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2 bedroom suites - does Royal have them?


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We would need a 2 bedroom suite for our family of 6. Booking two separate rooms would not work for us. I'm more familiar with NCL and know they have 2 bedroom suites, but so far I haven't been able to find one on an RCL cruise. Am I searching for something that isn't even an option?

 

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One some ships (Grandeur) there are 2 bedroom Owners and Grand Suites. At least there is a booking code for them.

 

We had an after Royal Family Suite a few years ago. It did come up online, and we switched from two cabins (balcony and Jr Suite).

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:*Yes. The Royal Family

Suite provides two bedrooms and typically accommodate up to 8 guests.

We would need a 2 bedroom suite for our family of 6. Booking two separate rooms would not work for us. I'm more familiar with NCL and know they have 2 bedroom suites, but so far I haven't been able to find one on an RCL cruise. Am I searching for something that isn't even an option?

 

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Others have answered your question so just want to share my experience ...

 

Royal Family Suite and Aquatheatre suites have 2 bedrooms plus large sofa bed. We have booked both and they comfortably accommodate 6 IMO.

 

Prices fluctuate and vary considerable. Sometimes the discount for 3rd person plus is more generous than other times so do some research and monitor prices for a while.

 

It is true that quite often RFS is not advertised so best to ring up and enquire.

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John has posted pictures from the RS Royal Suite (only 1 bedroom) some people think the RFS (2 bedroom) is the same as the RS, they are chalk and cheese.

 

Completely different cabin categories

 

RS can only hold 4 people with the sofa in the sitting area being converted to a second bed.

(5 with a rollaway)

 

They differ in price considerably as well, the RS being way more expensive.

Speaking from experience of staying in a few of these

 

 

2 Bed AquaTheater Suite would be your best option on an Oasis class ship

Decks 8 or 9

There are no RS on Oasis class anymore, all got converted to other categories of cabins.

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We have booked the family oceanview stateroom twice and will be in it again for a third time in Feb. At 300-350 sq ft it is a no brainer for our family of 3 with 3 younger kids. So much cheaper than a suite. Keep in mind only some of the family staterooms have actual doors separating the rooms. Some it is just curtain. For example 8200 versus 8500 on Freedom of the Seas

 

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