DCS Amethyst cabins and suites

DCS Amethyst cruise ship features a total of 89 staterooms, all of which are outside cabins with contemporary décor. Each stateroom includes the following standard (complimentary) amenities: a double bed (convertible to two single beds upon request), bedside cabinets with wall-mounted reading lamps, a mirrored vanity table (writing desk) with armchair, wardrobe, electronic safe (located in the closet), HDTV (with satellite reception, ship information channel, daily event schedule, and live bow camera views), radio, telephone (intercom connecting to Reception and other cabins), 220 V power outlets, en-suite bathroom (washbasin, WC, glass-enclosed shower, hairdryer, towels, shaver-only socket), and individually controlled air conditioning.

The larger suites additionally feature a dedicated sleeping area (with a double bed and more storage space), a lounge area (with a two-seat couch and an armchair), and a larger bathroom (with bathrobes and slippers provided).

All staterooms located aft on the Upper Deck have French balconies. The two suites measure 22 m² (235 ft²), while the remaining cabins are 15 m² (160 ft²). On river cruise ships, French balconies are floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors that open to a protective railing.

Cabin categories include:

• Single Outside (category M2, Main Deck)
• Twin Outside (category M1, Main Deck - midship)
• Twin Outside (category M3, Main Deck)
• Twin Outside (category M4A, Main Deck - aft)
• Twin Outside (category M4V, Main Deck - forward)
• Twin Outside, French Balcony (category R1, Rhine/Middle Deck - midship)
• Twin Outside, French Balcony (categories R2, R3, Rhine/Middle Deck)
• Twin Outside, French Balcony (category R4A, Rhine/Middle Deck - aft)
• Twin Outside, French Balcony (category R4V, Rhine/Middle Deck - forward)
• Twin Outside, French Balcony (categories D1, D2, Danube/Upper Deck)
• Twin Suite, French Balcony (category S, Danube/Upper Deck - midship)

Main Deck (Deck 1) cabins have non-opening windows. The ship also features 12 “family cabins” with connecting doors. Some cabins accommodate triple occupancy, with a third bed provided.