Question about Stena to Holyhead

Rasmus · 02-07-2014 1:52pm #1

If booking for 4 on the overnight sailing to Holyhead, does one book 4x 4-berth cabins, or a 1 x 4-berth cabin? Sounds obvious probably but I am genuinely unsure.
Thanks

Tabnabs · 02-07-2014 1:55pm

1 x 4 berth cabin.

1 berth = 1 bed/bunk.

Rasmus · 02-07-2014 1:59pm

Tabnabs wrote: »

1 x 4 berth cabin.

1 berth = 1 bed/bunk.

Thanks, it just seems too reasonable.

zagmund · 02-07-2014 2:58pm

Note that the trip is only 3h30, so you only get a few hours use. There are sailings at 2030 (getting in at midnight so I guess you are unlikely to need a sleep on that one) and 0215 (getting in at 0545).

It's worth getting a cabin (in my view) for the comfort, but I don't think you will get a long nights sleep.

z

Rasmus · 02-07-2014 3:05pm

zagmund wrote: »

Note that the trip is only 3h30, so you only get a few hours use. There are sailings at 2030 (getting in at midnight so I guess you are unlikely to need a sleep on that one) and 0215 (getting in at 0545).

It's worth getting a cabin (in my view) for the comfort, but I don't think you will get a long nights sleep.

z

Ah yeah I know thanks. When booking online, they asked ''are you sure you have booked enough berths for your group?'' so I second-guessed my choice.

scudzilla · 02-07-2014 10:10pm

zagmund wrote: »

Note that the trip is only 3h30, so you only get a few hours use. There are sailings at 2030 (getting in at midnight so I guess you are unlikely to need a sleep on that one) and 0215 (getting in at 0545).

It's worth getting a cabin (in my view) for the comfort, but I don't think you will get a long nights sleep.

z

we always get a cabin on night sailings, sure the ferry is 3hrs 30mins but most of the time you're on board at least 45mins before departure so ya get a good 4hrs kip

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