One of the most important parts about going on a cruise is picking the perfect cabin as this will be your home away from home.
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INSIDE
INSIDE
This is the smallest-sized room, which doesn’t contain a window.
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OUTSIDE
OUTSIDE
This is also known as an oceanview room and contains a window or porthole with a view to the outside.
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BALCONY
BALCONY
This is a room that features a balcony, allowing you to step outside without having to venture to the top deck.
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SUITE
SUITE
This is a larger cabin, often containing a separate living and sleeping area and a wide variety of extra services and perks. More often than not, suites will also feature a balcony or veranda.
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Direct Concierge Service
Direct Concierge Service
A concierge is someone that takes care of your practical matters when on your cruise. They will be involved in making dinner and spa reservations, booking excursions and any other requests on the front desk. Some ships have a separate desk for concierge services in an exclusive lounge where passengers can relax in private and enjoy welcome drinks and nibbles.
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Butler Service
Butler Service
Choosing a suite stateroom can enhance your cruise with onboard Butler services, but it's crucial to research as these amenities vary. Some Butlers offer extensive assistance, including room service, minibar restocking, in-cabin dining, and packing services. They may also arrange special touches like rose petal baths, in-suite cocktails, and expedited laundry.
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Spa Suites
Spa Suites
Spa suites originated from Costa cruise line and quickly became a popular choice of accommodation for those seeking ultimate relaxation on their cruise. Guests staying in Spa Suites will have complimentary access to spa facilities, discounts on Spa treatments, speciality bath products, fluffy bathrobes, yoga mats and extra room service options which often include a variety of sophisticated healthy dining choices.
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Cabin category prices
Cabin category prices
Cruise ship cabin prices vary widely depending on the cruise line. Typically, there's about a £200 difference between categories. For instance, an Inside cabin might cost £449, a Balcony £679, and a Family Suite £879. A top tip for accommodations is to watch for special offers and upgrades, as some cruise lines frequently provide promotions that could make a balcony cabin affordable, even if it's not initially in your budget.