Discover published sets by community

Compact space with no windows, typically 140 to 200 square feet.

Offers a window or porthole, size ranges from 160 to 250 square feet.

Designed for one person with a window, typically less than 200 square feet.

Sized to accommodate families, can range from 200 to 450 square feet, often with bunk beds or a separate bedroom for children.

Luxurious accommodation, 400+ square feet, often with separate living and sleeping areas, plus upscale amenities.

Ultra-premium option, typically 800 to 1,200 square feet, includes top-tier amenities like butler service and a grand piano.

Designed for solo travelers, around 100 to 200 square feet, sometimes with access to a private lounge.

Designed for passengers with disabilities, around 200 to 350 square feet, includes features like wider doors and roll-in showers.

Balcony cabin located at the back of the ship, ranging from 200 to 400 square feet, offers panoramic views of the ship's wake.

Similar in size to balcony cabins but with added spa-related amenities and decor, includes access to spa services.

Two or more cabins with a connecting door, sizes vary, suitable for larger families or groups traveling together.

Featuring a private balcony, sizes vary from 180 to 300 square feet, not including the balcony space.

The pinnacle of accommodations, usually over 1,000 square feet, features deluxe amenities like a private hot tub and multiple bedrooms.

Internal cabin with a window facing the interior promenade, about 160 to 220 square feet, allows for people-watching.