
Floor planCarnival Liberty Cabin 1040
Carnival Liberty Cabin 1040 is an Interior stateroom on Deck 10 measuring 185 square feet and sleeping up to 2 guests.
Carnival Liberty Cabin 1040 is an inside stateroom on Deck 10 of the Carnival Liberty. It's located on the port (left) side and in the forward (front) section of the ship. Cabin 1040 is one of the Carnival Liberty's 1,487 staterooms. This cabin accommodates up to 2 guests and offers 185 square feet of space. Classified as an Interior category (code: 4H), the stateroom features two twin beds (convert to king).
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Cabin 1040 Reviews
Spacious, we heard some noise,great location to the elevators and self service laundry
The cabin was nice. I stayed alone and had plenty space for me. Really appreciated the accessible cabin with my conditions. Nyoman my cabin attendant was invaluable to me. Just my second cruise and he was there to help me every step and day. My room was immaculate everyday. The bear towels are always a win win
How this stateroom is classified
On Carnival Liberty, Interior staterooms (category 4H) measure 185 sq ft and sleep up to 3 guests. Beds: two twin beds (convert to king). Carnival Liberty has 25 4H cabins, on deck 10.
Cabin 1040 Location
Where is this stateroom found on the Carnival Liberty?
Cabin 1040 is located towards the front of the ship (Forward) and on the left (Port) side of the vessel.
Stateroom 1040 has a maximum capacity of 2 guests.
Cabin 1040 Features & Amenities
Included features and in-room essentials for Stateroom 1040.
- Two twin beds (convert to king)
- no window or balcony
- Full bathroom with shower
- Desk and seat
- 3 closets
Deck 10 Location
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