VOS Junior suite vs. superior oceanview stateroom

[melsloverboy]

We are looking at the Voyager of the Seas ship and wonder if the superior oceanview stateroom is really much different than the junior suite. Also, can anyone comment on a room directly across from the concierge club of this ship on deck nine. I'm concerned that the traffic there might be a little loud. I'm a really light sleeper and would hate to end up in a noisey area. Same question about adjoining rooms on this ship. In some hotels the door doesn't offer much to block noise from the adjoing room. Any comments would be a big help with our selection. Thanks

[travelling heavy]

Personally I would have thought the main deciding factor would be whether or not you wanted a balcony.

Speaking personally I consider a balcony to be essential.

Where can you sit & enjoy the sunset in your bathrobe, ;) if you wake before you DW & don’t want to disturbed her slumbers, :mad: where do u go. Do you really want to go sit in the hall way? :eek:

I don’t think so. Have a great cruise

[melsloverboy]

There won't be any sitting in the hall, they both have balconies and are pretty darn similar based on the internet description, that's why I need a little help with some actual experience. Thanks for the reply though

[ribarfly]

We are looking at the Voyager of the Seas ship and wonder if the superior oceanview stateroom is really much different than the junior suite. Also, can anyone comment on a room directly across from the concierge club of this ship on deck nine. I'm concerned that the traffic there might be a little loud. I'm a really light sleeper and would hate to end up in a noisey area. Same question about adjoining rooms on this ship. In some hotels the door doesn't offer much to block noise from the adjoing room. Any comments would be a big help with our selection. Thanks

We had a Superior oceanview (balcony) stateroom on the Voyager and a Jr suite on the Explorer. The Jr suite is considerably larger, close to double in size. Larger bathroom with Full tub & shower, sort of a separate sitting area with sofa, 2 chairs & coffee table, a walk in closet with plenty of room, and the balcony was avarage size. On the Explorer we were just around the corner from the Concierge, cabin #9318, great location and I did not find noisy. Both ships are have basically the same layout, hope that helps!

[39august]

There shouldn't be a noise problem from the Concierge Lounge. It is only really busy from 5 PM to 8:30 PM when it is open for free drinks to suite pax and Diamond members. Believe me, after 8:30, it is pretty dead. As to a JR suite vs. superior ov, if there are only 2 of you, I would stay with the sov. Yes, the JR suite ( not considered a real suite and thus NOT elegilbe to access the Concierge Lounge) has a larger sitting area with not only a sofa but a couple of club chairs. We've done both and unless the JR suite was the same price (or less as was the case once when we booked!), I would stay with the D catagory. Whoops, I forgot the JR suite does have the larger bathroom with a full tub. That is just not so important to me. Still, I wouldn't pay very much more than for the D.

[cb at sea]

Look at the deck plans, and you will see how much larger a JS is compared to the balcony cabin.

The added space really is nice--and the walk-in closet is a godsend! Plus, because of the bathtub, the bathroom is larger and less cramped. ]

Don't forget the extra C&A credit--and priority embarkation!

We will not sail if we can't stay in a JS--vacations aren't meant to be cramped, IMO!!!