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CHOOSING YOUR CRUISE CABIN

editor — Sat, 01 Apr 2017 17:57:00 +0000

Modern cruise ship staterooms are nothing like the small, cramped staterooms found just a few years ago. While cabins typically vary in size according to price, most contemporary cruise ships have staterooms that hover around the 150- to 180-square-foot mark and increase in size from there. Suites, obviously, offer the most personal space, but also come with the highest cost. These can contain marbled bathrooms, private dining areas, and even your very own baby grand piano not to mention butler service, private elevators, you name it. For most of us, though, a standard stateroom will be our likely home. Most

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Cruise Cabin Size by Square Foot

editor — Sat, 01 Apr 2017 00:45:00 +0000

The size of a cabin is described in terms of square feet. This number may not mean a lot unless you want to mark it out on your floor at home. But to give you an idea: 120-square-feet and under is low end and cramped, 180-square-feet is the typical size of your average big ship stateroom, and suites on luxury ships start around 250-square-feet and go up from there. The current reigning king of the suite is Regent Seven Seas: Their new Seven Seas Explorer has the largest seagoing suite in the world, measuring an astonishing 3,875 square feet, the

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