We sailed on the Carnival Sunshine for four nights in October 2022.
Our Category 4D Inside Stateroom was located on Deck 5 aft, near the back of the ship.
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Our room had two twin beds that were converted into a king bed.
Two end tables were located on each side of the bed and both end tables had a lamp, as
well as a small cabinet for storage.
A light switch was located on the wall at the head of the bed for easy control of the
room lights.
Underneath the bed, there was a good amount of space for storing luggage.
Our room had two pullman beds that were located above the main bed area.
Our JellyBean used one of the pullman beds during our cruise and the bed included a railing
for safety, a removable ladder, and a light.
The bathroom for our stateroom was located near the entrance to the room and was quite
small, like most cruise ship bathrooms.
The sink area was located on one side of the bathroom, with a trash bin located below.
Two wall-mounted shelves on each side of the sink area offered space for storing toiletries
and a small, moveable, wall-mounted make-up mirror was also available.
Overhead at the sink area, a shaver electrical outlet was available.
Opposite the sink area, the bathroom included a standard cruise ship shower with a shower curtain.
Inside the shower, dispensers with shampoo and shower gel were available.
A couple of towel racks were mounted on the bathroom walls – near the toilet – for
hanging towels and other items to dry.
Additionally, there were three hooks mounted on the inside of the bathroom door.
A wall-mounted hook and the room's temperature control system were located on the wall just
outside the bathroom door.
Our room’s closets were also located near the entrance to the room.
The three closets were relatively standard-sized for a cruise ship and provided a good amount
of storage for our family.
The first closet had an upper shelf and hangers available.
The bottom portion of the closet was used for storing life jackets.
The second closet also had an upper shelf and hangers available.
And the third closet had three shelves and a full-length mirror on the inside of the door.
Between the closets and the bed, a small cabinet contained the room’s refrigerator
and the room’s safe, which could be locked with a personal code.
The room’s TV was located above the cabinet and a small, triangular shelf was situated
above the TV.
The TV featured 24 channels, with about half the channels dedicated to Carnival information,
cruise and ship information, and ship cameras.
Two complimentary movie channels rotated movies each day during the cruise.
A schedule of movies was available through the TV.
The rest of the channels featured CBS News, Cartoon Network, HGTV, Food Network, Travel
Channel, and more.
The TV’s channel guide always displayed the current date and time.
A desk with a mirror was located across from the foot of the bed.
The desk area had a stool-type chair and a wastebasket;
five drawers for storage, including one drawer that contained a small hair dryer;
a phone that displayed our room number and the current date and time;
two Type B outlets and a multi-type international outlet;
and drinking glasses and a metal tray.
A sticker provided a QR code that could be scanned to see the ship’s Room Service menu.
And a QR code directory at the desk could be scanned for quick access to safety information,
stateroom cleaning, and more.