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Yes , you can sleep with the balcony door open, we do it all the time. It is usually very nice to have it open, but some of the time it is very humid out and then we keep it closed. As for the cabin steward closing it, I can see why they would, for one thing there are window washing crew that go by cleaning the windows and they sometimes also wash the pool deck down and sometimes the water sprays over to the balcony, I have come back to our cabin and found the balcony and chairs wet and it wasn't from the steward cleaning. I wouldn't want water in the cabin, so I keep it closed. Also just like we do at home, we lock up when we leave so no one comes in that we don 't want too. We have never had a problem with the crew as far as leaving our balcony door open when we are in the cabin. One thing is when you have the balcony door open and you open your cabin door it becomes a wind tunnel in your cabin :lol so you may want to keep that in mind if you order room service, we found out the hard way once when we opened the cabin door to let our steward in to deliver our room service order :lol enjoy your cruise :thumb and your balcony.

<blockquote data-quote="ljeanbrown" data-source="post: 827001"><p>Yes , you can sleep with the balcony door open, we do it all the time. It is usually very nice to have it open, but some of the time it is very humid out and then we keep it closed. As for the cabin steward closing it, I can see why they would, for one thing there are window washing crew that go by cleaning the windows and they sometimes also wash the pool deck down and sometimes the water sprays over to&nbsp; the balcony, I have come back to our cabin and found the balcony and chairs wet and it wasn't from the steward cleaning. I wouldn't want water in the cabin, so I keep it closed. Also just like we do at home, we lock up when we leave so no one comes in that we don 't want too. We have never had a problem with the crew as far as leaving our balcony door open when we are in the cabin. One thing is when you have the balcony door open and you open your cabin door it becomes a wind tunnel in your cabin&nbsp;&nbsp; :lol&nbsp; so you may want to keep that in mind if you order room service, we found out the hard way once when we opened the cabin door to let our steward in to deliver our room service order&nbsp;&nbsp; :lol&nbsp; enjoy your cruise&nbsp; :thumb&nbsp;&nbsp; and your balcony.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ljeanbrown, post: 827001"] Yes , you can sleep with the balcony door open, we do it all the time. It is usually very nice to have it open, but some of the time it is very humid out and then we keep it closed. As for the cabin steward closing it, I can see why they would, for one thing there are window washing crew that go by cleaning the windows and they sometimes also wash the pool deck down and sometimes the water sprays over to the balcony, I have come back to our cabin and found the balcony and chairs wet and it wasn't from the steward cleaning. I wouldn't want water in the cabin, so I keep it closed. Also just like we do at home, we lock up when we leave so no one comes in that we don 't want too. We have never had a problem with the crew as far as leaving our balcony door open when we are in the cabin. One thing is when you have the balcony door open and you open your cabin door it becomes a wind tunnel in your cabin :lol so you may want to keep that in mind if you order room service, we found out the hard way once when we opened the cabin door to let our steward in to deliver our room service order :lol enjoy your cruise :thumb and your balcony. [/QUOTE]