Pride of America cabins and suites

MS Pride of America staterooms are smaller than the industry standard. Of all cruise cabins, 65% feature private balconies. There are 64 wheelchair-accessible cabins (for disabled passengers), 24 of which are ADA-compliant. The ship offers a total of 34 cabin categories.

Below is a review of Pride of America staterooms, including amenities, furnishings, and included (complimentary) services:

All staterooms feature a sleeping area (two lower/single beds convertible to a queen-size bed), a private en-suite bathroom (WC, sink, shower, bath products, hairdryer), and a lounge area with wardrobe, vanity table/desk, chair, smart HDTV, music console, electronic safe, and life jackets (stored in the closet). Additional amenities include a tea/coffee maker, mini-bar/refrigerator, direct-dial phone, ice bucket, glasses, Internet access, and individual air-conditioning. All staterooms provide ample storage space (drawers, closets, shelves, and cubbyholes).

Bonus amenities and special perks for suite guests include butler/concierge service, shoeshine service, luxury bedding (pillow menu and deluxe mattresses), walk-in closet, welcome gifts (Champagne, fruit, flowers, bottled water), espresso coffee maker, cotton bathrobes, slippers, terry towels, luxury bath products, priority services (check-in, embarkation/disembarkation, Hawaiian ports-of-call tender boarding), special menus, in-room dining (nightly treats), and complimentary specialty restaurant/steakhouse dining (breakfast and lunch only).

All outside cabins feature a sitting area with a table and a double sofa bed.

All Balcony cabins feature floor-to-ceiling glass doors opening to a private veranda furnished with one small table and two chairs, as well as optional beds for a third and/or fourth guest. Balcony sizes vary by category: B1 (95 ft2 / 9 m2), B6–B7 (90–95 ft2 / 8–9 m2). All other balcony stateroom verandas range from 40–60 ft2 / 4–6 m2.

Oceanview cabins feature a picture window. Categories OK and OX have obstructed views due to lifeboats. Some Oceanview and Inside cabins include two pull-down beds (upper bunks) to accommodate a third and/or fourth passenger.

Deck 13 cabins (added during the 2013 refurbishment) feature double Murphy beds.

Deck 12 Family Club Balcony Suites (added during the 2025 refurbishment) are in category M4 and are larger in size (400 ft2 / 37 m2) with larger balconies (115 ft2 / 11 m2).

The single Deluxe Owner Suite (also known as the Grand Suite) features two bedrooms (one with a king-size bed, the other with two lower beds), a dining room with a six-seat table, a living room with a baby grand piano, guest powder room, dressing area, luxury bathroom (whirlpool bathtub, double vanity, shower), guest bathroom, and a media center (Bang & Olufsen system, DVD/CD library).

Owner Suites feature two bedrooms (one with a king-size bed, the other with two lower beds), a balcony (with sunbeds, dining area, and hot tub), double vanity, living room (with double sofa bed), luxury bathroom (whirlpool bathtub and separate shower), guest bathroom, dining room, dressing area, and wet bar. Deck 13 Owner Suites do not have hot tubs. Owner Suites can accommodate up to 10 guests and can be connected to an adjacent Penthouse Suite.

Penthouses feature a bedroom (king-size bed), living room (double sofa bed and/or double Murphy bed), bathroom (shower), and balcony. SE-Deluxe Penthouse suites (Deck 13) have balconies with lounge chairs, dining table, and outdoor Jacuzzi. Category SE Penthouse suites measure 395–410 ft2 / 37–38 m2, plus a 190 ft2 / 18 m2 veranda. Category SF Penthouse suites measure 300 ft2 / 28 m2, plus a veranda sized 190–305 ft2 / 18–28 m2. Category SD Penthouse suites measure 880 ft2 / 82 m2.

Single cabins (single-occupancy staterooms for solo travelers) are called Studios. They feature padded headboards, a color-changing lighting system, one porthole window (corridor view), a desk area (TV and comfortable chairs), and a split bathroom layout (as on the NCL Epic ship, with the sink in the main room and the shower and WC behind separate doors). Studio guests also enjoy exclusive access to the Studio Lounge.

NEWS: Since May 2015, NCL charges US$7.95 for room service dining. This fleetwide service fee (including on Norwegian Pride of America) does not apply to guests staying in “The Haven” suites. As an exception, all passengers may order room-service morning coffee and Continental Breakfast free of charge. Following the introduction of this service fee, NCL upgraded the room service menu by adding more hot breakfast items and expanding the overall food and beverage selection, available 24 hours a day.

Pride of America family cabins

The following family cabin categories and amenities are available:

• SA-Deluxe Family Suites feature two bedrooms (one with a king-size bed, the other with two single beds), two bathrooms (one with a whirlpool bathtub and separate shower), and two large TVs.
• SI–SJ Family Suites are also two-bedroom accommodations. One room features convertible twin beds, while the second room has a double sofa bed. These suites include a separate living room (with sofa bed), bathroom (with shower), two TVs, and a wet bar. The SJ category (355 ft2 / 33 m2) has obstructed views and no balcony. SI category suites additionally include two Pullman beds, single/double French windows, and three TVs.
• SD-Deluxe Penthouse Suites feature double Murphy beds, a bedroom (king-size bed; some with two single beds convertible to a queen), balcony (with dining area and sunbeds), bathroom (whirlpool bathtub and separate shower), dressing area, living room (double sofa bed), and media center (Bang & Olufsen system, DVD/CD library).