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Topic: SS Norway cabin N109

aprildawn
Just Boarded
Member # 3740

posted 03-21-2003 12:19 PM

Has anyone stayed in this cabin? If so, what did you think? (of the cabin itself and the ship in general)

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billee
First Class Passenger
Member # 1133

posted 03-21-2003 12:28 PM

N-109 was a first class cabin aboard the France. That type of cabin is quite large, very large bathroom and two portholes. Go for it.

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Waynaro
First Class Passenger
Member # 3484

posted 03-21-2003 02:02 PM

One thing I found is that cabin N109 is very close to the upper deck of Leeward Dining Room and the Windward Dining Room(upper).

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DAMBROSI
First Class Passenger
Member # 100

posted 03-21-2003 10:32 PM

Having sailed on the SS NORWAY 3 times and going on her a 4th time this Nov. 9th. I can tell you, her staterooms are just wonderful. We'll be in O93, Olympic Deck. That's the 3rd time on that deck since '92.
Just a lovely outside stateroom.

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BNA61
Just Boarded
Member # 3745

posted 03-24-2003 08:32 PM

A bit of background info on that cabin....
It was part of the "TOURAINE" suite of rooms when the NORWAY sailed as the FRANCE.
It originally featured 1 1/2 baths, a built-in wardrobe and a trunk storage closet. The cabin was reduced in size under the 1979 conversion.

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Waynaro
First Class Passenger
Member # 3484

posted 03-24-2003 09:26 PM

quote:
Originally posted by BNA61:
It was part of the "TOURAINE" suite of rooms when the NORWAY sailed as the FRANCE.
It originally featured 1 1/2 baths, a built-in wardrobe and a trunk storage closet. The cabin was reduced in size under the 1979 conversion.

When these "Touraine" suites were reduced in size, how much more of these types of cabin did they add with the space?

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