Do CC Cabins on the Dream have a curtain separating the sitting and sleeping area?

[ken98230]

We are booked on the Dream Feb 3rd in a CC category cabin. I am wondering if there is a curtain separating the sleeping area from the sitting area. I am a little confused as some pictures I have seen show a curtain and others do not. If anyone that has stayed in one of these cabins could let me know it would be appreciated.

 

Thanks,

 

Ken.

[heelfan94]

Try this link to plug in cabin numbers and see the detailed description:

 

http://www.cruisedeckplans.com/DP/Main/shipsncl.php

[Tobintemp]

I have stayed in the CC on the Wind which is the same and we had a curtain that separated the beds from the sitting area.

[Tobintemp]

deleted - duplicate in error.

[mjtx]

We were in a CC on the Dream and there is a curtain.

[Tobintemp]

Forgot to add we were in cabin 9203 if that make a difference.

[mjtx]

We were in 9008 on the Dream

[ken98230]

Thanks for the info. Will make travelling with our 17month old much easier knowing that he can sleep in his own "area".

 

Ken.

[electricron]

To add, even C class Oceanviews on Deck 67 have curtains between the beds and the sofa area.

[ohioNCLcruiser]

yes they do!

[hotspur]

To add, even C class Oceanviews on Deck 67 have curtains between the beds and the sofa area.

Right. On newer ships like Jewel, Pearl, etc., you need a minisuite to get that curtain. Giant step backwards.

 

Also, oceanview cabins on Dream and Wind have a love seat and upholstered chair in a sitting area by the picture window, unlike oceanviews on the newer ships. Another giant step backwards.