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• Edge Stateroom with Infinite Veranda (E2)

  $6,959.64 · 8 remaining

  Location & Deck Placement

  • The E2 category on the Celebrity Edge is labelled as Edge Stateroom with Infinite Veranda – Category E2. 
  • According to the deck-plan, E2 cabins are located on Decks 7 & 8. 
  • Because these are “Infinite Veranda” cabins (see next section), location may matter for view, noise, or traffic (e.g., cabins very forward may feel more motion; very low decks might be near lifeboats or public walkways).

  Stateroom Description & Features

  Category: Edge Stateroom with Infinite Veranda (E2)

  Size (typical): Approximately 202 sq ft interior + 42 sq ft veranda. 

  Occupancy: Standard is 2 guests, though some may be able to accommodate 3 or 4 (via sofa bed/trundle) depending on the exact layout. 

  Key Features & Highlights:

  • The defining feature is the Infinite Veranda®, a design where the balcony doors slide away and merge the indoor room space with the outdoor veranda space, giving a more “open-air” feel. 
  • Bed layout: Two lower beds that convert into a king-size (Cashmere collection) mattress. Some E2 staterooms may include a sofa bed or trundle for additional guests. 
  • Balcony/veranda: The outdoor space is around 42 sq ft (varies slightly by exact cabin) giving you a private seating area facing the sea. The veranda is part of the “Infinite Veranda” concept so it feels larger. 
  • Amenities:

    • Private bathroom with shower
    • Mini-fridge (additional charges may apply)
    • Interactive flat-screen TV
    • Individual safe
    • Hairdryer, air-conditioning, storage space and wardrobe
    • Many modern touches (e.g., 100% Egyptian-cotton linens, etc.) 

  Pros of this cabin type:

  • You get a balcony/sea-view (via the infinite veranda) with more indoor-outdoor flow than a standard veranda cabin.
  • The approx 202 sq ft interior size is competitive for mainstream cruise balconies, a good value.
  • Decks 7/8 typically place you above some of the major public-area noise on lower decks and below the very top decks (which sometimes carry higher motion or have special suites).
  • The location in a “mid-deck” band means less motion than the very bottom decks (ideally) and easier access to ship’s amenities (mid-ship is usually preferable to extreme forward or aft).

  Things to Consider / Booking Tips

  • Deck & Location: Even within category E2, cabins on Deck 7 vs Deck 8 may feel slightly different (e.g., Deck 7 might be closer to certain public areas or have slightly more motion). If you have preferences (higher deck, less noise, mid-ship) check the deck-plan after you have cabin number.
  • Obstructed Views: Some E2 staterooms are marked as having “obstructed views”, check your specific cabin number and ask if view or obstruction applies. For example, staterooms 7222, 7225, 7244, 7247, etc., may have obstructions. 
  • Noise Considerations: Because these cabins are mid-deck and may be near public corridors, elevators, or other amenities, you may want to request a room away from elevator banks or high-traffic areas if sound matters to you.
  • Motion Sensitivity: While Deck 7/8 is generally good, if you are very motion-sensitive you might prefer a slightly lower deck (but still mid-ship) or ensure that the cabin is mid-ship rather than far forward.
  • Balcony size & view: The 42 sq ft veranda is good but not huge; if having a very large balcony is important you may want to check higher category cabins (e.g., “Prime” or “Sunset” verandas) which may offer larger outdoor space.
  • Guest capacity: If you plan for 3 or 4 guests in the cabin, confirm that your specific E2 stateroom allows sofa bed/trundle and ensure that 3-4 would be comfortable given room size.

  Summary

  The E2 category “Edge Stateroom with Infinite Veranda” on the Celebrity Edge offers a smart balance of comfort, modern design, and value: you get a balcony-style room with indoor-outdoor flow, a nicely sized interior, and a location on Decks 7 and 8. If you check your cabin number and ensure you like its exact placement (mid-ship, view, deck), this is a very appealing choice for many cruisers.