Hi Hani! Did you hear noise from the crew in the early hours? Apparently there's a crew housekeeping supply door across from 7201? Someone posted a short video saying there was early morning crew noise. Also, would you say the floor space is much tighter than a regular interior? Looking at possibly booking one of these cabins for the 2 week Hawaii itinerary because my husband has a free casino offer. We sailed on the same offer last October..our first regular interior cabin..and we found it was very doable but we kept the cabin very organised. We're trying to take advantage of these offers he gets, but I trust your judgement if you think we may be uncomfortable. We've only done the interior once, normally book balcony cabins. Free is hard to pass up, especially on the Hawaii itinerary, but don't want to be totally miserable with early morning noise too.
Hello Deb! I didn't hear any crew noise in this cabin, but I guess it depends on how light of a sleeper you are. I usually stay out late and so I am usually knocked out until late morning! 😁 In regards to space, it's hard to say because I had this one solo (so, it was fine for me). On the Horizon, I had the same room and shared it with Mark from The Cruise World. I have to say, it was tight for all of our stuff on a 6-day cruise and the storage was almost non-existent on the Horizon. The storage was much better on the Radiance, I do have to mention that. I know free is hard to pass up, but if you spend any time additional time in your cabin (outside of sleeping and getting ready), you may want to consider something else for a 2 week Hawaii cruise.
Great video! I've stayed in 7203 and regular interiors on Radiance. The forward cabin felt very small to me, especially with the closet opening onto the bed as you pointed out. The regular interior cabins felt more roomy.
@@TheBeachLife I don't really understand why Carnival charges more for those forward cabins. I guess because they have a window. Personally, I'll stick with a regular interior or balcony (I've got both coming up). 🙂🙂
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Hi Hani! Did you hear noise from the crew in the early hours? Apparently there's a crew housekeeping supply door across from 7201? Someone posted a short video saying there was early morning crew noise. Also, would you say the floor space is much tighter than a regular interior?
Looking at possibly booking one of these cabins for the 2 week Hawaii itinerary because my husband has a free casino offer. We sailed on the same offer last October..our first regular interior cabin..and we found it was very doable but we kept the cabin very organised. We're trying to take advantage of these offers he gets, but I trust your judgement if you think we may be uncomfortable. We've only done the interior once, normally book balcony cabins. Free is hard to pass up, especially on the Hawaii itinerary, but don't want to be totally miserable with early morning noise too.
Hello Deb! I didn't hear any crew noise in this cabin, but I guess it depends on how light of a sleeper you are. I usually stay out late and so I am usually knocked out until late morning! 😁 In regards to space, it's hard to say because I had this one solo (so, it was fine for me). On the Horizon, I had the same room and shared it with Mark from The Cruise World. I have to say, it was tight for all of our stuff on a 6-day cruise and the storage was almost non-existent on the Horizon. The storage was much better on the Radiance, I do have to mention that. I know free is hard to pass up, but if you spend any time additional time in your cabin (outside of sleeping and getting ready), you may want to consider something else for a 2 week Hawaii cruise.
@@TheBeachLife Duly noted..Thx so much for your ultra fast reply! You are such a Sweetheart!
@@debmoser2739 - You're very welcome. Thank you! 🥰
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Thanks for sharing ! Another great option for an interior room and still have a window . Seems perfect for solo cruising.
Yes, definitely great for solo cruising!
Great video! I've stayed in 7203 and regular interiors on Radiance. The forward cabin felt very small to me, especially with the closet opening onto the bed as you pointed out. The regular interior cabins felt more roomy.
Yeah, it was fine with just me in there, but I can see where it would be pretty cramped with 2 people in the cabin.
@@TheBeachLife I don't really understand why Carnival charges more for those forward cabins. I guess because they have a window. Personally, I'll stick with a regular interior or balcony (I've got both coming up). 🙂🙂
@@mpsandler - Yeah, I’m good with a regular interior or if I’m by myself I don’t mind the porthole cabin
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TY. Very helpful.
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