twinklen01]

Yes

 

Charlie

oh i dont like that :( I think dd would love it but i'f feel weird with the set up. Thanks for letting me know

[98Charlie]

oh i dont like that :( I think dd would love it but i'f feel weird with the set up. Thanks for letting me know

During the day the uppers are stowed so the room during the day is "roomier". The steward will open them and make the beds again in the evening.

 

Charlie

[Lessa11]

I just called NCL to ask about the sleeping arrangements for our room. We have a balcony for 3 people. She said the rooms for 3 people have 2 single beds that can push together to make a queen, plus a sofa bed. If you have a room for 4, then you will have 2 pullman beds that pull down from the wall (I assume like the picture from Charlie above). But all the beds, even the sofa bed, have memory foam tops.