Stateroom Question

[agentcorona]

I've seen some YouTube videos where the beds are either near the entrance or near the balcony. How can I tell where the location of the bed will be in my stateroom?

[Merion_Mom]

I've seen some YouTube videos where the beds are either near the entrance or near the balcony. How can I tell where the location of the bed will be in my stateroom?

 

There are several threads that tell you the algorithm.

[agentcorona]

There are several threads that tell you the algorithm.

 

Thanks....I think.

[Merion_Mom]

Thanks....I think.

 

OOOOhhhh..............instead of YOU doing the search, you expected ME to do the search for you!

 

I didn't realize that at first. :rolleyes:

 

 

Here is the short guide to rooms on the Oasis and Allure. BOTH ships have the same configurations. There may be a few exceptions to the following generality, but you will find this to be your best guideline…..

 

All non-suite cabins were built as a pair of cabins. There is a common wall between the 2 cabins that zigzags between them, and that dictates the bedding arrangement for each of the 2 rooms. The cabin configurations alternate; every other one is the same. Likewise, every adjacent cabin is different.

 

On the left-side cabin, the bed is adjacent to the bathroom. This is a cramped arrangement and should be avoided. There is inadequate access to the closet, and you must lift your luggage over the bed to enter the stateroom. The cabin looks and feels crowded. Two people will have trouble getting dressed if they both need access to the closet and bath.

 

On the right-side cabin, the bed is adjacent to the balcony. This is the preferred arrangement for most people. While not spacious, the cabin looks and feels comfortable.

 

You can tell which cabin is which by merely looking at the floor plan of the ship. Wherever you see adjoining cabins (shown by the arrows connecting 2 rooms), this is always ONE of the pair-of-cabins. When viewed from the hallway, there will be 2 entrance doors next to each other. One door is LEFT and one door is RIGHT.

 

Always remember: RIGHT is RIGHT. Select the door to the cabin on the RIGHT. It does not matter if they are inside cabins, ocean-view cabins, ocean-view balconies, Central Park balconies, Boardwalk balconies: RIGHT is RIGHT, when viewed from the hallway.

 

Once you find a adjoining cabin pair, merely count by two’s up or down the floor plan. This will show you each and every pair-of-cabins. Again, when viewed from the hallway, if you want a bed by the bath, select the left door. If you want the bed by the balcony, select the right door.

[agentcorona]

OOOOhhhh..............instead of YOU doing the search, you expected ME to do the search for you!

 

I didn't realize that at first. :rolleyes:

 

Not the actual "assistance". I've noticed your responses to my posts are generally unhelpful and come across as passive aggressive. Moving forward, please ignore my posts. I'd really appreciate it.

[rummenroman]

Not the actual "assistance". I've noticed your responses to my posts are generally unhelpful and come across as passive aggressive. Moving forward, please ignore my posts. I'd really appreciate it.

 

She has a point - the search function is there and works well. However she (i'm assuming based on the screen name) can be rather condescending at times.