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Norwegian Escape Cabin 10196 is a Club Balcony Suite stateroom on Deck 10 measuring 513 square feet and sleeping up to 3 guests.
Norwegian Escape Cabin 10196 is a suite stateroom on Deck 10 of the Norwegian Escape. It's located on the port (left) side and in the midship (middle) section of the ship. Cabin 10196 is one of the Norwegian Escape's 2,175 staterooms. This cabin accommodates up to 3 guests and offers 513 square feet of space. Classified as a Club Balcony Suite category (code: MB), the stateroom features the cruise cabin includes two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed, a sofa bed, and some feature additional bedding and accommodating up to four guests..
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Cabin 10196 Reviews
We were really happy with the cabin. Large bathroom. Great views from the deck. Centrally located for getting to all food and entertainment. Lots of storage. Happy we got the little bit bigger upgrade because it was all in the bathroom
It was a very comfortable cabin. Great balcony. Our only problem was that we had a room steward who was new on the job and didn't do the kind of job we've come to expect.
everything was working and very clean
Norwegian Joy Club Balcony Suite – Disappointing Upgrade We upgraded to what Norwegian Cruise Line calls a Club Balcony Suite, but in my opinion, the only significant difference from a regular balcony cabin was the larger bathroom. Otherwise, the cabin was essentially the same. During our 15-day cruise, we received a cheap bottle of sparkling wine, which we found undrinkable, and appetizers delivered to our cabin on two occasions. The appetizers looked so unappealing that we didn’t even touch them. We also received one complimentary bag of laundry. My biggest complaint was the constant vibration and shaking in the cabin. Our cabin was located on the starboard side of the ship, supposedly midship. Despite this location, I could feel the ship vibrating and shaking throughout the entire cruise. The only time the vibration stopped was when we were in port. This was my third cruise within a year, and it was the first time I had experienced this level of vibration in a supposedly midship cabin. It was extremely disappointing, especially considering that we had paid extra for an upgraded accommodation. My recommendation: Save your money and book a regular balcony cabin unless having a larger bathroom is particularly important to you. In my experience, the additional perks offered with the Club Balcony Suite were absolutely not worth the increased price. I would not pay extra for this upgrade again.
How this stateroom is classified
The Norwegian Escape's Club Balcony Suite, under category code MB, offers accommodations ranging from 251 to 513 square feet in total, including private balconies measuring between 43 and 205 square feet. These suites can host up to four guests, suitable for couples or small families. Located primarily mid-ship, they provide convenient access to various ship amenities. The suite includes two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed, a sofa bed, and additional bedding in some rooms. Guests can enjoy a separate sitting area, luxury bath with shower, and a private balcony with sliding glass doors. Amenities include fine linens, memory foam beds, a coffee and tea setup, TV, refrigerator, hair dryer, and safe. Some suites can connect to other cabins for expanded accommodation options.
Cabin 10196 Location
Where is this stateroom found on the Norwegian Escape?
Cabin 10196 is located towards the middle of the ship (Midship) and on the left (Port) side of the vessel.
Stateroom 10196 has a maximum capacity of 3 guests.
Cabin 10196 Features & Amenities
Included features and in-room essentials for Stateroom 10196.
- The cruise cabin includes two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed
- a sofa bed
- and some feature additional bedding
- accommodating up to four guests.
Deck 10 Location
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