Enchantment Aft room

[freddysfour]

Planning on booking a cruise on the Enchantment and looking at room 8071, which is most aft interior room. It appears to be a different layout than a typical interior, spanning the length of the hall way and not being very deep. Does anyone have any knowledge of the layout of this room or a similar one, and if it is a better/worse configuration of the typical interior room?? Thanks so much!!:):):):)

[GoldenDomer]

Page 1 of a recent Enchantment review describes a similar room with photos.

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2153983

 

The only disadvantage I would envision is if one member of your party is an early riser and leaves the room, opening the hallway door would spill a lot more light onto someone who might still be in bed versus the 'conventional' stateroom configuration where the hall door is far opposite the bed. Overall square footage should be equivalent.

[racerxspeedy]

The current deck plan shows 8671 as the most aft room interior room

 

There are pictures of 8671 enchantment on cruiselinerooms. This is a good layout since the entry door is away from the closet.

 

I attached a small pic here.

[freddysfour]

Thanks to both of you!, Yes, it is supposed to be room 8671. The room number on the original post was incorrect. I appreciate the link and shot of the room. Looks like we will enjoy the layout. :):):):)

[Ken at the beach]

Thanks to both of you!, Yes, it is supposed to be room 8671. The room number on the original post was incorrect. I appreciate the link and shot of the room. Looks like we will enjoy the layout. :):):):)

 

Our kids were in 8671 last March. They really liked the layout and said it made the room feel bigger. It did feel like it was easier to get around in. They actually want me to look for those sideways cabins when they have to stay in another inside cabin.

Edited June 24, 2015 by Ourusualbeach