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Hi Teresa. I'm a bit confused about your cabin location. The JJ category in that area is the third-to-last cabin, and holds 3 passengers, not 4. If you'd like, email me privately with the cabin # (click on my user name and you'll be brought to a page with my email addy).In any case, the JJ cabins are a decent size (140 square feet), which makes them larger than many of the outside cabins on this ship. There should be two lower beds and two upper beds. When the cabin steward sets up the upper beds in the evening, the four beds will look like two bunk beds on opposite walls. To the best of my knowledge, there is no couch. Luggage will stow nicely under the beds. The cabin may be a little tight for 4, but not much more so than in a standard cabin on most ships.
Hi Teresa. I'm a bit confused about your cabin location. The JJ category in that area is the third-to-last cabin, and holds 3 passengers, not 4. If you'd like, email me privately with the cabin # (click on my user name and you'll be brought to a page with my email addy).
In any case, the JJ cabins are a decent size (140 square feet), which makes them larger than many of the outside cabins on this ship. There should be two lower beds and two upper beds. When the cabin steward sets up the upper beds in the evening, the four beds will look like two bunk beds on opposite walls. To the best of my knowledge, there is no couch. Luggage will stow nicely under the beds. The cabin may be a little tight for 4, but not much more so than in a standard cabin on most ships.
