Cruise in the Southern Caribbean. Day 2. Liner. "Vision of the seas", what are the cabins here.
I continue to talk about the liner.
Here I want to show what cabins are on this liner.
But first, a little more about a pleasant surprise that my husband arranged in our cabin especially for me.
In principle, it is shown here in this photo. 😘😘😘
It was very nice.
I, as always, do not see anything around, like a tank, sweeping everything in its path, I enter and go everywhere.
So here, I went into the cabin, changed my shoes, I walk, I look at everything, but I don’t even look at the table with a mirror.
The husband endured, endured, could not stand it and says:
- Look at the table.
I looked, there are different booklets, some papers, some kind of plate.
He says:
- Take a closer look. See the bottle of champagne?
And then I saw that, indeed, there is a bottle of champagne.
- Oh, I say, for sure, is it for me?
And the husband says:
- And look around. Do you see the plate?
I look, for sure, there is some kind of large cup with a lid.
“So open it,” my husband tells me again.
I open it, and there are strawberries in chocolate.
And my husband came up with a postcard, took it from the table (it was small) and put it right into my hands - read it.
I read it.
Well, here I am, to put it mildly, inattentive.
Yes, I’m always like that, maybe because of always poor eyesight and myopia, attention is absolutely not developed, and I don’t notice anything if I don’t specifically look or remember.
For example, I can stand with a person to talk, and then not know what he was wearing.
But I was thinking in the wrong direction.
And such a surprise and care from a loved one - they are always very pleasant.
Thank you my love.
I love you! ❤️💕😘
At the end of the post there is a video and a surprise show.
Now let's move on to the description of the cabins.
There are all kinds of cabins on the ship: without windows, with round windows, with windows that are separated by a frame, with windows that look like one window, with balconies that you can go out to and sit at tables there (who doesn't like the word "window", replace with the word "cabin").
By the way, at the end of the post there will be a video showing our cabin.
This is what these "windows" look like from the outside.
There are also decks -1 and -2, where all the cabins are windowless, because they are below the waterline, that is, under water.
There is absolutely no need to be afraid, we lived on deck -2 without a window, very good, quiet, calm, no problems, we really liked it and did not bother us at all.
Cabins without windows are called "Interior Stateroom".
Cabins with an ocean view and a window of some kind are called "Oceanview Stateroom".
So, when you walk along the corridor, on the right are the rooms with windows and ocean views, and on the left are the internal rooms, without windows, which are made inside the liner.
So, for those who are interested, and who will get to this post, I will show and tell you about the cabins in pictures.
The ship has 1018 cabins.
1.Interior Stateroom.
This is a cabin without windows, these are the cabins that are on the lower decks, below the waterline, and on the decks above that open into the corridor.
Capacity (max): 4 people
Cabin area: 14 m².
Quantity on the liner: 405.
2.Oceanview Stateroom.
This is the same cabin as the previous one, only with a window.
Now we have such a cabin and it was just that.
By the way, you can put beds in this room separately or together. We stood together, bedside tables at the edges, we were asked later if we need to put the beds separately, we refused. So, even in one room there are options for a large bed or two separate ones.
Capacity (max): 4 people
Cabin area: 14 m².
Quantity on the liner: 374.
3.Family Oceanview Stateroom.
This is the same family room if you have many children, or if your mom or dad is traveling with you, who can be accommodated in a separate room in your cabin.
That is, the cabin has a hall inside and a separate bedroom.
There is a window to the ocean. Please note that there are only 6 such cabins on the liner.
Capacity (max): 6 people
Cabin area: 22 m².
Quantity on the liner: 6.
4.Superior Balcony Stateroom.
But this is a cabin with a balcony. Small and with a balcony.
Capacity (max): 4 people
Cabin area: 18 m².
Balcony area: 4 m².
Quantity on the liner: 136.
5. Junior Suite Stateroom.
It's just a larger room with a bigger balcony.
And another point: instead of a shower, there is already a bathroom in which you can lie down.
Capacity (max): 4 people
Cabin area: 22 m².
Balcony area: 6 m².
Quantity on the liner: 75.
6.Grand Suite Stateroom.
This is a very spacious room, with a very large balcony and a bath instead of a shower.
There are only 12 of them on the ship.
Capacity (max): 4 people
Cabin area: 33 m².
Balcony area 11 m².
Quantity on the liner: 12.
7.Royal Family Suite Stateroom.
Huge three-room cabin. Supercomfort. Large, for 8 people at once.
One room has a small balcony. And the other room has a window, and here there is another separate bedroom. That is, three rooms in the cabin, and a window and a balcony.
And two more bathrooms, one with a shower, the other with a bathtub.
There are only 4 such cabins on the liner.
Capacity (max): 8 people
Cabin area: 43 m².
Balcony area: 5 m².
Quantity on the liner: 4.
8.Owners Suite Stateroom.
Only 5 rooms with a large balcony and a very large room, divided by a partition into 2 rooms. Just very spacious with a balcony and a bathroom.
Capacity (max): 4 people
Cabin area: 49 m².
Balcony area: 11 m².
Quantity on the liner: 5.
9.Royal Suite Stateroom.
There is only one such cabin on the ship. 😁
Where, without a royal suite in any hotel, and on any liner.
Here and here is.
Hall, bedroom, guest room, two bathrooms, bathroom with hydromassage, and all this in huge windows to the floor and a balcony.
In short, luxury is luxury.
Can you imagine, even the piano in the center of the hall eats here. 😉👍😊
Capacity (max): 4 people
Cabin area: 106 m².
Balcony area: 12 m².
Quantity on the liner: 1.
Here is an overview of the cabins on the ship. You can choose according to your own discretion, according to your money, according to your desire, and according to availability.
Each cabin is cleaned twice daily.
Each cabin is assigned a steward who cleans in the morning when you have breakfast and in the evening when you have dinner. If you wish, you can refuse cleaning and unnecessary anxiety by posting a "do not disturb" sign on the doorknob.
Whether or not to tip the steward is up to you, but it is generally understood that they are included in the centralized service fee charged to each passenger.
We always tip for all days in one amount, and then we don’t pay anywhere else.
Cleaning is completely invisible. Always neat, and then such figures from towels are left. Very cozy and cute.
Thus, in this post you have read everything about the cabins on this ship.
Below is a video from our room (cabin) and a surprise video from my husband.
- This is the surprise from my husband.
- This is our number, a short video.
- And this video is longer and more detailed.
To be continued.
All photos and videos are the property of the author.
Read the first posts about our South Caribbean cruise here:
1. Cruise in the Southern Caribbean.
2. Cruise in the Southern Caribbean. Day 1. Boarding. What new cruisers need to know.
3. Cruise in the Southern Caribbean. Day 2. Let's look at the liner. "Vision of the seas".
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