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Accommodations

Layout: All staterooms have gleaming wood cabinetry and paneling accents that provide adequate storage for a casual cruise in Hawaii. All except inside cabins have sitting areas. Even though they are on the small side, inside staterooms are cheery and have colorful Hawaiian-inspired prints. Strategically placed mirrors create an open feeling in the rooms. One of the most desirable of all features is a private balcony, and Pride of America has 660 of them.

Amenities: Wood cabinetry conceals a small refrigerator in all cabins, and you'll also find a tea/coffeemaker, personal safe, duvet on the beds, telephone with voice mail, and a hair dryer mounted over the dressing table. Wi-Fi access is available throughout the ship for an extra charge. Bathrooms have limited storage, but you'll find basic toiletries, including shampoo and soap in dispensers.

Suites: Stepping up the level of luxurious amenities and available space, deluxe penthouses, owner's suites, and the grand suite are some of the chicest digs at sea. Some have walk-in closets, double vanities and whirlpool bathtub, and entertainment centers with DVD players. Some balconies have hot tubs and sun beds. Butlers and a concierge are at the service of suite occupants.

Good to Know: For large families, family penthouses and family suites—as well as many interconnecting standard staterooms and suites—are ideal quarters that offer space and privacy for all. Twenty-two staterooms are wheelchair accessible.