Do any of the river cruises accomodate 3 people in 1 cabin?

[teony20]

Curious of any of the river cruise lines would be able to accomodate my husband and myself with our adult daughter in 1 room.

[YoungDubFan]

You would have to check with the individual cruise lines. I don't think most of them do. It may be possible in the largest suite on board.

[QueenofEverything]

I have not seen any. There are some lines that have ships with single rooms and others that don't charge a singles supplement on selected cruises.

[Host Jazzbeau]

Tauck Bridges and Uniworld's Multigenerational River Cruises are family-oriented cruises, but I don't think their boats have 3-person cabins. AMA has recently announced a partnership with Disney and has designed one of their new ships (AmaViola) specifically for families, complete with connecting cabins, which are unique in the world of river cruising:

http://www.cruisecritic.com/news/news.cfm?ID=6299

Selected sailings on AmaViola will be Disney cruises, but the rest of the year those connecting cabins should be available at regular AMA prices.

[steamboats]

The most triple occupancy cabins are offered by A-Rosa. All other German river cruise lines do have a couple of triple or quad cabins (mainly 2 to 4).

 

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[jklc123]

Some of the suites on Uniworld's SS Catherine and SS Maria Theresa can accommodate 3 pax. Our suite on the Catherine had a love seat that we thought would open to a single bed, although moving around with it made up as a bed would be a little difficult, I think.

[beesKate]

An option to trying to fit 3 people in one cabin could be to look at cruises where the single supplement is waived. Uniworld does this fairly regularly, and just announced 2016 single-supplement waived cruise dates. That way, for the same price (kind of, I don't know how a 3-per cabin room would be priced)... anyway, you'd get 2 cabins.

[notamermaid]

CroisiEurope has triple occupancy on many ships, but the German website gives the third bed as an "upper bed". The Belvedere I cruised on has connecting cabins. As steamboat has pointed out ARosa is a good "place" to try for triple occupancy. If I may note also: Arosa might be a better demographic range when taking your daughter than some other lines. Worth checking out with a good TA what would suit you best.

 

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[YoungDubFan]

I would look at lines that waive the single supplement. Many of the lines do this for many itineraries. I know Avalon does it frequently. This would give you 2 cabins and 2 bathrooms and you could book either next to each other - they don't have connecting doors or across the hall from each other.

[steamboats]

I just read here that the new AMAStella and AMAViola will offer 12 staterooms with triple occupancy. They are connecting so two connect for two cabins with a family of max 6 people. There will be also 4 Suites for 4 people.

 

Adventures by Disney is featuring 7 river cruises next year on these new ships.

 

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[Host Jazzbeau]

For more information about the design of the new AMA ships that will be used on the Disney cruises (but will also sail many non-Disney itineraries), see this Cruise Critic article:

http://www.cruisecritic.com/blog/index.php/2015/08/07/just-back-from-amawaterways-amaserena-hits-misses/?isalt=0&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+CC%2FTheLidoDeck+%28The+Lido+Deck+-+Cruise+Critic+Blog%29

Note that the "connecting cabins" are way more than a communicating door (like I've seen on ocean ships). The description is "With the touch of a button, two cabins convert into one larger one, as adjoining walls recede like pocket doors." That sounds like a perfect answer to the question that keeps coming up about cabins rated for 3 or 4 people.

[Damaris1900]

Tauck's category 7 suites can accommodate 3 people. Apparently there is a sofa sleeper. I'm not sure if that is on all of their ships, or just the Inspiration class ships.

[Floridiana]

Curious of any of the river cruise lines would be able to accomodate my husband and myself with our adult daughter in 1 room.

 

They do on the German market, but it is no fun to be on a ship when you don't understand what's going on.