Balcony Cruise Ship Rooms

An example balcony for most rooms on a cruise ship.

Balcony cruise ship rooms. They are spread across the entire length of the vessel from decks 4 to 8. Book an Interior or Oceanview stateroom and receive a 25 onboard credit on 2-5 night sailings or a 50 onboard credit for 6 night sailings. Is this a bad spot.

I think the balcony rooms are perfect for families. Book a Balcony or Suite Stateroom and receive a 100 onboard credit for 2-5 night sailings or a 200 onboard credit for 6 night sailings. I dont want to fork over the extra cash for a balcony and not be completely happy.

We love how relaxing it is to sit in peace gazing out at the sea views. This varies not only by cruise line but also by ship. There are far fewer balcony cabins at the back of a ship than on the sides of a ship so you dont hear a lot of noise wafting from your neighbors.

Any comments would be wonderful. Some ships have even more but other new builds have fewer than 40 so while newer ships generally have more balconies than older ones there are a number of factors. As I remember the balcony doors are pretty much like standard patio doors -- they are very large quite heavy and have a sliding lock.

There is just enough room to spread out a bit but the rooms are. Is your priority a delightful haven of complete peace and quiet or a grand two-bedroom villa perfect for lavishly entertaining newfound friends Its your dream you pick. Depending on the ship and specific cabin the rooms feature.

Balcony Stateroom positions on Queen Elizabeth. Balcony rooms usually arent available until the fourth deck while interior cabins are available on the second deck. Oceanview cabins without balconies by contrast.