Viking River Splitting Beds in French Veranda Pros & Cons?

[NorskyGal]

If you have had the beds split into 2 twins, vs. 1 Queen, in a French Veranda room on a Viking Longship...what did you like about it and what did you dislike about it?

If 2 twins, can you still access the bedside power outlets?

Thanks!

[CDNPolar]

3 hours ago, NorskyGal said:

If you have had the beds split into 2 twins, vs. 1 Queen, in a French Veranda room on a Viking Longship...what did you like about it and what did you dislike about it?

If 2 twins, can you still access the bedside power outlets?

Thanks!

 

The cabin is designed to be one or two beds, and each bed has a table and outlets beside it whether one bed or two.

 

There is only a foot, perhaps 18 inches between the beds if separated.

 

We always have the beds together, but have arrived to the beds separated, so we know what it looks like.

 

If you are a couple that normally sleeps together, then the pros and cons are unique to each couple.  If you are used to a king size mattress, this is not as wide if the beds are together.

[pontac]

We've had both.

 

There isn't much spare room in the cabin. You can get in and out of the bed/beds whichever way you have them. You can access power outlets whichever way you have them.

 

Choose what you think best then, when you get to the cabin if you'd prefer the bed the other way  ask them to arrange it.