"One Upper Berth"

[miraclemet]

So on the celebrity site it lists our room (8146 on the panorama deck) as having "one upper berth."

 

Being a novice what does that mean?

 

The room description says it has "two convertable lower beds" but the "one upper berth" is confusing to this novice.

 

Also anyone else stayed in this room?

 

Days till we sail the Infinity to Alaska

 

[tuggers]

Haven't stayed in that exact room but have stayed in others with that configuration. What you will see is a white twin bed sized protrusion about 8 inches thick on the side of the wall ala Murphy bed. When it is used the cabin steward pulls it down at night, makes it up and attaches a little ladder like for a bunk bed. After the first day you won't pay any attention to it.

 

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[geoherb]

One upper berth means there's a single bed that can be made if necessary so that your cabin could sleep three. If you don't need the space to sleep three, the bed will stay against the wall or ceiling and not really get in your way.

[Chick's pal]

Sometimes the upper bed "disappears" into the ceiling, rather than being folded up against the wall.

[miraclemet]

extra bed? Anyone wanna fit into my luggage?

 

thats a joke... especially since this is a late honeymoon for me and my wife.

 

Thanks for the info.

 

Days till we sail the Infinity to Alaska

 

[dougnewmanatsea]

On INFINITY, it should be the type that folds into the ceiling. Aside from little rubber stoppers on the wall behind, it should be almost entirely invisible.

 

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