Your Signature suite video tour was so useful. I watched it before we went on a recent 7 day cruise to Alaska from Vancouver. We just came back yesterday May 14/23. The original suite I booked was a Verandah ON THE 4TH FLOOR but a week before sailing I got an email if I want to upgrade it. It took me two days to decide because I had to watch your Noordam Suite Tour and I am glad for an additional fee for two it was worth upgrading especially for Alaska. It's indeed big and spacious. As I write this comment I can feel like I am still in that room 6056. I have a ship hangover. Our closet are actually big. We had three different closet so each one had their own and we shared the other closet with the safe on it. It looks like you only had two closet. I could be wrong. And your luggage can be put under the bed. The two desk also has a lot of drawers and your bed side tables. It has a lot of space. The drawers can be open just tight so it cannot easily come off if there is a lot of ship movement. There is a hair dryer in one of the drawers and an additional make up mirror. It also has a binocular and a huge orange umbrella to use while there but not every room has them. I agree the bathroom with the two sink and a jet set bath tub plus the separate shower and a spacious suite and big verandah oh you feel like an elite. The suite we were in can also become a twin bed which I asked our cabin crew to separate because it was still a king size bed when we got in. That was also the time I have asked the cabin crew to remove the drinks in the fridge so we can use it plus an additional hangers. I ordered those six bottled Glass water in advance before sailing and it was there when we arrived. Those drinks in the fridge are not free. You have to pay if you drink one of those. You can leave it if it's okay with you. I enjoyed our verandah so much because every port we went you can see everything and we are in the middle. For example in Juneau you can see the Tram going up and down, the city and everything. I noticed they all look working hard like no break so I suggested to my friend even though we have cabin crew and we can do it ourselves it won't take long to at least make our own bed which we did. They still came to tidy up and clean the bathroom everyday. I stripped off the bed on our last day because wow while we were leaving there are already more batch of cruisers embarking and they have to prepare the suite for them. ALL THE CREWS WERE HELPFUL AND FRIENDLY and you meet all kinds of people. Don't be afraid to share tables once in a while. We made the most of our first time Cruise in Alaska. Warning: Bring a rain plastic coat that covers you from head to your legs not the cheap poncho we brought because in Ketchikan it was raining and windy and the orange umbrella was going upward and you couldn't use it. Our poncho was being blown by the wind and the heavy rain. Sitka and Juneau had the beautiful sunny day when we were there. THANK YOU HOLLAND AMERICA LINE NOORDAM. The excursions you offer for cruisers to choose was worth it. I know this is long but hopefully it can help those first timers like us.
Hello again Prof Cruise, and thanks for the tour of the suite! We will be roughing it in a veranda on our September Alaskan cruise. I don’t know about y’all, but for us the “Have It All” package is a no brainer. And the laundry package is fantastic for the price. It is worth it to be able to bring less on the cruise and then go home with all of our clothes clean and pressed! 🥳
We’re booked on the Noordam this September. We were on the Westerdam to Alaska last September, sister ships, we really like the size of these Vista ships
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Your Signature suite video tour was so useful. I watched it before we went on a recent 7 day cruise to Alaska from Vancouver. We just came back yesterday May 14/23. The original suite I booked was a Verandah ON THE 4TH FLOOR but a week before sailing I got an email if I want to upgrade it. It took me two days to decide because I had to watch your Noordam Suite Tour and I am glad for an additional fee for two it was worth upgrading especially for Alaska. It's indeed big and spacious. As I write this comment I can feel like I am still in that room 6056. I have a ship hangover. Our closet are actually big. We had three different closet so each one had their own and we shared the other closet with the safe on it. It looks like you only had two closet. I could be wrong. And your luggage can be put under the bed. The two desk also has a lot of drawers and your bed side tables. It has a lot of space. The drawers can be open just tight so it cannot easily come off if there is a lot of ship movement. There is a hair dryer in one of the drawers and an additional make up mirror. It also has a binocular and a huge orange umbrella to use while there but not every room has them. I agree the bathroom with the two sink and a jet set bath tub plus the separate shower and a spacious suite and big verandah oh you feel like an elite. The suite we were in can also become a twin bed which I asked our cabin crew to separate because it was still a king size bed when we got in. That was also the time I have asked the cabin crew to remove the drinks in the fridge so we can use it plus an additional hangers. I ordered those six bottled Glass water in advance before sailing and it was there when we arrived. Those drinks in the fridge are not free. You have to pay if you drink one of those. You can leave it if it's okay with you. I enjoyed our verandah so much because every port we went you can see everything and we are in the middle. For example in Juneau you can see the Tram going up and down, the city and everything. I noticed they all look working hard like no break so I suggested to my friend even though we have cabin crew and we can do it ourselves it won't take long to at least make our own bed which we did. They still came to tidy up and clean the bathroom everyday. I stripped off the bed on our last day because wow while we were leaving there are already more batch of cruisers embarking and they have to prepare the suite for them. ALL THE CREWS WERE HELPFUL AND FRIENDLY and you meet all kinds of people. Don't be afraid to share tables once in a while. We made the most of our first time Cruise in Alaska. Warning: Bring a rain plastic coat that covers you from head to your legs not the cheap poncho we brought because in Ketchikan it was raining and windy and the orange umbrella was going upward and you couldn't use it. Our poncho was being blown by the wind and the heavy rain. Sitka and Juneau had the beautiful sunny day when we were there. THANK YOU HOLLAND AMERICA LINE NOORDAM. The excursions you offer for cruisers to choose was worth it. I know this is long but hopefully it can help those first timers like us.
Would love to see the sleeper sofa in sleep mode.
Hello again Prof Cruise, and thanks for the tour of the suite! We will be roughing it in a veranda on our September Alaskan cruise. I don’t know about y’all, but for us the “Have It All” package is a no brainer. And the laundry package is fantastic for the price. It is worth it to be able to bring less on the cruise and then go home with all of our clothes clean and pressed! 🥳
We’re booked on the Noordam this September. We were on the Westerdam to Alaska last September, sister ships, we really like the size of these Vista ships
We are also booked on the Noordam in September. Looking forward to an Alaskan cruise and trying out the Vista ship. 🍹