Owners Suite 9201
I upgraded to this cabin as it head a separate bedroom from the main living area. I later found out I could have stayed in the penthouse level and had the separation, albeit the kids would have been in bunks.
We were welcomed by a small arrangement of fresh flowers and a bottle of wine. Of course the usual welcome paperwork was also present (Laundry, News Order, TV Listing). As the owner's suite comes with three bottles of liquor, we had a list to pick from.
The main living area had a bar, two sofas (one was a sleeper), a Murphy bed, dining table for four and a desk area. There was a TV with DVD, stereo system with speakers in both main area and master bedroom. We used the dining area often for in-room breakfasts.
The bedroom was separated from the main living area by a door, but also by two large sliding shutters like a window. While this did provide for visible privacy, it blocked no sound. The TV in the main area was located directly outside this and pretty much made it difficult to watch different shows. It did have a nice sized closet and plenty of storage.
The cabin was nice and made a good use of space. Even with the sofa converted to a bed it was still easy to access the verandah. The closets were very large, and left us plenty of room. The drawers and cabinets provided a large volume of storage. There was even a small closet by the door for your jackets. Suitcases all easily fit under the bed.
There were two baths - full master bath with separate shower and tub.
The second bath was in the hall with just a sink and toilet.
The verandah was huge as you can see from the pictures. It was the perfect place to relax or take an afternoon nap. As the ship was in port during the day, a verandah is something I would go without if I did this cruise again. In fact I would probably go with two adjoining inside cabins. The verandah itself had a hot tub, two lounges and a table with three chairs. Due to the height of the railing you really couldn't see anything when seated. We brought the bar stools out and they were the perfect height when we cruised the Na Pali coast.
The cabin was showing its age though, as several areas needed repair. The ceiling in the master bedroom which you stared at every night need some repair. Also the hot tub was needing some repair. Not only the items shown, but many other slats on the tub were loose and probably soon to fall off. The shower door was missing some hardware, but it worked fine so probably wouldn't be noticed, but the items shown here were pretty obvious.
The cabin was a great place to relax in between our various activities. We kept pretty busy, but did get some use out of the cabin.
