Pearl question about "full bath"

[jimc_usa]

When NCL advertise a full bath do they mean a bath or a shower?

In my mind a full bath means a bath in the bathroom.

[electricron]

Mini-Suites and Suites have bath tubs; Insides, Oceanviews, and Balcony cabins have showers.

So which cabin classification were you looking at when you came across the full bathroom description?

[jimc_usa]

Mini-Suites and Suites have bath tubs; Insides, Oceanviews, and Balcony cabins have showers.

So which cabin classification were you looking at when you came across the full bathroom description?

 

They almost all said the same, but the class we have booked is KK.

[2inTul]

Catagory KK on the Pearl will have a shower only no tub.

[jimc_usa]

I got the information from http://www.ncl.com/nclweb/fleet/deckplan.html?shipCode=PEARL

the deckplan of deck 5 - point to the cabin and it says full bath - isn't that rather misleading?

[2inTul]

I got the information from http://www.ncl.com/nclweb/fleet/deckplan.html?shipCode=PEARL

the deckplan of deck 5 - point to the cabin and it says full bath - isn't that rather misleading?

 

Full bath as apposed to a 1/2 bath I suppose.

 

Still only a shower I'm afraid. It is a nice shower though. Bathtubs are only availble in Mini-suites and higher catagories.

[odblnt]

On the Pearl in "NCL Speak" full bath is with shower. "Luxury full bath" (look at deck 11 and point to the mini-suites) is with tub. "Luxury bath" (deck 11, AB-Penthouse) is even nicer (with tub and separate shower).

 

I have actually seen a traditional "half-bath" but there aren't very many of those.

 

Pete

[jimc_usa]

Thank you all for the info!