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Cruise Ship Types of Cabins
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Inside Cabin
Compact space with no windows, typically 140 to 200 square feet.
Oceanview Cabin
Offers a window or porthole, size ranges from 160 to 250 square feet.
Balcony Cabin
Featuring a private balcony, sizes vary from 180 to 300 square feet, not including the balcony space.
Mini-Suite
Larger space, typically 300 to 350 square feet, includes a seating area and possibly other amenities.
Suite
Luxurious accommodation, 400+ square feet, often with separate living and sleeping areas, plus upscale amenities.
Studio Cabin
Designed for solo travelers, around 100 to 200 square feet, sometimes with access to a private lounge.
Spa Cabin
Similar in size to balcony cabins but with added spa-related amenities and decor, includes access to spa services.
Accessible Cabin
Designed for passengers with disabilities, around 200 to 350 square feet, includes features like wider doors and roll-in showers.
Family Cabin
Sized to accommodate families, can range from 200 to 450 square feet, often with bunk beds or a separate bedroom for children.
Penthouse Suite
Ultra-premium option, typically 800 to 1,200 square feet, includes top-tier amenities like butler service and a grand piano.
Aft-Facing Balcony
Balcony cabin located at the back of the ship, ranging from 200 to 400 square feet, offers panoramic views of the ship's wake.
Promenade Cabin
Internal cabin with a window facing the interior promenade, about 160 to 220 square feet, allows for people-watching.
Connecting Cabins
Two or more cabins with a connecting door, sizes vary, suitable for larger families or groups traveling together.
Single Oceanview Cabin
Designed for one person with a window, typically less than 200 square feet.
Royal Suite
The pinnacle of accommodations, usually over 1,000 square feet, features deluxe amenities like a private hot tub and multiple bedrooms.
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