Three adults in a cabin?

[Waju]

If three adults were to share a cabin is there any form of separation (curtain) between the bed and the sofa bed?

 

 

[Waju]

Just to add, I know there isn't when just two adults are in the cabin but I meant can one be added if three adults are sharing?

[wowzz]

What grade of cabin are you considering,  and which ship ? 

[Gettingwarmer]

2 hours ago, Waju said:

If three adults were to share a cabin is there any form of separation (curtain) between the bed and the sofa bed?

 

 

Only full curtain I know is is deluxe balcony on on Azura or Ventura. You can take metal hooks which attach to the ceiling and hang a shower curtain from them. 

[wowzz]

There is a partial curtain in Arcadia balcony cabins, that stretches the length of the bed, so someone on the sofa bed is out of sight !

[pete14]

Suites on some ships have curtains (inc Ventura and Azura), some others have bed and living areas separated by furniture (inc Iona and I think Britannia) and some including Arcadia have nothing. Three adults in a suite with the third person travelling free or at a low fare makes economic sense for cruisers who spend time in their cabin or on their balconies.

Edited May 12, 2022 by pete14

[purplesea]

When we were on Britannia in a GE Grade cabin which didn't have a curtain between the sofa and the bed.

[Pine Man]

Going on Britannia next month in a DB cabin, which definitely has curtains between sofa and bed.

[Waju]

Thanks everyone for your replies - I don't have any cruise/ship in mind, it was just a thought.

 

Perhaps pete14 has the best idea in that if the 3rd adult is free/cheap then a suite is an option.

 

 

[Megabear2]

Britannia deluxe cabins have a curtain to the seating area.  There are also two television sets, one at each end.  A few years back I was unwell with a serious ear infection and my husband was able to use the balcony end of the room and watch TV while I was asleep.  

Edited May 12, 2022 by Megabear2

[pete14]

2 hours ago, Waju said:

Thanks everyone for your replies - I don't have any cruise/ship in mind, it was just a thought.

 

Perhaps pete14 has the best idea in that if the 3rd adult is free/cheap then a suite is an option.

 

 

All three get the select dining breakfast as well as the other perks. To us, it is a no brainer.