pepperrn Posted May 13, 2006 #1 Share Posted May 13, 2006 Has anyone here experiences of travelling in 2122 on QE2 please? Size, furnishings, position etc. I understand it's (of 2) the largest Caronia single cabins. Any information please? Pepper. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pepperrn Posted May 13, 2006 Author #2 Share Posted May 13, 2006 Size, furnishings, position Pepper. I know where it is! LOL, what I meant was, anything I should be aware of (noise, vibration etc), I know there's a connecting door, that the bed is in an alcove half way down the room (unlike the P Grill single next door where the bed is under the porthole). Was it originally a first class single? Has it (room and bathroom) been uograded or can I (please) look forward to something approaching original QE2? Should I choose the smaller CA cabins on one deck (almost dirctly above) to get the higher deck becuse that is the "better" deck? Or will I be better off not directly under the public rooms on quarter deck? Answers please. Pepper. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rjms74 Posted May 13, 2006 #3 Share Posted May 13, 2006 Peppern, Please let me know your email address & I would be pleased to send you photos of this cabin which I had in 2003. It's a spacious cabin and there is good storage space & whilst not a marble bathroom it is modern and a good size, Kind Regards RJMS74 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pepperrn Posted May 14, 2006 Author #4 Share Posted May 14, 2006 Peppern, Please let me know your email address & I would be pleased to send you photos of this cabin which I had in 2003. It's a spacious cabin and there is good storage space & whilst not a marble bathroom it is modern and a good size, Kind Regards RJMS74 RJMS74, Many thanks, you are very kind, addresses are (best one for pics) pepper_rn @ blueyonder.co.uk (without the spaces) or pepper @ royal.navy.org.uk (without the spaces) Again, I am most grateful. Pepper. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bobby1119 Posted May 14, 2006 #5 Share Posted May 14, 2006 Pepperrn, 2122 and its mirror opposite 2115 are the largest Caronia singles in terms of square footage on paper. They are comfortable cabins, but some of the square footage is lost to the long and narrow space leading into the cabin, thereby decreasing the actual square footage of living space. Also, the bed is in an alcove away from the one porthole, making the cabin somewhat dark and downright gloomy on those grey sea days. There are 2 Caronia singles on Three Deck (3040 & 3037) which are marginally less in square footage, but because of the cabin layout they seem much larger than 2122 / 2115. The Three Deck cabins have a bed, a long dressing table with many drawers, two very large wardrobe closets, two portholes and a settee/sofa bed. I saw this cabin in January when I was aboard QE2 for a visit. I believe the bathroom, too, was of the renovated kind. I had 2035 on a crossing three years ago and it was small and cozy enough for a crossing or a short cruise. There would be serious wardrobe storage issues on a longer cruise. While on that crossing I met someone who always books 3040 and 3037 and calls them the best kept secret on the ship. But wherever you go, it is QE2 and that in itself is a joy! Check it out & Happy Sailings! Bobby Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pepperrn Posted May 14, 2006 Author #6 Share Posted May 14, 2006 Pepperrn, 2122 and its mirror opposite 2115 are the largest Caronia singles in terms of square footage on paper. They are comfortable cabins, but some of the square footage is lost to the long and narrow space leading into the cabin, thereby decreasing the actual square footage of living space. Also, the bed is in an alcove away from the one porthole, making the cabin somewhat dark and downright gloomy on those grey sea days. There are 2 Caronia singles on Three Deck (3040 & 3037) which are marginally less in square footage, but because of the cabin layout they seem much larger than 2122 / 2115. The Three Deck cabins have a bed, a long dressing table with many drawers, two very large wardrobe closets, two portholes and a settee/sofa bed. I saw this cabin in January when I was aboard QE2 for a visit. I believe the bathroom, too, was of the renovated kind. I had 2035 on a crossing three years ago and it was small and cozy enough for a crossing or a short cruise. There would be serious wardrobe storage issues on a longer cruise. While on that crossing I met someone who always books 3040 and 3037 and calls them the best kept secret on the ship. But wherever you go, it is QE2 and that in itself is a joy! Check it out & Happy Sailings! Bobby Bobby, I cannot thank you enough for this information, you've been very helpful and will speak to my T Agent this week. My only reservations about 3040 and 3047 ( I also looked at 2115,1084,1081,2034,2035) were being down a deck and very far forward, so I felt I should go for the larger sq foot. However, as you say, what's on paper and what it feels like when on board are two different things! I don't intend to spend long in the cabin, have slept in smaller (much! on HM ships) and really the idea is to see QE2 before she goes, already booked on QM2 and QV. Thank you once again, it never ceases to amaze me how helpful people are here on this board. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.