Bella Fortuna cabins and suites

Of all Bella Fortuna/Celestyal Olympia cabins, 9 are Suite-grade accommodations each with a private balcony. The ship has a total of 418 oceanview staterooms (including the 9 suites) and 306 interior cabins.

Follows the review of Celestyal Olympia staterooms as amenities, furniture, and complimentary services:

All Suites have shower gel, shampoo, and moisturizing cream.

SG Grand Suites have forward-facing balconies (with whirlpools, 4 sun loungers, table, 4 chairs). Each has 1 living room (sofa, table, chairs, flat TV), 1 bedroom (ample storage space, writing desk), bathroom (bathtub, deluxe bath products).

SB Suites have 1 living room (with sink and bar area concealed behind a wardrobe door, sofa, small table), private veranda, bedroom (double bed, ample closet space), split bathroom (toilet/sink, and sink/shower).

Junior Suites have 1 room only, with sitting area (sofa bed, table, chairs, flat TV, 2 single beds /convertible to queen).

Suite balconies extend by 5 ft / 1,4 m from the ship’s bulkhead. Verandas length varies between 9-19 ft / 2,8 to 5,8 m.

Premium Outside / Oceanview cabins and all suites are with mini-bars.

Superior Outside / Oceanview cabins have 3 single beds plus an upper/bunk bed, large picture window, writing desk, LCD TV, small shower room (no mini-bars).

Standard Outside / Oceanview cabins have porthole windows, 2 single beds, a small desk, shower room.

Inside / Interior cabins vary in size but are generally smaller compared to the industry’s standard. All Insides have 2 single beds and a small shower room. Deluxe Inside rooms have a living area. Standard Insides additionally have 2 bunk beds / Pullman beds.

Wheelchair-accessible cabins for disabled passengers are located on Deck 5. They feature wider doors, accessible bathrooms (with ramps), wooden floors.

All Celestyal Olympia cabins as amenities feature private bathrooms (shower), smart HDTV, radio/alarm clock, and individual air-conditioning.

Representing an earlier cruising age, the cruise ship's interior features wide corridors, solid cabin doors, and many staterooms with large picture windows (with thick metal frames). Suite balconies are triangular-shaped (cut from the boat's superstructure /not jutting out), polished mahogany banisters.