Junior Suite question

[ranchette]

What are the amenities given to a junior suite and being a diamond member if any?

[taglovestocruise]

1 minute ago, ranchette said:

What are the amenities given to a junior suite and being a diamond member if any?

A coffee pot in your room, maybe a dinner at Costal Kitchen, a bathtub and a larger closet. 

[reallyitsmema]

4 minutes ago, ranchette said:

What are the amenities given to a junior suite and being a diamond member if any?

 

It depends on the ship.  If you are sailing in a JS on a ship with Royal Suite Class, these are the benefits:

 

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-rooms/royal-suite-class

[ranchette]

24 minutes ago, reallyitsmema said:

 

It depends on the ship.  If you are sailing in a JS on a ship with Royal Suite Class, these are the benefits:

 

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-rooms/royal-suite-class

It's Symphony OTS

[RobInMN]

Being Diamond has no affect on any suite related benefits. C&A and suite benefits are completely separate.

But as indicated, a JS is basically an extra large balcony with a tub, and you get 2 points per night instead of 1. You also get access to the CK for dinner if there is availability. The older ships have a large walk in closet. You really get no actual "suite" benefits.

That said, my wife really likes the tub over the tube shower. Those new showers on Icon look doable though.

 

[reallyitsmema]

14 minutes ago, ranchette said:

It's Symphony OTS

 

Symphony does have Royal Suite Class and a JS is sea class.  You will have access to Coastal Kitchen only for dinner on a space available basis.  You will have to try to make reservations once you board the ship if you are interested.  You will get priority boarding but not too many other benefits other than two points per night.  You don't get access to the suite lounge but you will have 4 drink vouchers a day as a diamond.  

[ranchette]

Thanks for your replies

[Tree_skier]

3 hours ago, taglovestocruise said:

A coffee pot in your room, maybe a dinner at Costal Kitchen, a bathtub and a larger closet. 

We also got suite embarkation.  

[la_croisiere_s'amuse]

3 hours ago, RobInMN said:

The older ships have a large walk in closet. 

 

This won't apply to the OP's question, but just for the sake of complete accuracy: not all of them have walk-in closets. The only one that I know for sure does not is the Rhapsody, and IIRC the Grandeur has some with and some without. Not likely to be a deal breaker for anybody, but in case it's of great importance, best to do some research about the ship you have in mind. 🙂 

[neverbeenhere]

Espresso maker rather than coffee maker.

 

tub on some ships

 

Extra  C&A points