Celebrity Skylight Infinite Balcony SuiteA Skylight Infinite Balcony Suite on a Celebrity River Cruise Ships, starting with Celebrity Seeker and Celebrity Compass, is truly unique with a ceiling window allowing you to stargaze from bed as you sail down Europe's Rhine and Danube Rivers.  Skylight Infinite Balcony Suite | Celebrity River Staterooms See More: Celebrity River Cruise Reviews Bathroom | Celebrity Skylight Infinite Balcony SuiteSay goodbye to tiny capsule showers and say hello to this luxurious walk in shower in the Skylight Infinite Balcony Suites.  Skylight Infinite Balcony Suite Bathroom Floor Plan | Celebrity Skylight Infinite Balcony SUiteThe orientation of the Skylight Infinite Balcony Suite is different than the Vista Balcony Suite. In the Skylight Infinite Balcony Suite, your bed is oriented to face the floor-to-ceiling glass that make it an Infinite Balcony.  Skylight Infinite Balcony Suite Floor Plan 233 Sq Ft | Celebrity Skylight Infinite Balcony SuiteHow big are Skylight Infinite Balcony Suites? 233 square feet.
WHICH CELEBRITY SHIPS OFFER Celebrity Skylight Infinite Balcony Suites?The following Celebrity River Cruise Ships have Skylight Infinite Balcony Suites: How Many Skylight Infinite Balcony Suites Are There?On Celebrity Compass and Celebrity Seeker there are 4 Skylight Infinite Balcony Suites. Deck 3 Stateroom Numbers:
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Celebrity Vista Balcony SuiteA Vista Balcony Suite on a Celebrity River Cruise Ships, starting with Celebrity Seeker and Celebrity Compass, will offer panoramic river views, an expansive veranda, and plenty of space to relax as you drift down Europe's Rhine and Danube Rivers.  Vista Balcony Suite | Celebrity River Staterooms See More: Celebrity River Cruise Reviews Bathroom | Celebrity vista Balcony SuiteThe bathroom features dual-faucet sinks and finishings that will leave you feeling like you're in a high end hotel, not a ship!  Celebrity River Vista Balcony Suite Bathroom Floor Plan | Celebrity Vista Balcony SuiteEnjoy a king sized bed, spacious bathroom, sitting area and balcony.  Celebrity Vista Balcony Suite Floor Plan 258 sq ft | Celebrity Vista Balcony Suite Celebrity Vista Balcony Suite on Celebrity Compass and Celebrity River Cruise Ships Which Celebrity Ships offer Vista Balcony Suites?The following Celebrity River Cruise Ships have Vista Balcony Suites: How Many Vista Balcony Suites Are There?On Celebrity Compass and Celebrity Seeker there are 8 Vista Balcony Suites. Deck 3 Stateroom Numbers:
What is the difference between Celebrity River Cruise Category SA and SB?Categories SA and SB on Celebrity both refer to Vista Balcony Suites. The difference is location.
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Are you considering a connecting ocean view balcony on Royal Caribbean and wondering if it's worth it? This stateroom photo review will help you decide. :) When Are Rooms Ready On a Cruise?On Royal Caribbean, staterooms are usually ready by 1 pm on embarkation day, but the exact time can vary. Very often your room is ready even earlier!  Independence of the Seas Balcony Cabin What is a Balcony Guarantee (GTY) Room?On this 4-night Independence of the Seas cruise, we booked a balcony guarantee room. That means the cruise line would choose our room and it could be located anywhere on the ship, but would definitely have a balcony. In our case, we were assigned a connecting balcony with no obstructions. . Connecting Balcony Cabin Tour and Photo ReviewThis is a view of an oceanview balcony room on Independence of the Seas as seen from the bathroom door. Notice the door reflected in the mirror.  Plenty of space to do work (I hope you don't have to!) or do your make-up before dinner :) Here you can see the connecting balcony room from in front of the balcony doors looking toward the entrance. The door seen in the previous picture is behind that curtain on the left.  Connecting Balcony Room on Independence of the Seas | Cabin Review Lots of Mirrors for 'Fit CHecksThe room feels spacious with a huge floor-to-ceiling mirror on the left, and a very large mirror at the desk/vanity area.  Plenty of storage and full length mirror on Independence of the Seas | Royal Caribbean Cruise Review The glass coffee table, while somewhat a brave choice, does make the room appear more spacious since it's almost invisible, you know?  Couch in Independence of the Seas Connecting Balcony Room are there couches in the rooms on independence of the seas?Yes. We had a couch in our connecting ocean view balcony stateroom on Independence of the Seas. This couch did not turn into a bed.  At first peek into the bathroom, you'll likely be happy to see a shower stall and no shower curtain. Not too many ships still have shower curtains these days, but there are some.  Inside the shower is an adjustable shower head, a complimentary combination body wash/shampoo, and a clothes line. Pro Tip: Bring your own shampoo/conditioner as this soap can be a bit rough on hair imo. See Also: How To Wash Clothes On A Cruise Spacious bathroom on Independence of the Seas | Photo Review The bathroom was plenty spacious with a tiled floor and another generously sized mirror. Let's head back toward the balcony again!  