Are you considering a vacation on the water, but don’t know which type of room is right for you? Royal Caribbean Cruises offer a variety of cabin types, each with its own unique set of benefits. In this blog post, we will compare the different types of cabins available on Royal Caribbean cruises, particularly on the Oasis and Quantum Class ships, so that you can discuss with your travel agent the one that is perfect for your dream getaway.
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Oasis-class ships are some of the largest cruise ships in the world and feature a wide range of outdoor amenities, including multiple pools, a kiddie splash zone, surfing simulators, a miniature golf course, a basketball court, a zip line, and more. Inside the ship, you’ll find a variety of lounges, bars, restaurants, shops, and casinos, as well as a spa and showroom with Broadway-style shows.
The Quantum-class ships are Royal Caribbean’s latest and most innovative class of ships, featuring unique and exciting features that set them apart from other ship classes. One of the most notable differences is that Quantum-class ships are designed to be more versatile, with more indoor attractions that can be enjoyed regardless of the weather. This makes them ideal for cruising in any season and at any destination.
If you’re looking for an affordable option, an interior stateroom is a great choice. These rooms are the least expensive option when booking a cabin and can often save you considerable amounts of money compared to an ocean view or higher-level cabin. Of course, you will be sacrificing that ocean view, but you’ll still have all the same amenities and comforts as other staterooms, just in a smaller space.
The interior stateroom layouts vary slightly, depending on your party’s size. If there are three guests, the interior room will include two twin beds which can convert into a large queen bed and a single sofa bed. However, if you book an interior room for four guests, there are bunk-beds for passengers three and four.
Standard ocean-view staterooms are the most affordable option for a view and offer a window to see the ocean. On average, they are about 18-20% larger than an interior cabin but still smaller than a balcony cabin. Standard ocean-view staterooms typically have two twin beds that can be pushed together to form a large queen, a small sitting area with a sofa or chairs, and a bathroom with a shower. The four guest configuration includes a double sofa bed instead of a single. Some may also have a small desk area.
The Oasis ships even offer a virtual balcony stateroom that provides a floor-to-ceiling view of the passing ocean in real-time.
As anyone who has sailed on a modern cruise ship knows, a balcony cabin is the preferred way to travel. When it comes to balcony cabins, Royal Caribbean is delivering huge numbers of balcony cabins on all its newest ships. My favorite balcony cabin is the oceanview, but there are additional and less costly options that view into the beautiful promenade and boardwalk as well.
The cabin traditionally offers two twin beds that can be converted into a larger queen bed, as well as a sleeper sofa and desk. The four guest configuration includes a double sofa bed instead of a single. The cabin will also have a large balcony with two chairs and a small table.
Whichever stateroom you choose for your getaway, you can rest assured that the following amenities carry across all of them. Whether you’re in an interior stateroom or a luxury suite, you know you will get these additional top-notch amenities:
For those staying in luxury suites, depending on the specific ship, guests can expect extra amenities like access to exclusive sun decks, premiere dining and entertainment reservations, concierge services, and more.
If you’re looking for a fantastic vacation experience, booking a cabin on a Royal Caribbean cruise is a great option. With a variety of ships and cabin types to choose from, you can find the perfect one to suit your needs and budget.
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