Arosa Luna deck plans

A-Rosa Luna (built in 2005) is the first of two identical-class A-Rosa river cruise ships operating in France, along with her sistership Stella. This vessel class closely resembles the design of the line’s newer ships, such as Flora and Silva. The main differences are the absence of Suite accommodations (on Deck 3) and the onboard shop (on Deck 2). Nevertheless, A-Rosa Luna and Stella continue the brand’s tradition of building technologically advanced and uniquely designed luxury riverboats. These ships remain among the top choices for all-inclusive river cruises in Europe.

The MS A-Rosa Luna cruise ship deck plan includes a total of 89 staterooms accommodating up to 174 passengers, served by a crew of 45. The vessel has 4 passenger decks, 1 outdoor swimming pool, 1 jacuzzi, 2 lounges (each with its own bar), 2 restaurants, and 2 saunas. The ship does not feature an elevator or a medical facility with a resident doctor.

A-Rosa Luna stands out for offering onboard amenities rarely found even on luxury riverboats, including a spa, saunas, and an outdoor pool—ideal for enjoying the scenic views along her French itineraries. Key reasons to choose A-Rosa river cruises in Europe include all-inclusive deals (with alcoholic beverages), modern comforts, a serene onboard atmosphere, spa facilities, gourmet cuisine with fine wines, and a generally younger clientele.