What is another word for 'Cabin'?

Question

You know the kind you find in ships, mainly the first class kind?

plz don't ask why!

Answer 1

Yea a  berth ,i think.

Answer 2

On a fishing boat we call them Folksholes.

Answer 3

Berth

Answer 4

Stateroom.

Answer 5

saloon

Answer 6

Staterooms on the large cruise ships.

Even the cheapest inside cabins called staterooms but the expensive ones are more like suites with their own private balconies.

Answer 7

Revenue space.  The hard bottom line of class.

Answer 8

I always thought it was a "Bridge"?

Answer 9

Shed

Answer 10

First class cabins on ships are often called "staterooms".

Answer 11

cot, shanty, shack, cottage. 6. quarters, compartment.

Answer 12

Dana, that would definately be Stateroom.

Quarters refer to someone of importance specific to the ship,boat or yacht...as in Captains Quarters...NOT Stateroom, Owners Quarters  OR  Stateroom. Guest Quarters is used sometimes and this is an incorrect association mostly born of flattery and false importance. The proper referance is guest Stateroom or Cabin.

A Berth is simply a bunk or bed and may be...but most often is not protected by a door or curtain.

On Private Yachts the Cabin or sitting area below decks can often be referred to as the Salon or Saloon.

You're looking for STATEROOM...

Answer 13

Stateroom (bedroom), Saloon (living room) and the one that is up fwd: Fo'c'sle (variant spelling of forecastle - traditionally referred to as 'crew's quarters').

Answer 14

hole.

Answer 15

hut / lodge

Answer 16

shed!

Answer 17

A berth.

Answer 18

alphabet

Answer 19

Saloon= the place on a boat where the bar is located.

Stateroom= where the captain sleeps.

Berth= where the crew sleeps.

Cabin=a nice log house in the woods.

Answer 20

quarters, bedroom, suite.

Answer 21

gully

Answer 22

staterooms or quarters I guess...

Answer 23

Hut

Answer 24

been chatting with hubby we both agree it's a stateroom and saloon x

Answer 25

It would be a STATEROOM...  

a "Berth" is the BED itself, a "V-Berth" is found in the fo'c'sle, there are Full Berths and Quarter Berths... "Berthing" is a room or "compartment" full of beds.  EVERY "room" or "space" on a ship is called a "compartment"

"Steerage" is a classification of status...

I did 15 years on and off US Naval ships, and am a Aviation and Surface Warfare specialist as well as a qualified OOD (Officer Of the Deck).  I then did three years with Princess Lines as a OOD.

Answer 26

Suite

Answer 27

steerage

stateroom

bunkroom

quarters