Cabins on ACCL ships

[cwilloz]

Does anyone have actual photos of the cabins on any of the ACCL ships? The only picture I've found is in their brochure and it requires a magnifying glass. I've read all the reviews and posts I can find on here and elsewhere, but no photos. DW is a little worried about 12 days in these cabins...our traveling companions are in their 70's and this might be more than they can handle.

 

Thanks

[LHT28]

I wish I had taken more photos of the cabin

I think ours were on video

There is a review at

http://smallshipcruises.com/cruisereport/cruisereportgrandemariner.shtml

http://www.cruisecritic.com/reviews/cruiseline.cfm?CruiseLineID=72

 

 

They are very small, we were on the deck with the dining room our cabin was VERY noisy ..take earplugs

Take shampoo etc they only supply hand soap, people had to find a store at our first port to buy the basics

I would avoid them

American Cruise Line is much better for the money

[culebra]

I think American Cruise Lines is about TWICE the cost of ACCL and they do not travel to the same destinations as their vessels cannot transit the canals.

 

I heard the the Grande Caribe is undergoing a complete "refit" and will be all new in 2009. You might call their office as I"m sure they can email you some photos of cabins. http://www.accl-smallships.com

[LHT28]

I think American Cruise Lines is about TWICE the cost of ACCL and they do not travel to the same destinations as their vessels cannot transit the canals.

 

I heard the the Grande Caribe is undergoing a complete "refit" and will be all new in 2009. You might call their office as I"m sure they can email you some photos of cabins. www.accl-smallships.com

The cabins are much bigger on ACL ships.

 

I do hope if ACCL does a refit they sound proof the cabins on the main deck from the engine room, put a door on the bathroom & locks on the cabin doors or at least provide a safe.

Nothing worse than lying in your bed staring at the toilet.:rolleyes: