Pride of America Obstructed Oceanview Stateroom OK

The comfort and size of the stateroom was good. It was the average size we would expect on a cruise ship. The view was a bit more obstructed than we had thought, but since we spend so little time in the room, this was not an issue. The BIG issue we had was that from the second evening through the last day of the 7 day cruise our room smelled heavily of sewage. That's right, sewage. The best solution a few days in was a fan, which helped temporarily (as long as we kept the door to the hallway open). The smell was so bad that we would wake up gagging in the middle of the night. Happy honeymooning for us!

Oceanview

Of course would like a bit more room, but didn't spend a lot of time in the room other than rest or sleep. Adequate for that. Not enough channels on TV, couldn't watch football unless we went to one of the bars.

Tiny room with obstructed view which I actually paid $300 more extra that I bid for. They Never told me I'd bid on a crappy room.

The view was VERY obstructed but we did have a few inches of a view in between the life boats. They were constantly doing work on the life boats or the mechanisms around them. On the day in Kona where we had to tender to shore, they used the two life boats outside out window and it was very early and load to unload them.