Sorry this photo does not do justice to the size of the stateroom as the wardrobes and bathroom door are behind where I'm standing.
The bathroom was fantastic with two sinks, a bathtub and separate shower stall. Both the bath and the shower had dispensers for shampoo, conditioner and bath/shower gel. The little dressing room just before the bathroom was a dream with mirrors about the dressing table and a huge magnified mirror which was great for putting on make-up. Three drawers down one side for cosmetics kept it tidy. The best thing of all was a 'real' hairdryer and not one of those weak slow things that are the usual on ships and in hotels. 2 electric sockets in here for American and European plugs.
Being an aft corner suite the balcony wrapped around the stern and was furnished with a table and 4 chairs, 2 armchairs and footstools and round the corner on the port side 2 sunloungers. We seldom used the sunloungers but made great use of the rest of the balcony. This stateroom could be connected to the next door stateroom and if a family had both and opened the connecting balcony doors it would be a fabulous facility.
This was the first time we had accommodation at the back of the ship. There was some vibration but it was not loud and it was not a problem. The great thing about the position was being able to sit and watch the wake anytime day or night and on one night between Tallin & St.Petersburg we we had a great view of the most fanatistic lightening show.
