Cruise ship accommodations

Usage examples of cabins.

Succumbing after their midday meal to the heat of the afternoon they had returned to their cabins, leaving her alone on deck with her watercolours.

Warm lemonade and scented washcloths were followed by lunch and then as the boat cast off and headed once more upstream, the passengers retired either to their cabins or to the sun beds on the upper deck.

The two corridors on the boat, off which the ten cabins led, were empty.

Most of the others were below in the shade or asleep in their cabins content to rest after the strenuous morning.

Behind him the crowd was dispersing as one by one the other passengers made their way nervously back to their own cabins, looking uncomfortably around them as they went.

She could sense the emptiness around her, the deserted cabins, the lack of distant bustle.

Crew quarters nestled in the upper hull groove, a chrome-silver toroid equipped with lounges, cabins, a small hangar for the atmospheric flyer, fusion generators, fuel, life-support units.

Rings of crude wooden cabins sprang up around all of the dumpers, looking as if they were rafts floating on a sea of mud.

The bridge and individual crew cabins were at the front, with the two cargo holds occupying the wings, and an ion-field flyer stored in a small hangar on the port side.

Capsules B, C, and D, the lower spheres, were split into four decks apiece, with the two middle levels following a basic layout of cabins, a lounge, galley, and bathroom.

Two months ago, when the frantic urgency which governed Aberdale while the cabins were going up and the fields were being levelled had abated, he had taught her how to ride.

A few cabins had yellow lights glimmering inside, but the village was deathly quiet.

She scampered off between the rows of cabins, long, slender legs flying in a shaky gait that looked as though she was perpetually about to lose her balance.

A black silhouette fluttered between the cabins in the distance behind the priest.

They reached the cabins just as some kind of commotion started down by the jetty: shouting, the splash of something heavy falling into the river.