Norwegian Escape (NCL): Family Mini-Suite with Balcony Cabin Tour (Category M2)
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the added space is clearly noticeable in the spacious bathroom which featured a double sink and a bathtub with shower
the inside of the shower was only six feet tall so anybody taller than that would not be able to stand up straight while showering
the balcony was slightly bigger than balconies we've had on other ships
a shallow Nook which we've seen on other Norwegian Breakaway and breakaway plus Class ships was situated above the bed and was a great spot to easily put our Kindles
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We sailed on the Norwegian Escape in March of 2019. Our category M2 Family Mini-Suite with Balcony was located on deck 9 Midship, near the Midship elevators, on the starboard side -- or right side -- and could accommodate 4 people. According to the NCL website, the Escape’s Mini-Suites are 251 square feet, which is about 21% bigger than the ship’s regular balconies. The added space is clearly noticeable in the spacious bathroom -- which featured a double sink and a bathtub with shower. Our Family Mini-Suite had two twin beds, which were converted into a queen-sized bed; a sofa that could be converted into a twin-sized bed; and a pullman bed that could be opened over the sofa. When the pullman bed was open, the sofa was a bit more difficult to access and use. More Norwegian (NCL) Escape Tips and Info: https://www.thejellybeans.net/cruise-ship-norwegian-ncl-escape.php #TheJellyBeans