9 things you didn’t know about your cruise ship cabin
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Whether you’ve never been on a cruise ship or have been on 50, we bet there’s something surprising you don’t know about your cruise ship cabin. Staterooms are a little more complicated than hotel rooms, and you can learn a few tricks of the trade to make them more user-friendly.
Most people stumble upon them over time – through self-discovery or getting tips from Cruise Critic readers on the site’s message boards – but we thought we’d speed up the process for you.
Click through the gallery for nine tips Cruise Critic team has learned about cruise cabins from hundreds of sailings on ships of all types, from including a few items you should bring with you to make the most of the limited space.
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