Ocean Village
cabins
Getting some time and space to yourself is
never a problem on board Ocean Village. With
over 7,000 square metres of open deck space
and some of the most spacious cabins around
there’s always room to do your own thing.
All cabins are air-conditioned and feature: Two lower
beds (convertible to queen-size unless otherwise stated)
On Ocean Village there’s a grade of cabin for every budget, so whether
En suite shower room with WC Wardrobe and drawer
you just want somewhere to crash out after a busy day ashore or
space Dressing table/writing desk Easy chair and stool
fancy travelling in style in a cabin with your own private balcony then
Television Direct dial telephone Safe Fridge
you’ll find exactly what you want here…
Hairdryer Tea and coffee making kit
Outside double/twin with balcony (BB grade) Outside double/twin (CC-HH grade) Inside double/twin (JJ-MM grade)
Outside with balcony Outside cabin Inside cabin
Grade BB Grades CC, DD, EE, FF, GG
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, HH** and II**
§
Grades JJ, KK, LL,
Floor to ceiling windows and patio door Large picture window
MM and NN**
leading to a balcony with chairs and a table
Approximate size 188 square feet (146
Approximate size
Approximate size 228 square feet square feet in II grade cabins)
148-188 square feet
Inside twin (NN grade)
The photos and diagrams shown are representative of the different types ** Safety equipment blocks the view in HH and II cabins. ** NN grade cabins on D deck are only available with twin beds.
of cabins available, but please note that the layout, size, furniture,
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GG grade cabins on F deck have a porthole not a picture window.
window/porthole arrangement and interior decor may vary from that
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II grade twin cabins have no table/easy chair and beds cannot be made into
shown. a queen-size bed.
Take an interactive tour of the cabins at www.oceanvillageholidays.co.uk
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