Ocean view Stateroom Cat. F, G, H, I

On Decks: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Two twin beds (can convert into one queen-size bed), full size window  for Cat. F, (porthole for Cat. G, H & I), private bathroom, bathtub, vanity area, closed-circuit TV, radio and phone.

(Stateroom 7504 and all cabins on deck 8 have an obstructed view)

Average size: 122 sq ft.

Return to Staterooms Cat. List

CLICK ON 3D PICTURE TO SWITCH VIEWS

Stateroom 2136 below:

Photos courtesy of James Tutak

Stateroom 8572 below:

Photos courtesy of Jane Kelley

This cabin had a little two drawer dresser in the corner across from the foot of the bed on the right that the other quad didnt have and also had some wire shelves in the closet the inside quad didnt have. The inside quad we had was on deck 2, one of the sideways cabins near the front and the beds were flipped backwards from this layout, so the lights were at the foot of your feet and you couldn't see to read and nothing to lean against to sit up in bed. So no pics of the horrible cabin to remember it by. The cabin we hated was 2513 on the SOV. Two bunks, but one was broken and fell down one night. No storage except for the desk drawers. awful.  With the tv on the back wall, then they had to put the head of the beds by the desk, so that is why the bed lamps are on the wall on either side of the tv and the little table that comes up with the twin bed layout where my sister would put her morning pills was under the tv. Thats why you didnt have a wall to lean against to read in bed and the reading lamps were at your feet. It was because of the tv location. On the OV we had, the tv was on a pull out swivel near the desk area. Much much better if you read in bed or want a bedside table next to where you can reach.

Stateroom 8096 below:

Stateroom 2108 below:

Photo courtesy of Carol Blue

Stateroom 7550 below:

Stateroom 4592 below:

Floor plans may slightly vary within a same category