Azamara Onward cabins and suites

Of all Azamara Onward staterooms, 247 feature step-out balconies (out of a total of 314 outside cabins). The cruise ship has 335 staterooms in total, including 44 Suites, 203 Balcony, 67 Oceanview, and 38 Inside cabins. There are five wheelchair-accessible (ADA-certified) cabins—2 Balcony and 3 Interior.

Four elevators (2 Forward and 2 Aft passenger lifts) connect all decks.

Below is a review of Azamara Onward staterooms, including furniture, included amenities, and complimentary services.

All Azamara Onward cabins feature a bedroom (2 twin beds convertible to a Queen-size bed), deluxe mattresses, a pillow menu, 2 standard and 2 decorative pillows, deluxe bedding sets (Egyptian cotton linens), under-bed luggage storage, bedside tables with reading lamps, a living area (double sofa bed or loveseat with throw pillows, coffee table, vanity desk with chair, ice bucket), and a walk-in closet (safe, mini-fridge/mini-bar). Each room is equipped with a smart HDTV (40-inch LCD in Inside, Oceanview, and Balcony cabins) with infotainment, a bathroom (toilet, single-sink vanity, magnifying mirror, under-sink storage, above-toilet shelves, shower), individual air conditioning, and 110/220V outlets (2 European, 2 US standard). USB ports are located beneath each reading light. A hairdryer is stored in the desk cabinet. The safe, mini-fridge, and lifejackets are in the closet. Cabin access is keycard-operated.

Bathrooms are compact, with small showers and curtains. Amenities include branded shampoo (About Rose), conditioner, body wash, and lotion.

Inside cabins have Pullman beds for extra guests, while Oceanview and Veranda staterooms feature pullout sofas.

The infotainment system allows for Internet access, room service ordering, account review, restaurant and bar menus, movies on demand, live webcam views, and Azamara's channel with cruise news, enrichment lectures, and port talks.

All Suites and Balcony cabins include private verandas with floor-to-ceiling sliding doors and are furnished with a dining-height table and two wicker chairs.

Complimentary amenities for all cabins and suites include a daily replenished fruit basket, one bottle of water per guest (replenished daily), fresh flowers, in-cabin dining (turn-down sweets, afternoon canapés upon request), personal stationery, an Azamara-logoed tote bag, terry bathrobes and slippers, shoeshine service, binoculars, and umbrellas. Mini-bars include complimentary sodas and beers, with alcoholic drinks available for purchase.

Inside staterooms come with two twin beds (convertible) and some include an additional sofa bed.

Oceanview staterooms fall into three main categories: obstructed view, porthole, and picture windows, including accessible cabins (which are the largest). These cabins offer a small sitting area with convertible twin beds, a vanity, armchair, and some with sofa beds. Category 4 rooms (on Decks 6 and 7) are the most spacious (200 ft² / 19 m²). Category 8 has a panorama window with an obstructed view, while Category 6 has a porthole window.

Balcony cabins (Veranda categories) feature sofa beds; some have armchairs, others convertible sofas.

Guests in all Suites receive additional perks such as butler service (priority check-in, luggage delivery, packing/unpacking, disembarkation, tendering, dining reservations), en-suite dining (including Afternoon Tea), shoeshine and pressing (2 items), welcome gifts with a premium liquor bottle of choice, wet bar setup (375 ml bottles of Bacardi Gold Rum, Bombay Sapphire Gin, Johnnie Walker Red, Stolichnaya Vodka, and juices), and complimentary specialty restaurant dining. Additional amenities include daily hors d'oeuvres, specialty coffees/teas, soft drinks, bottled water, and in-room spa services.

Continent Suites (Sky Suites), located on Deck 8, measure 265 ft² / 25 m² with a 60 ft² / 6 m² balcony. They feature a red and beige color scheme, a large sitting area (convertible sofa, armchair, table, 55-inch TV), writing desk (with lighted mirror and USB ports), a larger closet, and a spacious bathroom. Portside suites have bathtubs and sofa beds; starboard suites have a glass-door shower and armchair (no bathtub or sofa bed).

Ocean Suites (Royal Suites, forward location) range from 440 to 500 ft² (41-46 m²), with balconies between 105 and 155 ft² (10-14 m²), furnished with a dining table and two loungers. Each suite has a separate living room (4-seat dining table, 55-inch TV, floor-to-ceiling windows), master bedroom (king-size bed, 40-inch TV, sliding doors), walk-in closet, dressing room with vanity, marble bathroom (jacuzzi, glass shower), and a guest bathroom.

