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We have an opportunity to get a pretty good deal on an obstructed verandah on the Koningsdam.  Wondering if anyone has sailed in 4145?  It looks like the cabin is situated in between two tenders, so we are hoping for at least some ocean view, unlike some of the other cabins that are squarely in the middle of a tender.  

 

I have done Google searches and have only found one photo and it's a very poor picture taken from inside the cabin.  Hard to tell what the view is really like.  

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1 hour ago, Cruise Suzy said:

4145 pictures are on halfacts.com

Thank you.  Those are the only pictures I could find as well.  Unfortunately the photo of the view from the balcony is a pretty poor representation, and I still can't really tell what to expect as far as obstruction.  Was just hoping someone might have some more info.  

 

Thanks for your response, though!

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5 minutes ago, Lorabelle said:

Thank you.  Those are the only pictures I could find as well.  Unfortunately the photo of the view from the balcony is a pretty poor representation, and I still can't really tell what to expect as far as obstruction.  Was just hoping someone might have some more info.  

 

Thanks for your response, though!

 

It seemed pretty clear to me that the tenders were on each side from the picture.  You can definitely see one tender on the side and it sure looks like there is a clear view straight out Here

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1 hour ago, kazu said:

 

It seemed pretty clear to me that the tenders were on each side from the picture.  You can definitely see one tender on the side and it sure looks like there is a clear view straight out Here

 

OP, I have booked two of this type of staterooms in the past. My most recent was on the Westerdam in July, 2019.  I have been pleased with both and I agree with kazu, looking at the photo posted on halfacts, you will have a good view straight out as well as downwards.  I think the staterooms "feel" larger than the veranda staterooms and the floor to ceiling windows provide lots of light and an airy feeling.  

 

If I booked a cruise and did not want a veranda, I would not hesitate in booking one of these staterooms again.

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We were in 4045 on Koningsdam, similar views probably.  If you are standing, you can see into the distance, sitting down not so good.  If you lean over the rail you can watch the people on the promenade deck below walking their laps.  

 

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1 hour ago, Vict0riann said:

We were in 4045 on Koningsdam, similar views probably.  If you are standing, you can see into the distance, sitting down not so good.  If you lean over the rail you can watch the people on the promenade deck below walking their laps.  

 

58 minutes ago, Vict0riann said:

Here's another picture between the lifeboats - unfortunately a tent, not the sea, but you get the idea.

 

I repeat what I said earlier, if one does not require a veranda, this class of staterooms are quite acceptable.  I'd call them a "good value" for an outside type stateroom.  

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2 hours ago, rkacruiser said:

 

 

I repeat what I said earlier, if one does not require a veranda, this class of staterooms are quite acceptable.  I'd call them a "good value" for an outside type stateroom.  

 

The cabin is an obstructed veranda, so there is definitely a veranda.  I'm just concerned with how obstructed it actually is.  I've seen pics of a few of the other cabins available for my offer, and they are squarely in the center of a tender, so there is basically no view at all.  This cabin appears to have a break in between the tenders, so I'm hoping there will be some opportunity to see out.  

 

Thank you, VictOriann, the pictures helped.  I do think your pics are a decent representation of what this cabin will be like as well, and it looks as if there is enough of a gap between the two boats to be able to see some ocean.  

 

 

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21 hours ago, rkacruiser said:

 

 

I repeat what I said earlier, if one does not require a veranda, this class of staterooms are quite acceptable.  I'd call them a "good value" for an outside type stateroom.  

 

20 hours ago, Vict0riann said:

Both these staterooms are verandah staterooms.

 

My mistake; thanks for correcting me.  When I first looked at the photos, I did not see that there was a veranda present.

 

I have had such an obstructed veranda stateroom on a different cruise line's ship and I did not find the "hardware" visible to be an issue for my enjoyment of my veranda.  