Queen sized bed | Royal Caribbean Connecting Ocean View Balcony Photos You can opt for two twin sized beds or have them made into a queen, which we did.  Independence of the Seas Balcony Sailing Out of Miami, Florida Even on an overcast day, a balcony gives you beautiful natural light and the chance to breath in that fresh ocean air without leaving your stateroom! Can you hear the people next door in a connecting balcony?It depends. In nearly any room, on a ship or in a hotel, there is a chance you will hear your neighbors. On this cruise we did hear our neighbors a bit from time to time, but more because it was a group of ladies excited to be on their long weekend cruise and less specifically because we had a connecting room.  Kicking back on the balcony for sail away | Independence of the Seas Review It definitely didn't stop us from enjoying 4 night cruise out of Miami! Is a connecting balcony worth it?A connecting balcony is a wonderful option for families traveling together. The door between the rooms can be unlocked by the room steward and left open if you so choose, allowing your family to go back and forth between the two rooms as needed. This can be a more affordable option than a suite for a family in many cases! If you're not traveling with the stateroom you're connected to, don't worry, the door will remain locked the entire time.  Balconies are made for moments like these :) For us, it was worth it to be able to enjoy moments like this! As we booked a balcony guarantee, we had a discounted rate for giving up choosing the room location. Obviously, you'd rather not have a connecting room if you don't need it. But at the same time, it doesn't really matter. We were happy to have a balcony without an obstruction! That was a big win! :) Should you book a balcony guarantee cabin?If you're looking to save some money, this can be a good option, but you need to consider a few things:
Ocean View Room Pictures | Symphony of the SeasIf the above apply to you, a guarantee cabin may not be the best option for you. On the other hand, if you are willing to take the chance, you should go into it expecting to get the lowest possible option (obstructed in a less desirable location) and then be excited if you get randomly assigned anything above that. If your expectations are set properly, you will be happy with a balcony gty. :) When Was Independence of the Seas Built?Independence of the Seas was built in 2008 and was "amped" (refurbished) in 2018 under the Royal Amplified program. More from this 4 night cruise on Independence of the Seas
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Celebrity Ascent in Fort Lauderdale's Port Everglades
This 7 Night Western Caribbean Cruise on Celebrity Ascent departed from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In This Post:Checking in at Port Everglades | Celebrity cruise Review BlogWe had already checked in for our cruise on the Celebrity App, but as you can imagine from this picture, checking in is an efficient process in this elegant cruise port terminal. We were dropped off outside at 1pm, took the following pic at 1:04pm and were inside our room by 1:18pm! 
A classy and efficient check-in process
When can you check in for a Celebrity Cruise? You can check in for your Celebrity Cruise 45 days before embarkation using the Celebrity Cruises app or website. Infinite Veranda | Celebrity Ascent ReviewWe spent the week in an infinite veranda stateroom 8280. This is a balcony cabin on Celebrity Ascent. 
Infinite Veranda 8280 on Celebrity Ascent Cruise Ship
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Royal Caribbean Ship Seen From Celebrity Ascent Infinite Verandah
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What is the infinite veranda on Celebrity?
Infinite Verandas are a category of cruise balcony staterooms on Celebrity Cruises' Edge class ships. The aim is to blur the line between your luxury accommodations and incredible ocean views.
As you can see in the photo below, rather than a heavy sliding glass door standing in the way of you and the ocean air, infinite verandas offer floor to ceiling glass for incredible views and allow you to feel the ocean breeze in your hair at the touch of a button!
As you can see in the photo below, rather than a heavy sliding glass door standing in the way of you and the ocean air, infinite verandas offer floor to ceiling glass for incredible views and allow you to feel the ocean breeze in your hair at the touch of a button!
View of Infinite Verandah Room 8280 on Celebrity Ascent
Infinite Veranda Cabin 8280 Photos
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Let's highlight some features of infinite veranda staterooms on Celebrity Ascent and then we will share our review of this style of room on a cruise ship! These photos are from stateroom 8280 on Ascent during her inaugural year. |
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Bathroom - Celebrity Ascent Cabin 8280
Cruise ship bathrooms are notoriously tiny and awkward to maneuver. So let me ask you this, would you believe that the photo below is a cruise ship bathroom!?
