Inside cabin, Century

[sanibeljac]

The only way I could talk my husband into going on a third cruise in nine months is to agree to do it on the cheap this time. Anybody been in an inside cabin on the Century? Any problems with it? Thanks!

 

[Rick & Kathy]

No, the inside cabins are the same as the outside. The same size and set up. Where you would have a windowin the outside, you have a mirror in the inside cabin. Personally, I love the inside cabins. I am not one to sleep in, but with the motion of the ship and the dark room, I sleep like a baby. The Century is a great ship with a great crew.

Have fun

Rick

 

[sanibeljac]

Now that you mention it, Rick, the few times I've been in an inside cabin, I've slept better, too. Thanks for your input!

 

[Stargazerm31]

Paulfredo was on an inside on Century and I have been on many ships including the Galaxy. Unless I get a stern balcony that is over sized, Pam and I always book the cheapest inside cabin because we would rather cruise more.

We are only there to sleep ,shower, and change clothing. JOHO.

 

[dana]

Hi.
i have sailed once on the Century and will sail again in May. i have always gotten an inside cabin on all fo my 15 cruises. Saving the $$ lets me cruise more. i do not spend that much time in the cabin. I rather cruise more One day I will treat myself and get
a big expensive cabin.
dana

 

[usha]

Been in an inside once, and outside once on Century. The real difference is that it's always dark in the inside unless you have the lights on (but I'm sure you probably figured that out) :grin With the outside, it's a nice thing to see the port or the ocean from your cabin, but whether it's worth the extra $$$ is up to you. Most of our cruises have been in inside cabins, and they were all great cruises. I don't think it makes or breaks the whole cruise experience, but that's just me.

 

[paulfredo]

Don't have ANY problem with inside Century... In fact, doing it again next october... that'll make two years in a row.

paul