Ruby - Oceanview Cabin E702 Bed Layout

[Jeter02]

How is the bed layout in the oceanview cabins onboard the Ruby. I'll be in cabin E702, and was curious to as if the bed is against the wall, or under the window. If anyone has any pictures, that would be great as well. Thanks!

 

Trying to mentally prepare myself, as I've never been in anything smaller than a balcony.

[fishywood]

In E705 on Ruby (identical cabin category, almost identical location--just starboard rather than port) the heads of the beds were perpendicular to the side wall. If you separate them as twins the side of one will be flat alongside the back wall of the closet area.

 

Others who have posted pics of Emerald Deck obstructed view cabins on Ruby (and her triplets Crown and Emerald) have all shown the same layout.

[Jeter02]

In E705 on Ruby (identical cabin category, almost identical location--just starboard rather than port) the heads of the beds were perpendicular to the side wall. If you separate them as twins the side of one will be flat alongside the back wall of the closet area.

 

Others who have posted pics of Emerald Deck obstructed view cabins on Ruby (and her triplets Crown and Emerald) have all shown the same layout.

 

Great, sounds like there will be decent space to move around then, as it the layout is the same as the balcony, minus the extra sq footage and the balcony. This puts me at ease. Thanks!

[Essiesmom]

The rule of thumb for Princess OV cabins is that if they are quads, the beds will be under the window with the bunks on side walls. If they are two only, beds will be against the side wall. EM

[Jeter02]

The rule of thumb for Princess OV cabins is that if they are quads, the beds will be under the window with the bunks on side walls. If they are two only, beds will be against the side wall. EM

 

Thanks for sharing that awesome, yet knowledgeable tip! Well appreciated.

[DrivesLikeMario]

Sounds like that's good info, as I had a E-617 (double, not a quad) and the bed was parallel to the window on the wall that attaches to the next cabin, not under the window.