VALIANT LADY VIRGIN VOYAGES CRUISE SHIP BALCONY/SEA TERRACE CABIN #14086A TOUR & INSIDE LOOK
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the bed feels nice it's open so i'm not gonna get on it but i can tell you that the sheets feel very very soft and the mattress feels nicely firm
it's got a hammock i'll be trying that out in a bit how many other ships have hammock on their balcony none
the bathroom it is tight really quite snug but it's got everything you need
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I was lucky enough to hop on board Virgin Voyages brand new cruise ship Valiant Lady (sister ship to Scarlet Lady) a week ahead of its forthcoming maiden voyage from Portsmouth UK to Bruges in Belgium. I stayed for a night on this sparkly ship in balcony cabin #14086A (called a Sea Terrace cabin in Virgin lingo!) The cabin/stateroom was on the 14th deck and sleeps two people and this video offers an in-depth tour and inside look of this particular cabin. It examines all its features with an honest and critical eye, from the bed to the furniture to the wardrobe space to the bathroom to the hi-tech touches to the balcony on which there is a hammock (colored red of course!) as well as an overhang to be aware of. I did like the cabin but, for regular cruisers of more conventional liners, the decor and style of Valiant Lady is vastly different. Watch on to see why. Will you like it? Should you try it? Does it offer something new? Lots of questions to which I'm sure you'll all have your own, personal answer.