Cabin Layout Question Regatta 8026 - Help please Jim & Stan or ???

[HeatherInFlorida]

We are on the Regatta in April and just upgraded to 8026 (PH1) on the port side, but we still have time to switch to starboard side if we need to.

 

I have a really strange question:). If you have stayed in this cabin could you tell me if the bed is to the left or right as you enter the cabin? I'd also really appreciate if anyone knows about the starboard side cabins available as of now ... ... 8021, 8025, 8033, 8035.

 

I'd love to explain, but if I do you will think there's a crazy person cruising Oceania these days.

 

So appreciate any help you can give! Thank you:)

[fairbourne]

We have been in 8022 - as we entered the bed was on the right - the foot of the bed pointed aft. Next door 8024 mirror image, so I imagine 8026 would be the same as 8022.

 

Not strange at all, my TA has before now run along a ship's hallways to check out this very fact for me in the past! ;):D

[HeatherInFlorida]

Thanks so much!!:) Disappointed because I love port side. Hopefully someone will know about the Starboard cabins I mentioned. But you do make me feel a little less weird… LOL:). It just really works better for us when the bed is on the left.

[fairbourne]

It's hard to tell from the deck plans. They usually show a little cut away to indicate the door entry to the stateroom. I wonder if the starboard sides would be lined up with the port side staterooms? Symmetry in action?

[HeatherInFlorida]

Doubtful there's a symmetry to it and they're not perfectly opposite so I can't take that chance. But you're right. Many cruise line deck plans show where the doorway is so you know. But Oceana, unfortunately, doesn't do that.

[cruisingxpert]

I was on Insignia - sister ship - and I can tell you that bed was on the left when you walked into 8052 and 8056. I was under the impression that every other cabin is the same configuration.

[HeatherInFlorida]

Thank you, Catharine. I could work down from yours because it is every other I'm sure.

 

However, in the short time it took between having it available and me saying yes, it was gone. I now have 8025.

 

So now hopefully someone can help about the other numbers I mentioned? Most important is 8025 for now.

 

Thanks!

[Cruseforme]

We took the Holiday Panama Canal Cruise on the Regatta, and we were in 8027, which is the concierge A room connecting to 8025. It was very quiet from both sides (we could not hear them or us), Except....they said they heard our toilet flush in the AM when we woke up. We are early risers, and I guess when it is so quiet, they could hear our flushing [emoji15]. To the best of my knowledge when looking into their room (8025), their bathroom was on the left side, along with their bed. It is not a mirror to the connecting room (as our bathroom was also on the left side). Other than the flushing, neither one of us could hear anything between the rooms even though they had a connection 'door'.

[alaskaca]

Hi Heather....don't think you're crazy at all:) DH and I sailed in PH 8033 on the May 2014 Panama Canal Transit and the bed is to the left as you enter the room. We loved the cabin, good mid-ship placement and we favor that side of the ship. Good luck!

[HeatherInFlorida]

Thank you both!!! Great info and I so appreciate it. We're trying for 8033 just because I don't usually like a connecting door, but if we stay in 8025 I'm happy to hear there was no noise problem. And hopefully it's as you remember and the bed is on the left in 8025, too.

[HeatherInFlorida]

Thanks, everyone, both for your replies and for telling me I'm not crazy :). Our TA was able to get us into 8033 which is perfect ... not port side, but I think I can give that up!

 

So appreciate your help!