Which Cruise Ships Have the Largest Cabins?

As cruise ships continue to grow in size, the number of bumper-sized cabins has increased, giving guests plenty of room to spread out and relax as they holiday on the world’s oceans. All the major cruise liners now boast an impressive array of differently-sized cabins and staterooms, from small and cosy single rooms to massive family suites with all the mod cons you’d expect at home.

Alongside dining options, on-board entertainment and itineraries, cabin size is among the most important factors for holidaymakers when selecting which cruise ship to holiday aboard. For those who like to spend a lot of time in the privacy of their own cabin, having plenty of space is of foremost importance – so knowing which cruise ships and lines boast the biggest cabins can help make the booking decision that bit easier.

And rather than sifting through brochures and websites, comparing cruise ship cabin sizes, we’ve done the legwork for you, compiling all the information in these easy-to-read tables.

7 Largest Suites on the Seas

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If you and your family are looking for the most luxurious and spacious stay on the seas, here are the seven largest suites available aboard the major cruise lines. With massive bedrooms, great shared spaces, amazing balconies and incredible amenities, these suites are the perfect place to relax and unwind on the open ocean.

Line	Suite	Size	Ships	Features
Norwegian Cruise Line	Haven 3 Bedroom Garden Villa	4,251-6,695 sq ft	Norwegian Dawn Norwegian Star Norwegian Jewel Norwegian Jade Norwegian Gem Norwegian Pearl	Dedicated concierge Butler service Three bedrooms Three bathrooms Baby grand piano Private garden
Royal Caribbean	Royal Loft Suite	2,253-2,474 sq ft	Allure of the Seas Harmony of the Seas Oasis of the Seas Anthem of the Seas Ovation of the Seas Quantum of the Seas	Complimentary dining Personal assistant Concierge service Exclusive sun deck
Cunard Cruises	Queen’s Grill Penthouse	2,249 sq ft	Queen Mary 2	Dedicated concierge Butler service Exclusive lounge access Exclusive dining Canapés
Royal Caribbean	Presidential Family Suite	2,014-2,025 sq ft	Freedom of the Seas Liberty of the Seas	Concierge club access Personal assistant Two bedrooms Two bathrooms Daily hors d’oeuvres
Cunard Cruises	Queen’s Grill Suite	2,131 sq ft	Queen Victoria Queen Elizabeth	Dedicated concierge Butler service Complimentary wine Board games Canapés
Celebrity Cruises	Reflection Suite	1,830 sq ft	Celebrity Reflection	Personal butler Private restaurant and lounge access Complimentary spirits
Princess Cruises	Family Suite with Balcony	1,781 sq ft	Diamond Princess Sapphire Princess Star Princess	Exclusive lounge access Daily hors d’oeuvres

The Largest Standard Cabins

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If you don’t have a bottomless pit of money for the holiday fund, the massive suites might be slightly outside of your budget. But that doesn’t mean you should be strapped for space when relaxing in your on-board cabin – we’ve scoured the stats sheets to identify the largest standard cabins across all the major cruise lines.

	Cabin	Size	Ships
Azamara Cruises	Club Verandah Stateroom	215 sq ft	Azamara Journey Azamara Quest
Carnival Cruises	Havana Cabana	245 sq ft	Carnival Vista
Celebrity Cruises	Family Veranda Stateroom	678 sq ft	Celebrity Solstice Celebrity Equinox Celebrity Eclipse Celebrity Silhouette Celebrity Reflection
Cunard Cruises	Britannia Balcony Stateroom	242-472 sq ft	Queen Elizabeth Queen Victoria Queen Mary 2
Disney Cruises	Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah	263 sq ft	Disney Dream Disney Fantasy
Fred Olsen Cruises	Deluxe Balcony	225 sq ft	Braemar
Holland America	Verandah Stateroom	420 sq ft	Koningsdam
MSC Cruises	Balcony Cabins	42 sq m	MSC Divina MSC Fantasia MSC Preziosa MSC Splendida
Norwegian Cruise Line	Aft-Facing Balcony Stateroom	262 sq ft	Norwegian Star
P&O Cruises	Super Deluxe Balcony Stateroom	317 sq ft	Azura Ventura
Princess Cruises	Balcony Stateroom	307 sq ft	Diamond Princess Sapphire Princess
Royal Caribbean	Family Ocean View Stateroom	481 sq ft	Enchantment of the Seas

It is also worth noting that some cabins of the same class aboard the same ship can vary in size. To be in with a better chance of securing the largest cabin aboard your upcoming sailing, have a chat with the Cruise1st UK team and they’ll try their best to find you the perfect home away from home. Also, Cruise Ship Deck Plan details the differing sizes of cabins aboard the major cruise liners.

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Please note: the information in this guide is subject to change at any time. All information collected from Cruise Critic, iCruise and the cruise lines’ official sites.