Century Royal Suite?

[42trvl]

Any opinions on these? And are some locations better than others?

Thanks.

[newtocc]

From what I understand, the Royal Suites locations don't change, I believe they always remain the same, but I could be wrong, hope this helps!

 

This ship 10/91

That ship 11/95

Whatever ship 12/98

here a ship 13/99

there a ship 14/00

everywhere

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ship ship 15/05

 

<font size="3" color=red>Over 1 year</font> into my LMBO cruise

[nealberk]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by newtocc:

From what I understand, the Royal Suites locations don't change, I believe they always remain the same, but I could be wrong, hope this helps!

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If the location of the Royal Suites did not change wouldn't they fall off the ship as it moved from port to port? The only suites that stay in one place are part of a HOTEL.

[Zuzie1]

I stayed in a Royal Suite on the Mercury. They are wonderful cabins! The balcony is huge, and the room has plenty of living space to spread out and enjoy yourself. Also, the Royals come with Celebrity's fabulous butler service, and evening snacks. Enjoy it if you have the opportunity! You won't regret it.

 

Zuzie1

S/S Atlantic 7/92

Mercury 7/98

Grand Princess 7/99

QE2 8/00

Radiance of the Seas 8/01

NCL Star 6/02

 

[ecowen]

The only slight downside to the RS is that the balcony is completely covered by an overhang so you only rarely get direct sun. The balcony itself is fairly narrow so there is no room for a lounge chair.

 

Regarding location, the ones next to the Penthouse Suite offer a solid wall divider between balconies, giving you more privacy. Otherwise, they are all clustered around the same place in the ship.

 

Ed

[nealberk]

Sure, serious responses.