World Suites (Penthouse Suites), located aft, are 560 ft² (52 m²) with the largest balconies at 235 ft² (22 m²), furnished with a dining table and two loungers. Layout and amenities are identical to Ocean Suites.

(NEW) The two Spa Suites on Deck 9 (portside) offer a rain shower and a glass-enclosed bathtub, both with ocean views. Measuring 355 ft² (33 m²) with a 55 ft² (5 m²) veranda, they feature a bathroom with double-sink vanity, jacuzzi tub, rain shower with body jets, two beds (convertible to queen), sofa bed, 55-inch TV, ample storage (walk-in closet, drawers). These suites lack under-bed storage. Perks include Spa concierge, Spa credit, Frette robes and slippers, in-room dining (afternoon snacks), exclusive spa terrace access, and a complimentary “Nights in Private Places” romance package (valued at USD 395).

Complimentary 24-hour Room Service is available. Breakfast (served 6:30–10:00 am) must be pre-ordered by 1:00 am using door-hung order cards. The breakfast menu includes 8 set combos plus made-to-order items (eggs, omelets, steak, baked goods, cold cuts, bagels, pancakes, waffles, French toast, cereals, fruits, yogurts, juices). Lunch and dinner menus are identical, featuring beef consommé, chicken noodle soup, salads (Caprese, Caesar, spinach), club and seafood sandwiches, chips and salsa, three pizza varieties, pasta Bolognese, NY strip steak, BBQ chicken tenders, grilled sandwiches, oven-baked salmon, vegetarian dishes (burger, lasagna, quesadillas, cheese pizza), chocolate chip cookies, soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages. Items from the Main Dining Room menu can also be ordered (during MDR operating hours).

Pacific Princess Staterooms

Out of 335 total staterooms, 232 on Pacific Princess feature step-out balconies (out of 312 outside cabins). The ship includes 62 Suites, 170 Balcony, 80 Oceanview, and 23 Inside cabins. There are five wheelchair-accessible cabins in categories MC-Mini Suite (2), OB-Oceanview (2), and IB-Interior (1).

Below is a review of Pacific Princess staterooms, including amenities, furniture, and included services:

All Suites feature a walk-in closet with ample storage, living area (sofa bed, desk, vanity, dining table, armchairs), bathroom with WC, shower stall, whirlpool bathtub, and double sinks. Some S2 Balcony Suites and MB-MC Mini-Suites include extra beds for a third or fourth guest. Bonus amenities include deluxe mattresses/pillows, two flat-screen TVs (in S Suites), CD/DVD player, upgraded bath products (massage showerheads, luxury toiletries), luxury balcony furniture, and complimentary services (Spa Thermal Suite, Internet Café, laundry/dry cleaning, and one-time minibar).

All Balcony cabins include floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors opening onto private verandas with a round table, patio chairs, and loungers (S Suites only). These staterooms offer ample closet space, bathrooms with showers, desks, and drawers. Some also accommodate third or fourth guests.

Oceanview cabins feature either picture or porthole windows. Category OV has obstructed views, while Premium/Deluxe Oceanview cabins are more spacious. Inside cabins offer the same size and amenities as Oceanview cabins but without a window.

Standard amenities in all Pacific Princess cabins include a living area with vanity, desk, and seating, 2 twin beds (convertible to queen), deluxe Egyptian cotton linens, closet, LCD TV, direct-dial phone, safe, hairdryer, premium bath products, mini-bar/fridge, individual air conditioning, evening turndown service, and complimentary 24-hour room service.

During Pacific Princess’s 2017 drydock refurbishment, all staterooms were upgraded with the signature "Princess Luxury Bed," developed in partnership with Dr. Michael Breus ("The Sleep Doctor") and designer Candice Olson. These beds feature pillow-top mattresses with wrapped coils to reduce motion and hypoallergenic duvets.

"Club Class Mini-Suite" is a premium cabin category introduced fleetwide in 2017. These VIP staterooms offer exclusive perks including Club Class Dining, Elite Lounge access, in-cabin hors d’oeuvres, and priority services (embarkation, disembarkation, tendering). Club Class Dining features a private section of the Main Dining Room with expedited seating, dedicated waitstaff, exclusive menus (including chef’s specials), and tableside preparation. This dining is available daily for breakfast and dinner, and on sea days for lunch. The new suites replaced some Mini-Suites, retaining the same size and layout.