I wouldn’t suggest doing this is anyone has difficulty climbing a ladder to the top bunks, and those beds do get hot since heat rises. I think you could do one upper bunk and convert the sofa into a bed but we like having the sofa to sit on when we aren’t sleeping. With four people, we’ve usually done two upper Pullman bunks. It’s really not that big of a deal if you need to save money in order to go on the trip. There is plenty of mirror space for us to get ready. Some of us shower at night and some in the morning and we just take turns. We use the provided closets and drawers to put our luggage away so it gives us more floor space. Having a balcony is nice, but honestly we’re only ever in the cabin to sleep or hang out at the balcony. The one time I went on Radiance, I stayed with two other people in our room. To offer another perspective, I think I’ve only done one cruise out five with only two people in the room, the rest have always been with three or four people (and mostly all in groups of women).
