Quantum of the Seas Cabin 9510

We sailed on Quantum of the Seas twice in November, in two different cabins. The first cabin was a window cabin. When booking this cruise - ages ago, after many 'pause' cancellations - it was not a lot extra to book a larger window cabin. We had the choice of a few different cabins, all at the front of the ship. We chose deck 9, one of the corner cabins. It was great.

The cabin is an interconnecting cabin to 9508, and they are connected by this hallway that can be closed off. 

The queen size bed is at the door when opened. There is a single wardrobe beside the bed, and a double wardrobe around the corner.

The cabin is huge. We could dance in there - we didn't but we could.

It was even better than a balcony cabin - well almost.

There was plenty of storage in the cabin. So much that the three of us didn't use it all. The fridge was cold. The kettle was great to make our morning cup of tea before breakfast. We did, and we were happy to, get our preferred tea and hot chocolate each day from the Windjammer or the Cafe Promenade. 

The bathroom is tight, but the same as most cabins and certainly  bigger than our caravan en-suite. I do prefer the solid shower screen over the plastic curtain that is on P&O and Princess.

The beauty of this room, as well as the large space, was the window. We loved the window. The sunshine (which was really good to dry the washing), and the calming view.

We loved having our morning cuppa with the view,

and our afternoon cocktail while getting ready for pre-dinner drinks and dinner.