While it often becomes our storage space, we also use magnetic hooks to hang things like beach bags and hats on the wall over the couch. We never ordered room service, so we didn’t really miss the coffee table. The sitting area was somewhat roomier than usual. I also appreciated the USB outlet near the bed to charge my phone overnight. The bed in this Odyssey of the Seas Ocean View Balcony Cabin provided adequate comfort during our trip. These compartments came in handy during the course of the week to store bags, our souvenirs, and other items.
We did appreciate the two large over-the-bed storage areas. One of these closets also housed the safe. The closets provided adequate space to hold all our clothes between the hangers and several shelves. It also helps that we always bring an over-the-door shoe organizer to store toiletries and other small items. Overall, there was adequate storage for the week. The vanity area contains a few small shelves to the right and some counter space. The shower features a coveted shaving bar as well as two small shelves to store bath toiletries. There is a cylinder-shaped shower with a glass door and a strategically designed sink and toilet area. It has a somewhat more contemporary and upscale feel, and possibly even a bit more space. The bathroom in the Odyssey of the Seas Ocean View Balcony is similar to other newer ships in the fleet.
Related Post: Best Things to Do on Odyssey of the Seas Inside the Odyssey of the Seas Ocean View Balcony Cabin ft., the size of the balcony is what we have come to expect from mega-ships. Adjacent to the desk was a dresser that included drawers for more storage and the fridge.įinally, there was the balcony. The desk, positioned on the left, had a small shelf as well as two power outlets and 2 USB outlets. The seating area on the right included a somewhat larger sofa but no coffee table. Across from the bed was the television.Ĭontinuing past the bed and closet setup was the sitting area and desk. There was a small night stand on each side of the bed. One side of the bed had a power outlet and the other side had a USB port in the cabin telephone. The Royal king bed was on the right (aft) wall.
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One closet was a full length clothes bar with hangers while the other was half clothes bar and half shelving. Beyond the bathroom was the bed flanked with his and her closets as well as overhead storage compartments. Immediately entering our stateroom, the bathroom was to the right.
We were also glad to see that the room had the more neutral color palette with pops of blue for the carpet, décor, and linens. Though, getting an elevator was never an issue.Īccording to Royal Caribbean’s website, the category D Odyssey of the Seas Ocean View Balcony cabins are 182 square feet with a 55 square foot balcony.ĮXCLUSIVE SAVINGS: Get Deals on Odyssey of the Seas Cruises By Booking Now! Layout of an Odyssey of the Seas Ocean View Balcony CabinĪt first glance, we were happy to see our Odyssey of the Seas Ocean View Balcony Cabin had a familiar layout, very closely resembling other Quantum Class ships. Of course, we took the elevator back up those 8+ decks. It was also a short walk up to the pool deck and other outdoor areas on Odyssey of the Seas.įurther, taking the stairs down to the indoor public areas on decks 4 and 5 wasn’t a big deal either. Stateroom 13578 would also be our home for the next 5 days. On the morning of disembarkation, Guest Services informed us that the manifest for this new sailing had stateroom 13578 empty, so we would not have to move our belongings to a new cabin. For convenience, we requested to stay in this same stateroom for our second sailing if possible instead of switching to our deck 6 balcony cabin. Odyssey of the Seas Ocean View Balcony Cabin Reviewĭuring the 2-day inaugural cruise on Odyssey of the Seas, we were assigned this stateroom from the cruise line. This cabin had a pretty typical layout and usual amenities when compared to other Royal Caribbean balcony cabins. Reviewing the deck plans, this starboard side balcony cabin is considered a category D balcony stateroom. During our recent sailing on Odyssey of the Seas, we stayed in a cabin on deck 13, room 13578. To help cruisers comparing cabin options on Royal Caribbean’s newest ship, we have our Odyssey of the Seas Ocean View Balcony Cabin Review.
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