Roomy and Comfortable
My cabin aboard the Carnival Valor
I was surprised  at check-in to actually be assigned to the cabin on my tickets, 7206.  It is an outside cabin with a large window; unfortunately, it overlooked a public walkway, but I liked it nonetheless.

Here is my cabin.  It had two twin beds, a reading light, a TV, safe, three closets, a table (where I put my laptop), an easily-accessible outlet (to plug my laptop into), and a minibar (which my cabin steward locked on the first day).  The cabin steward brought me ice; there were four drinking glasses in the room.






Here is the bathroom.  It included a sink, toilet, lots of towels, and what looked like a handicap-accessible shower.
Notice the thermostat on the far right picture.  It kept me nice and cool!





<--Here I am outside my window.



 My room was just below the bridge! -->







My cabin steward kept my room very clean, was very pleasant to me, remembered my name, and left fun towel animals in my room each night.  Cool!





A nifty thing this ship had that my other cruise ships didn't was an interactive TV.  On it, I could check the evening's dining menu, order shore excursion tickets, and check the balance on my "sail and sign" account.


Introduction
 The Ship
 My Cabin
 Food
 Day 1
Day 2 Belize Roatan Island Grand Cayman Cozumel

Last updated December 31, 2006
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