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Staterooms usually are arranged on the 2nd, 3rd or the 4th decks and fall
into mainly two categories: Standard (80% of the rooms) and Suite (20% of
the rooms). Ships built after 1990s' are equipped with private balconies
and ocean-view portholes. The size of the standard staterooms varies from
8 square meters (86 sq ft) to 16 square meters (172 sq ft) with two lower
beds, duvet, sitting area with day seats & tables and a large picture
window. All staterooms have a phone, TV, refrigerator, closets and a
private bathroom. Ships rated four stars and above have a phone and hair
drier in the bathroom. A mini-bar inside also provides bottles of wine,
soft drinks and nuts. To travel in utmost comfort and style, you will
find that suites are the most luxiourious choice. A suite usually covers
323-431 square feet with larger beds and more furniture.

Most cruise lines offer 24-hour room service at no extra charge. Room
Service usually includes: 24-hour laundry service, meal delivery,
morning-call, shoe-cleaning, massage and VIP service.

Cabin Amenities

Private bathroom with shower, outside picture windows, air-conditioning,
Closed-circuit television, ample closet space, hair drier in cabins (on
request for standard cabin on Victoria ships), SATCOM Phone

Staterooms fall into three standards:

* A: Staterooms on the 3rd deck
* B: Staterooms on the 4th deck
* C: Staterooms on the 2nd deck
Staterooms away from the engine, anchor gear, the public and
entertainment areas are ideal for a good nights sleep. On some ships,
public corridors outside the room have been converted into balconies.
(i.e. President No.1, Yangtze Paradise and Qianlong)

Related links:
Cruise Ship Gallery: For detailed descriptions of staterooms of different
ships

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