Inside Cabins

Suzila · December 20, 2007

The Skipper is right, Joey. The inside cabins and the cabins with a window are almost the same size, if not the same size. All the inside cabins we've had have a drape on the wall where the window would be, so it just seems like the window is closed, not like there's no window at all.

We like an inside cabin when we go on a 5 day Baja cruise, because we can sleep later, don't have to worry about getting up early for an excursion. But the room isn't really as dark as you would think. There's always a light from the hallway shining under the door.

Bring a flashlight, bring an alarm clock (I don't trust the wake up call), and be sure to bring the power strip. An inside cabin has very few outlets.

JoeyandDavid · December 20, 2007

The Skipper is right, Joey.

Bring a flashlight, bring an alarm clock (I don't trust the wake up call), and be sure to bring the power strip. An inside cabin has very few outlets.

Thank You Ma'am

KeithnRita · December 20, 2007

Just don't try to open the drape and you will be okay! :wink2:

JoeyandDavid · December 20, 2007

Just don't try to open the drape and you will be okay!

what is it/.....oh yes.."pay no attention to the man behind the curtain" :tongue:

avie · December 20, 2007

Tried an inside cabin 30 years ago -- I found that I missed the outside world. That trip was the last one!!! I did spend alot of time in public rooms, etc. (At the time there was an abundance of public areas on the ships.) I am anxious to hear about your upcoming experience.

Avie