Picky about my room!! -navigator

[mbenz106]

Hello All!!

 

thank you for taking the time to read my post. i have spent a while trying to find any info i can, with no luck. we are going on the nav of the seas for our honeymoon in november 2015. im assuming bc it is newly renovated, thats why there are not many pictures of the rooms. anyway, i am so picky about the bed placement in my room. i hate when you walk in and bam, there is the bed then the couch. we will be staying in a balcony. not sure what deck but category D2/E1/E2/E3 depending on what info we can get. i know that we will be on port side though. my question is, does anyone have any pictures or info on the bed placements? we will be on deck 7/8/9. i would just like the bed next to the balcony door lol. thank you!!

Jen

[Spurschick]

Hello All!!

 

thank you for taking the time to read my post. i have spent a while trying to find any info i can, with no luck. we are going on the nav of the seas for our honeymoon in november 2015. im assuming bc it is newly renovated, thats why there are not many pictures of the rooms. anyway, i am so picky about the bed placement in my room. i hate when you walk in and bam, there is the bed then the couch. we will be staying in a balcony. not sure what deck but category D2/E1/E2/E3 depending on what info we can get. i know that we will be on port side though. my question is, does anyone have any pictures or info on the bed placements? we will be on deck 7/8/9. i would just like the bed next to the balcony door lol. thank you!!

Jen

 

The renovation did not move bed locations so any pictures you see beds will still be there. Search for room type on Internet and watch videos. You can then find exact layout for that cabin.

 

Hope you have a great honeymoon!

Edited October 28, 2014 by Spurschick

[Clarea]

Hello All!!

 

thank you for taking the time to read my post. i have spent a while trying to find any info i can, with no luck. we are going on the nav of the seas for our honeymoon in november 2015. im assuming bc it is newly renovated, thats why there are not many pictures of the rooms. anyway, i am so picky about the bed placement in my room. i hate when you walk in and bam, there is the bed then the couch. we will be staying in a balcony. not sure what deck but category D2/E1/E2/E3 depending on what info we can get. i know that we will be on port side though. my question is, does anyone have any pictures or info on the bed placements? we will be on deck 7/8/9. i would just like the bed next to the balcony door lol. thank you!!

Jen

I believe that all the D/E balcony staterooms on Voyager/Freedom class have the bed near the balcony. Navigator is a Voyager class ship.

Edited October 28, 2014 by clarea

[Texasopa]

I know 7310 and 7610 both have the bed by the balcony....

[TXGalAJ]

I was in an 8th balcony on the Navigator and my bed was right next to the doors.

[cb at sea]

On that ship, the beds are ALL IN THE SAME PLACE...unless you book a big suite. The cabins aren't so large that bed placement makes any difference at all. Be picky in a hotel...ship cabins are tight!

[bethco]

The only cabins where you get to the bed before you get to the seating area is a Promenade cabin on this class of ship. Oasis and Allure - and probably Quantam are the ones with the bed alternating between closet side and seating side.

[rtazz17]

Either way its really not gonna matter.Pros and cons to both ways.Its tight in both cases.

[jonbgd]

the 4 times we have had a balcony cabin(D or E) on the Nav the bed has been next to the balcony

[Ladysilver]

We've stayed in an E-1 and a D-1 balcony on the Navigator. Both had the bed next to the balcony. I prefer it that way also. :D

[Cuizer2]

Navigator # 7644 ...

 

 

[Cindy]

Picture the Navigator cabin above with the new color scheme...mostly beige and navy, with some cream mixed in. It's very pleasing! Here it is in a GS, but all the cabins have similar décor:

 

 

[TexCruise371]

On that ship, the beds are ALL IN THE SAME PLACE...unless you book a big suite. The cabins aren't so large that bed placement makes any difference at all. Be picky in a hotel...ship cabins are tight!

 

 

I know the question was about D 's and E's but, we just got off Navigator last Sunday and had Junior Suite 9618 and the bed was close to the door and the sofa by the balcony.

 

 

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[39august]

In all ocean view balcony D and E cabins on Navigator, the bed is next to the balcony doors. The only exception is the corner aft D cabins on deck 10, 1688 and 1388. These cabins are quite a bit larger than the other D cabins and the bed is kind of in the middle of the large room.

Edited October 29, 2014 by 39august

[Cuizer2]

I know the question was about D 's and E's but, we just got off Navigator last Sunday and had Junior Suite 9618 and the bed was close to the door and the sofa by the balcony.

 

 

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Yes, the JS are different ...

 

 

 

 

 

[Ladysilver]

Thanks for the photos! We have 9614 and connecting 9612!! :D

Edited October 29, 2014 by Ladysilver

[Cuizer2]

Thanks for the photos! We have 9614 and connecting 9612!! :D

 

The photographs of the JS is cabin 9614.

[Cindy]

Thanks for the photos! We have 9614 and connecting 9612!! :D

 

 

We were in 9612 on the Mariner a few years ago. It was a great cabin and location.

[Ladysilver]

The photographs of the JS is cabin 9614.

 

 

Nice room! Thanks again! :)

Edited October 29, 2014 by Ladysilver

[cjdixon4]

Jen,

I was on Navigator in May this year in a D3 Superior balcony cabin on Deck 7. Hubby's and my be was right next to the sliding balcony doors. I could see the water without getting out of the bed. Hope that helps!

[Cuizer2]

Jen,

I was on Navigator in May this year in a D3 Superior balcony cabin on Deck 7.

 

What was superior about the balcony?

[Galveston Cruiser]

What was superior about the balcony?

 

Somewhat larger cabin with a sofa, not loveseat. Balcony is same size as others.

[cjdixon4]

What was superior about the balcony?

Cuizer, the "Superior" isn't about the balcony. It's simply a cabin category with a few additional square feet to the room vs. the "Deluxe" balcony cabin category.