Reclining lounge chair on regular balcony cabin

[LewiLewi]

Is it possible to get a reclining lounge chair on a regular balcony? Would a steward do it for you and would it fit? If it was for back issues, would Cunard be helpful?

[Host Hattie]

Which ship, which deck ? Some balconies are bigger than others.

[LewiLewi]

Queen Elizabeth deck 6 regular sized balcony.

[Ray66]

There would only be room I think if you moved out the other chair and the table and lay it acrossways. But I think there would be room on some of the corner balconies on the QE.

[SPacificbound]

The balconies we have had were tiny, no room for a reclining chair.

[Host Hattie]

There would only be room I think if you moved out the other chair and the table and lay it acrossways. But I think there would be room on some of the corner balconies on the QE.

 

I only have a photograph of part of the balcony on deck 8 of QE, that looks as if you could probably fit one as Ray describes or diagonally.

 

The balconies we have had were tiny, no room for a reclining chair.

 

On which ship/deck ?

 

It's probably worth asking Cunard in advance, particularly if it's for a medical reason.

[SPacificbound]

I only have a photograph of part of the balcony on deck 8 of QE, that looks as if you could probably fit one as Ray describes or diagonally.

 

 

 

On which ship/deck ?

 

It's probably worth asking Cunard in advance, particularly if it's for a medical reason.

 

Queen Mary 2 deck 11. different cabins, tiny balconies.

[LewiLewi]

Thank you all for your replies. I will get in touch with Cunard pre cruise.

[Salacia]

Queen Mary 2 deck 11. different cabins, tiny balconies.

 

True story...

Late one night on our Nov/Dec QM2 cruise, we left the casino and took the elevator back to Deck 11. Another elevator arrived almost simultaneously , and the one occupant emerged, walking to his cabin just ahead of us.

 

He was carrying a teak deck chair - the kind we see on Deck 7. No cushions.

He opened his door and with some difficulty, brought the deck chair into his balcony cabin.

 

Now I admit I should have more on my mind than wondering what that was all about, but it is one of the more curious things I have seen on board QM2 :)

 

 

Happy seating and happy sailing in the New Year!

Cheers,

Salacia

Edited January 2, 2017 by Salacia

[oceansandseas]

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I was told NO when I was on Queen Victoria last year. My husband and I were to be on the cruise, but he had to cancel at the last minute. I was solo passenger and asked for this. It was for 26 days that I could have enjoyed the chaise. There was lots of room if the 2 regular chairs were removed.

 

However, I was told NO. They might do it for health reasons though.

 

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