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We were just a few doors down fro 4145 on the Koningsdam in January and were very pleased with the cabin. Ours wasn't in between two tenders but could easily view out but not down. I wouldn't hesitate to book it again.

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On 8/15/2020 at 12:19 PM, Lorabelle said:

We have an opportunity to get a pretty good deal on an obstructed verandah on the Koningsdam.  Wondering if anyone has sailed in 4145?  It looks like the cabin is situated in between two tenders, so we are hoping for at least some ocean view, unlike some of the other cabins that are squarely in the middle of a tender.  

 

I have done Google searches and have only found one photo and it's a very poor picture taken from inside the cabin.  Hard to tell what the view is really like.  

 

Have you looked at this site. Spend sometime at this site and you might get a better idea of your cabin,

https://www.cruisedeckplans.com/DP/deckplans/deckbydeck.php?ship=Koningsdam&deck=4   

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We had an obstructed "accessible" cabin on the Koningsdam last October and loved it.   We could see out to the ocean  and down  on the promenade deck.   Our cabin # was 4167.    A great cabin and we had booked it again for this year but just cancelled because of Covid etc.

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25 minutes ago, johnlcruise said:

 

Have you looked at this site. Spend sometime at this site and you might get a better idea of your cabin,

https://www.cruisedeckplans.com/DP/deckplans/deckbydeck.php?ship=Koningsdam&deck=4   

 

I have, thanks.  It doesn't look like there are photos for that particular cabin on the site.  It won't allow me to view any of the photos unless I sign up to be a paying member.  

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I went ahead and booked it.  Based on the one photo, it looks like there will be SOME view, even if it is fairly limited.  It is a casino offer that is too good to pass up, so we'll just roll with it.  

 

Not even sure the cruise will happen, it's for next April.  Not counting my chickens just yet. 

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23 hours ago, Lorabelle said:

 

I have, thanks.  It doesn't look like there are photos for that particular cabin on the site.  It won't allow me to view any of the photos unless I sign up to be a paying member.  

We were in cabin 4033 VB - the difference was of course no obstruction and the balcony was much larger, almost double the size.  We really enjoyed it.

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On 8/17/2020 at 11:31 AM, Lorabelle said:

 

I have, thanks.  It doesn't look like there are photos for that particular cabin on the site.  It won't allow me to view any of the photos unless I sign up to be a paying member.  

Really

It didn't make me sign up or anything. All I do is move my mouse over a room that shows it has photos and I can view them. It also took me to some YouTube videos if it had it for that room. 

Again No charge.

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On 8/17/2020 at 11:03 AM, johnlcruise said:

 

Have you looked at this site. Spend sometime at this site and you might get a better idea of your cabin,

https://www.cruisedeckplans.com/DP/deckplans/deckbydeck.php?ship=Koningsdam&deck=4   

Interesting website - thanks for sharing.   Anyone have a discount code for it?  

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Here is a photo cabin tour of Obstructed Verandah stateroom #4079 on the Nieuw Statendam (very similar to Koningsdam)  https://travelingwiththejones.com/2019/04/20/a-look-inside-obstructed-verandah-stateroom-4079-on-holland-americas-nieuw-statendam/

 

For comparison this is a photo tour of Category “V” — Verandah Stateroom #5072 — Nieuw Statendam with no obstruction for the verandah.

 

If the price is close to an oceanview, we like these Obstructed Verandahs. The only thing we missed compared to a regular verandah is the views while sitting down. 

 

If you decide to get an oceanview on the Koningsdam or Nieuw Statendam, we really liked the extra space in  stateroom 11001 on deck 11 above the bridge http://travelingwiththejones.com/2016/07/25/a-look-inside-stateroom-11001-on-holland-americas-koningsdam-cruise-ship/

 

We appreciate checking out other people photos of their cruise cabins, so we started these cabin photo tours -- http://travelingwiththejones.com/2020/08/06/18-cruise-ship-cabin-tours/

 

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