Voyager class - cabins on the "hump"

[Jante]

Is there any advantage to being in a cabin "on the hump" in Voyager class ships? Are the rooms or balconies larger there? Its our first cruise on RC (& only second cruise altogether) so any and all help would be appreciated. We're planning 1/16/05 west carib on Mariner. Also, I was thinking of splurging for a Junior suite but they all seem to be on deck 10 and I really want a deck of cabins above and below me for noise control.

[DMorris]

As for a hump cabin, the middle of the hump is best. That way you can look left and right without an obstruction of the hump. Good choice.

 

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[pinkrosesdeb]

We are also in a "hump" cabin for the first time in april 2005. Don't know yet whether there is any difference in size but I have heard your views can be better from these cabins. We always choose deck 10 because it is so much closer to the pools etc. Have never had a problem with noise at all.

[pklopp]

We were in 8614 on the Voyager in Sept. - front part of the hump, so we could not see to the back of the ship - but that was ok. Very conveniently located to the elevators and stairs. Don't think the room or balcony were any bigger, but would probably book there again in the future. I worried about noise from the elevators, but there was none.

Peggy

[Family of 14]

9318 center hump and didn't hear any noise from above or outside the stateroom. Balcony and stateroom are normal JS sized. You will love the JS!

 

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