Most cruise lines have many variations of each category type, some going up to 20 subcategories or more. Most of the suites will also have a balcony. Suite: the more spacious option, with a separate living and sleeping area and bigger than the balcony cabins.Balcony Cabins: more spacious than the inside / outside cabins, with a veranda where you can sunbathe or have morning coffee.These are often similar to the inside cabins in size. Outside / Ocean view cabins: similar to the inside cabin but with a window or porthole (round window) to the outside.Inside / interior cabins: no window to the outside and normally the smallest sized room, as well as the most affordable.There are four principal types of cruise ship cabins: On a ship, the room is called a cabin (or incorrectly called a “stateroom” by some) and it is where you will be sleeping, similar to a hotel room, but often much smaller. What are the different cruise cabin types on a ship? In this post, we will cover all of it and more, in order for you to make the right decision when choosing your cabin.
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So how to choose a cabin? You will usually do so based on the type of cabins (Inside, Outside, Balcony & Suite), the cabin size (average from 9m2 (97 sq ft) to 209 m2 (2,249 sq ft) and cabin location (Aft, Mid or Front) and, of course, your budget! Even if you spend a significant part of the day with your eyes shut, choosing the right cabin is important.
Choosing the right cruise cabin to suit your needs is really important, as you should feel at home when at sea.
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