I would like to subscribe to The Points Guy newsletters and special email promotions. Neither inside nor outside cabin occupants have access to private spaces - such as the exclusive lounges, restaurants and sun decks reserved for suite guests - unless you’re a high-ranking loyalty program member on a ship with special clubs for frequent cruisers.ĭepending on the cruise line, you can save even more by letting the cruise line assign your cabin versus picking the specific cabin and location you want.
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You’ll also have free rein of all the ship’s public spaces, including bars and lounges, pools and sun decks, spa and gym, and restaurants. You’ll find the same onboard amenities in both interior and exterior cabins, including basic toiletries (soap and shampoo), linens, towels, minifridge, hair dryer, cabin safe, phone, cabin climate control, in-cabin television and access to the ship’s Wi-Fi and room service. Both types feature a bed (either one queen or two twins), a small desk/vanity area and your own private en suite bathroom. Inside and outside cabins do not differ much beyond the view.
The similarities between inside and outside cabins Here’s a guide to shed some light (literally) on the top two value options of cruising that will help keep your spending at bay while your ship’s at sea.įor cruise news, reviews and tips, sign up for TPG’s cruise newsletter. But you’ll need to decide if you can handle an interior room with no porthole or need an exterior cabin with a window to the world.ĭo you lose anything by not having a window to the outside world on a cruise? The answer depends on your travel style and budget. These cabin categories offer the most affordable cruise fares. Balcony cabins might be the most popular, but travelers looking to save when booking a cruise are likely deciding whether to choose an inside or an outside cabin.
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