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I have had a PR cabin on two of my four Voyager Class cruises. We liked it a lot. It is nice to be able to look out and see the activities going on in the Promenade. The PR ststerooms are slightly smaller than the regular inside cabins but not enough to make a difference. We loved the little seat by the window. One thing that struck me was what a great job they did in soundproofing the room. You don't hear any noise at all, even on deck six which is only one floor above the Promenade. If you do book one on deck six, make sure it is not above the Sports Bar or the Pub where there might be some noise coming from below you. Also make sure you remember to close the curtains when changing =eek

On the Freedom Class ships they have one Promenade stateroom that is called the "Ben & Jerry's Suite" So named because you have a "partially obstructed" view. The partial obstruction is that you have a view of the rear end of the cow statue atop the Ben & Jerry's. One perk about that room is that you get free Ben & Jerry's ice cream for the whole cruise. .

<blockquote data-quote="Mbandy" data-source="post: 1248297">I have had a PR cabin on two of my four Voyager Class cruises.&nbsp; We liked it a lot.&nbsp; It is nice to be able to look out and see the activities going on in the Promenade.&nbsp; The PR ststerooms are slightly smaller than the regular inside cabins but not enough to make a difference.&nbsp; We loved the little seat by the window.&nbsp; One thing that struck me was what a great job they did in soundproofing the room.&nbsp; You don't hear any noise at all, even on deck six which is only one floor above the Promenade.&nbsp; If you do book one on deck six, make sure it is not above the Sports Bar or the Pub where there might be some noise coming from below you.&nbsp; Also make sure you remember to close the curtains when changing =eekOn the Freedom Class ships they have one Promenade stateroom that is called the &quot;Ben &amp; Jerry's Suite&quot;&nbsp; So named because you have a &quot;partially obstructed&quot; view.&nbsp; The partial obstruction is that you have a view of the rear end of the cow statue atop the Ben &amp; Jerry's.&nbsp; One perk about that room is that you get free Ben &amp; Jerry's ice cream for the whole cruise. .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mbandy, post: 1248297"] I have had a PR cabin on two of my four Voyager Class cruises. We liked it a lot. It is nice to be able to look out and see the activities going on in the Promenade. The PR ststerooms are slightly smaller than the regular inside cabins but not enough to make a difference. We loved the little seat by the window. One thing that struck me was what a great job they did in soundproofing the room. You don't hear any noise at all, even on deck six which is only one floor above the Promenade. If you do book one on deck six, make sure it is not above the Sports Bar or the Pub where there might be some noise coming from below you. Also make sure you remember to close the curtains when changing =eek On the Freedom Class ships they have one Promenade stateroom that is called the "Ben & Jerry's Suite" So named because you have a "partially obstructed" view. The partial obstruction is that you have a view of the rear end of the cow statue atop the Ben & Jerry's. One perk about that room is that you get free Ben & Jerry's ice cream for the whole cruise. . [/QUOTE]