Norwegian Sun Cabin 9077
Norwegian Sun Cabin 9077 is an Aft-Facing Balcony stateroom on Deck 9 measuring 241 square feet and sleeping up to 3 guests.
Norwegian Sun Cabin 9077 is a balcony stateroom on Deck 9 of the Norwegian Sun. It's located on the port (left) side and in the aft (rear) section of the ship. Cabin 9077 is one of the Norwegian Sun's 968 staterooms. This cabin accommodates up to 3 guests and offers 241 square feet of space. Classified as an Aft-Facing Balcony category (code: B1), the stateroom features the cabin includes two lower beds that can be converted into a queen-size bed..
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Cabin 9077 Reviews
Cabin was excellent except for a very tiny bathroom. The service in our cabin was outstanding as it was throughout the ship especially the main dining room. Our only negatives were the small bathroom and the internet which was atrocious.
I will start off by saying the aft balcony is beautiful and the views amazing. The rest of the cabin is smaller and older than other NCL ship cabins. The bathroom is old, counters and faucets scratched and somewhat rusted. The shower is very small (I’m 5’0” and 130 lbs and could barely turn around); no glass just shower curtain. Toilet flushes randomly throughout the day and night. The closet is good size but only 2 small drawers and one shelf for other items, so very limited storage. There is a small loveseat and small desk. Be aware the cabin is 2-3 floors above main theatre and from 5-10 pm, there are rehearsals and shows where the noise is so loud it makes it impossible to sleep or even relax. Items in our room vibrated from the noise. This is an aft balcony room with one of the suites next door, noise at this level should not be an issue in any cabin on the ship, but especially not for upgraded cabins. There is nothing to be done about the noise and NCL makes excuses for not warning people about the noise level stating these potential inconveniences are outlined in their contracts. They don’t care, NCL already has your money. We went into this knowing the Sky was an older ship and had small cabins. This cruise was for the British Isles itinerary, not the ship or cabin accommodations; however, after the noise issue and unprofessional on-board customer service, we will probably not go with NCL again.
How this stateroom is classified
The Aft-Facing Balcony cabins on the Norwegian Sun, designated under category code B1, offer a total space of 194 square feet, with an additional 43 square feet dedicated to a private balcony. These staterooms accommodate up to three guests and feature two lower beds that can be converted into a queen-size bed. Located at the aft of the ship, the cabins provide unique and expansive views. Modern amenities include floor-to-ceiling glass doors leading to the balcony, a sitting area, a coffee and tea setup, a TV, a refrigerator, a safe, and a hair dryer. Additional bedding, fine linens, and pillows are provided for guest comfort.
Cabin 9077 Location
Where is this stateroom found on the Norwegian Sun?
Cabin 9077 is located towards the rear of the ship (Aft) and on the left (Port) side of the vessel.
Stateroom 9077 has a maximum capacity of 3 guests.
Cabin 9077 Features & Amenities
Included features and in-room essentials for Stateroom 9077.
- The cabin includes two lower beds that can be converted into a queen-size bed.
Deck 9 Location
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