RCCL ships with Studio cabins

[LisaAtlCruiser]

I know Anthem, Harmony and Brilliance all have studio cabins. I have stayed in an Anthem balcony studio and the Brilliance inside studio and have the Harmony outside studio booked for December. But, I am wondering what other ships have Studio cabins.

 

I do love that Anthem has started pricing their studio as the actual double occupancy rate - or to word it different, as a single you really don't pay any "single supplement" - but have other RCCL ships followed suite?

 

I am specifically hoping to take a cruise end of Sept or mid Oct and really would like to score a studio room.

[Merion_Mom]

I know Anthem, Harmony and Brilliance all have studio cabins. I have stayed in an Anthem balcony studio and the Brilliance inside studio and have the Harmony outside studio booked for December. But, I am wondering what other ships have Studio cabins.

 

I do love that Anthem has started pricing their studio as the actual double occupancy rate - or to word it different, as a single you really don't pay any "single supplement" - but have other RCCL ships followed suite?

 

I am specifically hoping to take a cruise end of Sept or mid Oct and really would like to score a studio room.

 

Anthem, Quantum and Ovation are identical triplets, so they all have the same cabins.

 

All four Radiance class ships (Radiance, Brilliance, Jewel and Serenade) have Studio Interior cabins.

[Clarea]

I know Anthem, Harmony and Brilliance all have studio cabins. I have stayed in an Anthem balcony studio and the Brilliance inside studio and have the Harmony outside studio booked for December. But, I am wondering what other ships have Studio cabins.

 

I do love that Anthem has started pricing their studio as the actual double occupancy rate - or to word it different, as a single you really don't pay any "single supplement" - but have other RCCL ships followed suite?

 

I am specifically hoping to take a cruise end of Sept or mid Oct and really would like to score a studio room.

Remember, a solo cruiser only gets single C&A point per night in a studio stateroom.

[monctonguy]

I have seen the studio cabins more expensive then a regular cabin at 200% surcharge.....makes no sense.

 

While the studio cabins are nice....most cases not worth it when you factor in the cost, and half the points imho.

 

I have stayed once, but based on what I have seen and get, wouldn't even bother.

 

That being said, they seem to be in high demand on the ships that have them.

 

I am guessing that those that book them think they are getting a good deal....

[travelmoxie]

My studio on Adventure of the Seas is approximately $400 less than an inside cabin with single supplement so I'm not sure what you mean by 200%. I'm not all that interested in the double points since I don't cruise RC all that often anyway. I'd simply rather pay less for my cruise.

[LEtue]

From my experience with pricing studio cabins - they are always significantly cheaper (at least initially). Later the inside cabins may be reduced enough to make upgrading worth while though and I will definitely monitor pricing.....

 

For the Symphony my inside studio is $500 less than a regular inside and I don't care about points either. I like the value and I can put the savings towards my RT airfare (which is usually around $700 to Barcelona through the cruise line) :D

[monctonguy]

Single supplement on a regular room is usually 200%...so double the regular cost...often the studio cabin has been just as much as that in the past when I have checked, plus you don't get double points(if you care about that)

 

But of course, for $400 or more less, its pretty much a no-brainer.