Cabin types & grades
Picking the right cabin can be the difference between a good cruise and an unforgettable one! The perfect choice can make you more comfortable, help you save money and really shape your overall experience.
Just as cruise ships come in a range of sizes and types, so do the cabins within them. A ship cabin is similar to a hotel room, in that there’s a variety of choices when it comes to extra amenities, views and facilities, depending on your tastes and budget.
- Interior Cabin
These cabins are tucked away in the heart of the ship, so there aren’t any windows or natural light – but that’s part of their charm! They’re cosy, bright, and a brilliant choice if you’d like to keep your budget for all the exciting experiences during your cruise.
I Grade Interior Cabins
- Located towards the forward or aft ends of the ship (located on the lower deck positions on Balmoral)
- Great value for guests who want comfort at the best price
H Grade Interior Cabins
- Positioned generally midship and may be on a higher deck (positioned forward on Balmoral on deck 6 and midship & aft on Balmoral on deck 5)
- Priced slightly higher for added stability and convenience
(Prices are based on two people sharing an interior cabin.)
- Ocean View
These cabins are located on the lower decks and feature a charming window or porthole with views of the sea. While the window doesn’t open, it’s perfect for enjoying sunrises, sunsets and watching beautiful coastlines drift by.
Ocean View Cabin Grades
- F Grade
- Porthole windows
- Lowest decks, some forward/aft
- Lowest price
- E Grade
- Picture window
- Forward/aft ends
- Slightly higher price than F
- D Grade
- Midship position (also forward & aft D grade cabins available on Balmoral on deck 5)
- Higher price due to stability and convenience
Superior Ocean View Cabins
- A Grade (Balmoral)
- 165–200 sq ft
- Forward deck 8, mid-aft deck 5 & mid-forward deck 4
- Premium pricing
- B & C Grade (Balmoral)
- Around 165 sq ft
- Adapted cabins available in Grade B
- B grade on deck 6 & deck 8
- Mid-tier pricing
- C Grade (Borealis & Bolette)
- 190 sq ft
- Adapted cabins available
- Mid-tier pricing
- B Grade (Borealis & Bolette)
- 214 sq ft
- Mostly midship
- Highest price among Superior Ocean View for Borealis & Bolette
- Prices are based on two people sharing an interior cabin, and location (midship vs forward/aft) plus size and window type are the main factors influencing cost.
- Note that some ocean view cabins also look out over the terrace and the sea but don’t have direct access to the promenade.
Terrace Cabin - Bolette & Borealis - (adapted Terrace cabins available)
- Step outside your door onto a covered walkway along the ship’s side – perfect for a stroll or watching the world go by.
Fresh air is just a few steps away! - These cabins are on The Promenade, Deck 3.
Balcony Junior Suites on Bolette & Borealis (adapted suites available)
- These suites are around 280-290 sq ft and are generally located on the higher decks at the forward or aft end the ships so will be slightly cheaper than a Balcony Suite due the positioning of these cabins.
Balcony Suites on Bolette & Borealis
- These suites are around 280-290 sq ft and are generally located midships on Highland Deck, 6. However, there are a few cabins located on a deck higher on Bridge deck 7 on Borealis. Due to the midship and higher deck locations, these cabins will be priced higher.
Balcony Suites on Balmoral
Balcony Cabin
- 248–260 sq ft
- Located aft on Balmoral
- Private balcony with stunning views
Balcony Junior Suite
- 279 sq ft
- Higher decks, midship (adapted suites available)
- More space and prime position
Superior Suite
- 341 sq ft
- Midship location
- Larger living area for added comfort
Marquee Suite
- 400–472 sq ft
- Highland Deck 10, midship
- Elegant and spacious
Premier Suite
- 601 sq ft
- Highland Deck 10, midship
- Ultimate luxury with generous space
Owner’s Suite
- 1,181 sq ft (only 2 available!)
- The most exclusive and spacious accommodation on board
(Prices are based on 2 people sharing a cabin)
Prices vary based on size, position, and view – midship and larger cabins tend to cost more.
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