Suite for Three?

[TechyGirl]

I'm investigating a Hurtigruten trip with two friends. Two of us are able-bodied, adventuresome 60-somethings. One is an older lady who is less able-bodied. None of us is interested in climbing into an upper bunk and we're not excited about booking a second small cabin. Do any of the suites on the newer ships accommodate a third person? Even if it's on a sofa? Has anyone else done this on a Hurtigruten voyage? Thanks!

[hallasm]

Yes - suites on the bigger ships can accommodate up to four people - one double bed and sofa bed. Some suites does have two separate rooms. Be aware that suites are very different from ship to ship and also on the individual ships.

you can easily check - make a test booking for three people in one cabin. Then you’ll get a list of available cabins for three adults for the selected sailing. 

Very few CC members have sailed Hurtigruten - might not be any reply’s from people who has actually been three in a suite.

 

[Hunding]

21 hours ago, TechyGirl said:

I'm investigating a Hurtigruten trip with two friends. Two of us are able-bodied, adventuresome 60-somethings. One is an older lady who is less able-bodied. None of us is interested in climbing into an upper bunk and we're not excited about booking a second small cabin. Do any of the suites on the newer ships accommodate a third person? Even if it's on a sofa? Has anyone else done this on a Hurtigruten voyage? Thanks!

An MX suite (Owner's Suite) on Trollfjord can accommodate 3 - but be mindful of the following: 1 double bed (cannot be split into two singles) and a sofabed.  Drapes do not cover all windows, so if you're going in the summer, light will be a problem for the person(s) in the living room.  2 small closets only.  1 full bath (separate shower and tub) and 1 powder room.  MX is at the stern - glorious deck, lots of space - BUT lots and lots of noise and "jerking" due to the thrusters, located 30-40 feet straight down from the suite!