7 Days In a Small Cruise Ship Cabin (9ft Wide)

I’m currently on a cruise and I’m staying in a cabin type that is rarely talked about. When cruise lines advertise their cruises, they’ll usually show off the biggest and best balcony cabins.

They might quickly say somewhere that there are cheap inside cabins for anyone on a tight budget… but there is a third type of cabin that hardly ever gets a mention.

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I’ve spent the last 7 days sharing one with my Mum to find out if this type of cabin is a good compromise or if there is a good reason why most modern cruise ships are fast abandoning this cabin type.

The ship that I’m on Marella Voyager was built in the 1990s as Celebrity Mercury and back then oceanview cabins with just a window were very popular. I was prepared for the cabin to be outdated given the age but I did hope that it wouldn’t be dirty and that we wouldn’t be constantly getting in each others way. I knew that the cabin wouldn’t be very big and that its essentially a big metal box.

I didn’t know if the cabin would be noisy and I was hopeful that we wouldn’t feel the motion of the ocean too much in the room. A week is a long time to have regrets and as I’d picked and paid for this cruise for the two of us at a cost over £3000, the pressure was on.


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