The problem with the superior deluxe balcony cabins is that the balcony is completely overlooked. That in itself was not a problem for us, but you are open to the elements, so if it's raining you cannot use the balcony. Equally, there is no shade when it is really hot.
We haven't had a suite on Azura as once was enough for us. However, we always have a suite on other P&O ships and definitely think it is worth the extra cost.
We like to have a hot breakfast served by the butler in our suite and often have lunch served there as well.
The first time we had a suite was on a guarantee basis and well reduced. That in the long run has cost us, as we can't go back to a normal cabin now after having all of the little extras to make it more special.
Azura - Suite v Superior Deluxe Balcony
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The problem with the superior deluxe balcony cabins is that the balcony is completely overlooked. That in itself was not a problem for us, but you are open to the elements, so if it's raining you cannot use the balcony. Equally, there is no shade when it is really hot.
We haven't had a suite on Azura as once was enough for us. However, we always have a suite on other P&O ships and definitely think it is worth the extra cost.
We like to have a hot breakfast served by the butler in our suite and often have lunch served there as well.
The first time we had a suite was on a guarantee basis and well reduced. That in the long run has cost us, as we can't go back to a normal cabin now after having all of the little extras to make it more special.
Val