Travel Freak:

We were in a category C Horizon suite last April. This particular category is identical to lower category suites, except for the fact that the balcony is deeper. We were in suite 784, to be exact. Sorry, but we don't have a picture.

When we cruise the Voyager again, we will book a lower category, as our particular "C" suite was subject to vibrations at over 14.5 knots, which increased with speed and became a "shaking" motion at much over 20 knots. Some fellow guests in this category (and the higher category, larger "end suites") reported the same thing, while others in this category say they did not have this problem in stern located suites. And I believe all of them, as I know how vibration problems can be elusive, as I've tried to chase them down in cars before, and know how different they are ---- even in different areas inside a car.

I hope some poster who has been in category C on the Voyager since April will come along and assure us that the problem has been fixed, as otherwise the suite was great. But until that time, and since I can't determine what part of the category C area above the stern vibrates and what part does not, I would avoid it for now.

Thanks,
Richard :) :)