Because I'm nosy: How much is Royal Suite/Presidential per person???

[katespadegirl]

It's always sold out online, so I can never see how much it actually costs...

 

Anyone know this nosy information???? Thanks!

[zotzer]

I met the guy who had the PS for the Inaugural. They paid $20k for 8 guys...about the same per person as we had paid for our regular balcony cabin for two.

T

[teresapink]

How many people does that room sleep? Is that the one made for extended families with lots of bedrooms?

 

The regular Royal Suites only sleep 4 I think....What does that cost pp?

[spikeya4]

We have been in the Royal Suite twice in the Explorer of the seas...on average during September we have paid $4k per person (2 people).

[pcur]

I think the PS on the Freedom sleeps 8. The diagram shows two small bedrooms and a master, so I think you can also sleep two out in the living room on a sofa bed. But, I'm not sure.

 

I also heard it was a flat rate for the whole suite for the cruise. The $20k sounds right.

[zotzer]

If I recall correctly, it sleeps up to 14. No one who has seen it, however, has felt that 14 would be a comfortable level of occupancy.

 

T

[Cuizer2]

The PS on the Freedom has four bedrooms and sleeps up to 14. It is around $7,000 per person for the first two and $1,000 per person for each after that, with an eight person minimum.

 

The Royal Family Suite has two bedrooms and sleeps up to eight. It is $4,000 each for the first two people and $1,000 per person after that, with a five person minimum.

 

The Royla Suite has one bedroom, sleeps up to four, and is around $15,000 per week (total - one person minimum).

 

The Royal Family Suite prices are for June 2007 and I am sure of those prices, as I am book in it. The other prices are estimates given to me by my TA.

[suziehmkr]

The Royal Suite on the 6/30/07 Serenade of the Seas Alaska RT Vancouver is available for $6699 pp. I think we will stick with our aft corner D1. hee hee

[patpav]

We are going in the RS on the Explorer in Oct. to Bemuda. It sleeps 5 (there are 5 of us) and the cost for the 5 night cruise not including insurance was $5,096. The insurance tacked on another $336.00

[cb at sea]

Each cruise date has a different price. Different seasons have a different price. You really need to call RCI and ask them. Even if it's not available, they should be able to quote the cost for that specific sailing.

[patpav]

Didn't mention, the price I quoted was for everyone total. It was not pp.

[mdmourges]

We were (2 of us) in the Mariner RS Aug 14, 2005 (7 day). It was about $4,200/person. We are booked in the Grandeur Aug 10th, 2007 RS (9 day). It too is about $4,200/person, 2 people. We had to cancel on the Serenade PC (April 207, 14 days). That was about $7,200/person for the RS.

 

Mark

[Treven]

The late October sailing (Atlantis charter) on the Serenade to the Mexican Riviera lists the Owner's suite at $7999 per person.

 

I probably won't be reserving that anytime soon.

[flagger]

Is the PS an actualy 8 person minimum or a charge minimum? Do you actually have to have 8 people in here?

[polarismom]

Cuizer is correct we have RFS for 07 EOS and we are 5 4269.00 for DH and myself and the 3 children 1099.00 each. its that or 2 cabins. do the math> that sounds right to me. LOL thats excatly what I said to DH.:p

[Merion_Mom]

polarismom: I thought that you had FOUR children? Or does that number include DH? ;)

[rubrrick]

polarismom: I thought that you had FOUR children? Or does that number include DH? ;)

 

MM........she only has 27 posts!! Or, maybe you know her personally??:D

 

The price of the upper suites varies on the itinerary and ship. For the RS, figure between (for 2 passengers) $800 and $1700 per night, just like you would figure a hotel suite. I am getting this information off of the RCCL site. I have not experienced an RS except on the Monarch, so can't give any first hand knowledge.

 

Rick

[Merion_Mom]

Rick, this is how she signs her posts:

 

Polarismom of 4

[NathanWLB]

Really the big suites are not really out of sight in terms of price when you break it down. I am curious what kind of perks come along with them.

[FitzLA]

The presidential suite sleeps 14 like this....

 

2 people in the master

2 people in the 2nd master

4 people in the 1st small bedroom (2 twins, 2 pullman beds)

4 people in the 2nd small bedroom (2 twins, 2 pullman beds)

2 people on the sofa bed in the living room

 

Seems way too crowded to me. I think 8 would be my max for that room.

[Cuizer2]

Is the PS an actualy 8 person minimum or a charge minimum? Do you actually have to have 8 people in here?

 

In order to reserve the PS you must have at least eight people. Less than eight and you can have the RFS. Less than five and you can have one of the regular suites.

[Tracy123]

In order to reserve the PS you must have at least eight people. Less than eight and you can have the RFS. Less than five and you can have one of the regular suites.

 

How many bathrooms are in these suites??

[Cuizer2]

How many bathrooms are in these suites??

 

The PS has four bedrooms and four bathrooms. The RFS has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. And the Royal Suite has one bedroom and one bathroom.

 

 

Presidential suite with balcony

Square footage: 1,200 sq ft

Balcony square footage: 770 sq ft

Occupancy: Up to 14 guests

Amenities: Private balcony with whirlpool, wet bar, lounge chairs, and al fresco dining area that seats 14; living area with sofa bed, dining table, and entertainment center with flat screen TV; two master bedrooms, each with private bathroom; two additional bedrooms, each with two Pullman beds and two twin beds that convert to queen-size beds; two additional private bathrooms with showers; hair dryer; refrigerator; radio; telephone; and complimentary concierge service.

 

 

Royal family suite with balcony

Square footage: 610 sq ft

Balcony square footage: 234 sq ft

Occupancy: Up to 8 guests

Amenities: Private balcony; living area with double sofa bed; two bedrooms, each with two twin beds that convert to queen-size beds; two private bathrooms; vanity area; hair dryer; refrigerator; closed-circuit TV; radio; telephone; and complimentary concierge service.

 

 

Royal suite with balcony

Square footage: 1,188 sq ft

Balcony square footage: 170 sq ft

Occupancy: Up to 4 guests

Amenities: Private balcony; living area with queen-size sofa bed, dining table, entertainment center, and some with baby grand piano; separate bedroom with one king-size bed; private bathroom with whirlpool bathtub; vanity area; hair dryer; refrigerator; minibar; wet bar; closed-circuit TV; radio; telephone; and complimentary concierge service.

[flagger]

In order to reserve the PS you must have at least eight people. Less than eight and you can have the RFS. Less than five and you can have one of the regular suites.

I just called and was told something different. If I had the money, I could reserve the PS, but had to reserve for 8 people. 8 people, however did NOT have to occupy the PS.

[Bethwte]

I just called and was told something different. If I had the money, I could reserve the PS, but had to reserve for 8 people. 8 people, however did NOT have to occupy the PS.

 

By this post I assume you meant that you could pay the rate for eight people, but needn't have 8 people there, is that correct? Like if you wanted it for only 4 you could reserve it, but you would pay for 8, rather than 4? Or did it mean something else?