I Cruised in The Cheapest Cabin on a MEGA Ship

Editorial Summary

The creator reviews their experience staying in an inside cabin on the P&O Iona, which is one of the largest ships for the British cruise line. After booking the cheapest available option without a specific location, the creator was assigned a cabin on deck 11 at the front of the ship. The video examines the practicalities of living in a small space, noting that the 130 square foot cabin felt clean and spacious despite the lack of natural light. To manage the darkness, the creator utilizes a sunrise alarm clock. The review covers various amenities, including the availability of twin beds, storage capacity for two people, and the presence of UK and European plug sockets. The creator also evaluates the bathroom facilities, noting the use of suction toilets and provided toiletries from The White Company. While the cabin location required a long walk to the buffet, the creator found the cost savings of approximately 60 pounds per night to be worthwhile. Ultimately, the creator concludes that the value provided by the inside cabin makes it a viable option for travelers.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.