Cabin comparison worksheet

Updated

Print this page, or save it as a PDF, and fill in one column for each cabin you’re considering. It brings together the checks from our guides to checking a cabin’s bed layout, choosing an assigned cabin or a guarantee, Radiance of the Seas: balcony or junior suite? and comparing cruise quotes. Copy each answer from the line’s own description for your sailing. Where the listing is silent, write “not stated”: that doesn’t mean yes, and it doesn’t mean no.

The cabins

Item Cabin A Cabin B
Ship (the exact ship, not a similar one)
Sailing date
Category code (from the quote or booking)
Cabin number, or “guarantee”
Deck
Bed configuration (the line’s own words)
Can the beds be rearranged?
Sofa bed, Pullman or extra bed
Occupancy for this cabin, not just the category
Stateroom size
Balcony size (or range)
Bathroom (tub or shower, if stated)
View (any obstructed-view note)
Accessible or connecting cabin? Does the description cover it?
Location notes (near your group, deck position)
What the listing doesn’t say

The price for the whole cabin

Item Cabin A Cabin B
Headline price and unit (per person or per cabin)
Price for everyone in the cabin
Taxes and fees (included or added)
Planned gratuities, counted once
Comparison total
Onboard credit you’d actually use on planned spending
Deposit, payment dates and cancellation terms

Before you book

Answer received from: ______________ Date: ______________

Keep a dated copy of the descriptions, quotes and terms you relied on. This worksheet is general information; the cruise line’s current terms for your booking decide what’s included.