TV's are 19 inch, making an improvement over the tiny ones on standard cabins on prior RCI ships. Again, they are swivel mounted on the vanity, able to be tilted to whichever portion of the room or verandah from which you happen to be watching. TV's now sport interactive programming, permitting passengers to book shore excursions, order wine, order room service and to check, stateroom accounts. Movies, in several languages show constantly. Celebrity's influence is demonstrated with the introduction of pay per view movies.
Bathrooms are typically small.
The shower now sports clamshell sliding doors instead of the curtains which always tended to wrap around you. One small cabinet provides space for personal items, with a shelf running full width beneath the sink. Sliding glass doors provide access to the private verandah. Doors now sport a double locking mechanism, and may be locked open in any position, permitting passengers to crack the door a bit, without concern for the safety of small children wandering, unbidden, to the verandah area. Compared to those on the Vision Class Ships, the verandah is more private, and lacks the gaps between them that I called to attention on the Rhapsody of the Seas.