I Booked The CHEAPEST and SMALLEST Cabin on a Cruise

Editorial Summary

The creator documents their experience staying in the cheapest and smallest cabin on the Norwegian Sun, an inside cabin located on deck 7. Because the room lacks windows, the creator notes the difficulty of tracking time and weather, though they found the cabin to be surprisingly bright and well maintained despite the ship being built in 2001. The room measures approximately 13 square meters and includes a small sofa, which the creator notes often comes at the expense of bathroom space. While the cabin provided sufficient storage for two people, the creator warns that sharing such a small space with more passengers could lead to cramped conditions. The creator also discusses the practicalities of life in an inside cabin, such as the lack of natural light, the necessity of using a daylight alarm clock, and the challenges of managing seasickness without a view of the horizon. Ultimately, the creator concludes that while an inside cabin may not be ideal during rough weather, it remains a viable and budget friendly option for travelers.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.