New cabin on Three or Four Deck?

[Michael Gallagher]

Just discovered this image - obviously two cabins combined into one but a lot more colourful, and with new furniture, than what was done on One and Two Decks (example of one of those also attached for comparison)

[Isabelle Prondzynski]

How amazing! Looking so different in style...

[Rob Lightbody]

I like it, reminds me of Rotterdam's cabins.

I'd still add some "QE2" historic items into the mix, even just a book would be a start!

[Isabelle Prondzynski]

I like it, reminds me of Rotterdam's cabins.

I'd still add some "QE2" historic items into the mix, even just a book would be a start!

I actually had the same thought, I too was reminded of Rotterdam. And yes, just as on Rotterdam, a few historic items for QE2 would be appropriate. I might enjoy that cabin!

[Andy Holloway]

I like it, reminds me of Rotterdam's cabins.

I'd still add some "QE2" historic items into the mix, even just a book would be a start!

I see your point Rob and agree with you but, sadly even in high class hotels, historic & attractive items have a tendency to 'grow legs' and wander, especially QE2 specific items.