I Tried a Strange "Inside" Cabin on The Worlds Last Ocean Liner

Editorial Summary

The creator reviews an unusual inside cabin on a Cunard cruise ship, noting its unique feature of overlooking the ship's atrium through a window. Despite the lack of natural light, the creator chose this room to keep costs low and to secure a central location on deck six to minimize motion sickness during an eight day sea voyage. The cabin is described as compact but functional, containing essential amenities such as a mini bar, safe, and two wardrobes. While the ship is older, the creator finds the room clean and well maintained, noting that the crew responds quickly to any maintenance issues. The experience includes observing the atrium below, which features a self playing piano that the creator refers to as a ghost pianist. Although the weather turned rough and caused seasickness, the creator concludes that the central location was superior to a balcony cabin for stability. Ultimately, the creator felt the cabin was a good value for the price paid, despite the challenges of being at sea for an extended period.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.