Pull-out sofa beds can be excellent or so-so, but in any event are always more convenient than bunkbeds! And the cabin stewards don't leave them pulled out all the time -- just at night. During the day they are put back as seating, which makes the cabin more convenient for everybody. If by chance your mother can't sleep comfortably on the pull-out, you or your husband can trade with her -- just ask the cabin steward to take the queen bed apart into the two singles, and you will then have 3 individual beds. (Queen beds are made up by shoving two individual beds together.) Have a great trip!
My sister did and she said it was fine (only problem is make sure you don't hit your head on the ceiling, and be careful on the ladder). we cruised on the Explorer of the Seas and their pull out bed was like a bunk bed but it was still nice.Pull out beds on Liberty of the Seas?
i have sailed on liberty of the seas
and the pull out bed was pretty comfortable
but like what the previous person said watch out for the ceiling
It will depend on your room type whether you have the pullman bed (which is a pull-down bunk bed) or a sofa bed. Make sure you check with the travel agent before going on the cruise to make sure that your specific room has the sofa bed. Believe it or not, it actually happens a lot of the time that people don't realize which one they have, and when you get there, if they don't have any available rooms, you will be stuck with it.
Now, the only thing that might be an issue is that the sofa bed might be low to the ground. I'm not familiar with the specific ship, but on some they are pretty low, and I'm not sure what her limitations are with that.
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