Reasons to Choose a Balcony Stateroom for Your Cruise

Advantages of Cruising in a Balcony Stateroom

• Start each day of your cruise with a delightful cup of coffee, taking in the sights of a new destination or stunning ocean vistas from your own outdoor space.
• Concerned about stateroom size? The expansive floor-to-ceiling windows will quickly make your room feel larger and brighter.
• You won’t feel confined. Your outdoor balcony serves as an extension of your living space, providing added room at an excellent price.
• If the sun deck gets crowded, your private balcony ensures you always have a prime spot to enjoy the sunset.
• Looking for a peaceful retreat? Your balcony is the ideal place to unwind with a book while soaking in the soothing sounds of the ocean waves.
  
• Fresh sea air can be good for your health! Discover more in 6 Reasons Why You Should Take a Cruise.
• Dinogo now offers new solo stateroom options, including solo balconies for single travelers 

What Are the Dimensions of a Balcony Stateroom?

Curious about how balcony staterooms compare to others? They offer additional space, breathtaking views, and privacy, all at an incredible value. For reference, studio cabins average 100 square feet, inside cabins are around 142 square feet, and oceanview rooms measure about 160 square feet. In contrast, balcony staterooms begin at 200 square feet and include standard amenities like a TV, mini fridge, and coffee maker, plus a generously sized sitting area.

Generous Balconies: Ample Space for the Entire Family

Accommodating 3 to 4 guests, a balcony stateroom provides ample space for the entire family to relax and move around. If you need additional space, you can also reserve connecting balcony staterooms, allowing everyone to have their own area while remaining close.

For solo travelers, Dinogo offers solo balcony staterooms throughout the fleet. Individuals can enjoy lower rates compared to traditional double occupancy rooms.

Tips for Selecting a Balcony Stateroom

Most balcony staterooms are situated on higher decks due to the ship's design. Cabins located at the front and back of the ship may experience more movement while sailing, so if you’re prone to seasickness, it’s advisable to choose a stateroom in the middle. However, popular aft staterooms offer stunning views of the water!