Paul Gauguin cabins and suites

All MS Paul Gauguin staterooms are oceanview (there are no inside cabins), and nearly 70% feature step-out balconies. The ship has only one handicap (wheelchair-accessible) stateroom for disabled passengers (E-415 Oceanview). There are 9 total cabin categories, including 4 different Suite grades.

Below is a review of MS Paul Gauguin staterooms in terms of furniture, amenities, and included (complimentary) services:

Each cruise accommodation features a private bathroom (WC, full-size bathtub, shower, luxury bath amenities, hairdryer, bathrobes, towels, slippers), queen-size beds (some convertible to two twin beds), luxury bedding sets, vanity table with chair(s), ample closet space, smart HDTV (with DVD/CD player), fully stocked minibar (mini-fridge), in-room safe, and direct-dial telephone.

Owner Suite 701 (with balcony) additionally offers 2 extra beds (cribs or roll-away), a separate dressing area, and a bathroom with a separate shower. Owner Suite 702 (with balcony) has a separate dressing area, full-size bathtub, and a queen-size sofabed.

Both Grand Suites (located on Deck 8) feature 2 additional beds (cribs or roll-away).

The four Veranda Suite categories (on Deck 7) include 2 additional beds (cribs or queen-size sofabed).

Category B Veranda staterooms include a sofa bed for a third guest. Cabin B-703 has a shower stall instead of a bathtub. Categories C-D Balcony cabins may vary in size and accommodate a third guest in a convertible loveseat bed.

Categories E-F Oceanview (window) cabins also accommodate a third guest in a convertible loveseat bed. The only difference between them is the window type—Category E features a picture window, while Category F has two portholes (round-shaped windows).

All staterooms have individual air conditioning. Minibars in all cabins are replenished daily with complimentary bottled water, beer, and soft drinks.

On MS Paul Gauguin, triple-occupancy accommodations (using convertible loveseat beds) are available in the following categories:

• Suites (OS, GS, A).
• Balcony cabins—all Category B staterooms; Category C cabins with numbers ending in 6 and 8 (except C-706 and C-766); and Category D cabins with numbers ending in 6 and 8.
• Oceanview Category E cabins with numbers ending in 5, 6, and 8 (except the handicap-accessible E-415, which has a roll-away bed).
• Note that loveseat beds are smaller than standard twin beds.

The cruise ship Paul Gauguin operates on an all-inclusive basis. The main onboard amenities and services include:

• Wi-Fi and Internet access are complimentary only for Owners and Grand Suite guests. Internet usage and printing services at the Internet Café are complimentary for all guests. Fax messages can be sent and received via the Reception Desk.
• All beverages on board are complimentary, including alcoholic drinks (wine and premium spirits), soft drinks, coffee/tea, and bottled water.
• 24-hour complimentary room service is available, including a dedicated room-service menu and selections from L’Etoile Restaurant (complimentary in-suite dining).
• Complimentary snorkeling gear is available to all Paul Gauguin guests.
• Complimentary butler service is provided for guests in Category B (Veranda) cabins and higher. Services include onboard assistance (luggage unpacking, laundry/pressing coordination, special occasions/private parties, Spa and dining reservations at La Veranda and Le Grill) and shore-side arrangements (private car rentals, dining reservations).
• Laundry services (including pressing and dry cleaning) and valet services are available at an additional charge. Laundry packages (priced from USD 90 to USD 220 per cabin, with no item limit) must be purchased before embarkation.
• A daily program listing all onboard activities is delivered to all staterooms. Special events and onboard parties may be arranged by the Cruise Director (Suite guests via their butlers).
• Gratuities are included in the Paul Gauguin cruise fares.