Layout: While there are more than two-dozen stateroom and suite categories from which to choose, cabins really fall into eight configurations. At the top are the Queens Grill suite categories, which have the most luxurious amenities; next are the Princess Grill sutes; finally come the standard staterooms (some with a balcony) as well as inside cabins, whose passengers dine in the Britannia Restaurant. The majority of the cabins fall into the standard categories. More than 86% of staterooms on the ship are outside and 76% have private balconies. All are designed with ample closet and storage spaces, and even the least expensive outside categories have a small sitting area. Private balconies are furnished with chairs, table, and some have loungers.
Amenities: All passengers are greeted upon embarkation with sparkling wine or champagne and will find a refrigerator, safe, hair dryer, fresh fruit basket, bath toiletries, slippers, and a bathrobe for use during the cruise. Butlers are on hand to attend to Queens Grill occupants, whose bars are stocked with spirits, wines, and soft drinks.
Good to Know: Fourteen cabins are wheelchair accessible.
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