Cats, I can't tell you much about the cabin as I haven't been in that one, but you can go to the NCL website and find it under deck plans. It will tell you the location and the amenities.
I also want to remind you the shorter cruises will not offer the same quality of food or service you get on week cruises or even longer one.
That being said, you should have a great experience. Be sure and try at least one specialty restaurant. Most think Le Bistro is the best. It is NCLs flagship restaurant and I believe NCL was the first to introduce alternative dining options. We have been enjoying meals in Le Bistro for about 10 years.
I don't know what Princess cruise you were on, but you will probably find the cabins very similar on NCL, maybe even a little larger.
You want to know what not to leave behind, though I have never seen the need for a power strip many do, they don't take up much room so by all means bring one. If either of you have very long or very thick hair you may want to pack your hair dryer. Again, I never worry about that cause my hair dries in no time. Of course a wind breaker or jacket and a sweat shirt or shirts will come in handy. The entire trip could be on the cool side. I am sure you know the policy, can't brink booze on the ship and no jeans at dinner.
Enjoy your trip, if you have anymore questions I would be glad to try and help. You got a great price, should see some awesome scenery and it is a great time of the year to cruise the Pacific North West.
Of course you will want to try some great seafood in San Francisco. You didn't say where you are from so don't know how much of this is routine for you.
Nita
