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Having booked this cruise more than a year ahead, we were
able to secure one of the coveted aft family staterooms.
Infinity
has twelve of these staterooms that each has an incredibly
large balcony. With a separate living room and bedroom, lots
of wardrobe space and a secluded location, our stateroom is
more like an apartment at sea. Will we ever want to leave
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Having
scanned the deck plan and various reports on the Internet,
we book cabin 8181, one of the largest of its kind.
Equipped with its own door bell, the stateroom is reached
through a private corridor. A wall of wardrobes and a
private shower and toilet give way to the bedroom with two
twins or one double bed and a large vanity with TV and DVD
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Partitioned off by a
sliding wall is the living area with two sofas (both convert
to beds at night) and another TV. Oh, and more storage space! A floor to ceiling
glass door leads out to the balcony. We've saved the best for last, 'cause our
balcony is ... well ... like a private open deck! Spoilt for life, we spend a
lot of time out on our own 'lanai', soaking up rays, listening to music, having
breakfast. And dinner! Walking out on deck first thing in the morning after
arriving in yet another Hawaiian port ... it must be the ultimate luxury! And to
add to the luxury, our cabin attendants are professional, friendly
and fun. Yes, this surely must be Balcony Bliss! |
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