Modern Cruise Ship Bathroom on Celebrity Ascent
The shower was spacious and body wash, shampoo, and conditioner were provided. Not all lines (or hotels for that matter) provide conditioner these days...
And no more gross shower curtains. The full glass capsule shower was luxurious and the door was "slow-close" so it never slammed shut on you, which we've experienced on other ships.
Spacious Shower with Glass Door on Celebrity Ascent
The modern design left the bathroom on Ascent feeling spacious, with storage for your toiletries on the counter as well as multiple shelves on either side of the large mirror.
Thoughtful, stylish design on Celebrity Ascent
The bathroom was the first door on the right immediately after entering the stateroom. Next to the door was the digital thermostat which offered a number of room controls as well.
Bathroom Entrance - Infinite Verandah 8280 on Celebrity Ascent
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The touch screen thermostat had additional functions including the lighting of the room. Rather than turning each individual light fixture on or off, you could simply tap a preset including bright, dim, or lights out as well as morning, movie, evening, and sleep!
It is important to note that the air conditioning will not run while the window is open.
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Storage - CELEBRITY ASCENT CABIN 8280
Ascent had so many nooks and crannies that made it one of the most well thought out cruise cabins as far as storage was concerned.
The adorable coral display held the stateroom attendants card (shout out to Kevin!) and felt like a little museum piece on display - an elegant touch!
The adorable coral display held the stateroom attendants card (shout out to Kevin!) and felt like a little museum piece on display - an elegant touch!
The doors above, below, and to the right of the coral opened to reveal shelves for storage and even an umbrella for those port days when you need to dodge the droplets!
Now lets open the doors to the left of the coral display:
Now lets open the doors to the left of the coral display:
The main closet provided ample wooden hangers with clips, a set of drawers, a safe, and robes!
Not to be missed on the door to the left is a full length mirror. :)
Living Space - CELEBRITY ASCENT CABIN 8280
The main living area in the infinite veranda aboard Celebrity Ascent included a couch for relaxing and across the way a set of drawers, mini fridge, and lighted vanity with chair which could certainly function as a small desk space as well.
The drawers were spacious while a central divider helped to keep things tidy. The min fridge was stocked with some Coca-cola, Sprite, Heineken, small liquor bottles and some wine. These are all available for purchase as well as the bottles of water on top.
Inside the white box were some international outlets - 220v, 110v, and 2 USB plugs. It's nice that the international adapter was built in so cruisers from all over would be set even if they forgot theirs! The lid closes to keep cords in order and they can be fed out of the grooves on the front of the box. All in all, this was a nice concept but irl it felt a bit clunky imo and at times we did wish we could move the box out of the way.
Inside the white box were some international outlets - 220v, 110v, and 2 USB plugs. It's nice that the international adapter was built in so cruisers from all over would be set even if they forgot theirs! The lid closes to keep cords in order and they can be fed out of the grooves on the front of the box. All in all, this was a nice concept but irl it felt a bit clunky imo and at times we did wish we could move the box out of the way.
Bed Area - CELEBRITY ASCENT CABIN 8280
We opted for the beds to be together and we chose a cabin where the bed was closest to the veranda. The bed was very comfortable and well appointed with pillows both functional and decorative. The TV was right across from the bed and we did enjoy a few movies (for free) on this cruise.
Veranda - Celebrity Ascent Cabin 8280
The infinite veranda is currently one of the most controversial cabin types on a cruise ship (see also boardwalk balcony) because it has people asking the question "Is this really a balcony/verandah?"
As you can see there is effectively a floor to ceiling window instead of a balcony you can step out onto. In front of the window you have two chairs and a small table.
As you can see there is effectively a floor to ceiling window instead of a balcony you can step out onto. In front of the window you have two chairs and a small table.
Stunning views sailing away from Ft Lauderdale in an Infinite Verandah on Celebrity Ascent
As shown below you can leave the entire room open to the beautiful outdoor views, or you can close the shoji-reminiscent dividers for filtered light and privacy. This is a nice feature when one person is resting but the other would like to enjoy the "balcony" area.
Is the Infinite Veranda on Celebrity Ascent the Best Stateroom at Sea?
After sailing in an infinite veranda for 7 nights (Labadee & Cayman Cruise) we can definitely see the pros and cons of this cabin style.
The stateroom definitely feels more spacious! This style also offers more privacy from the cabins beside you than a traditional balcony. Oceanview balcony doors can be heavy and may be difficult for some passengers to open and close, so the ability to enjoy the fresh air at the touch of a button is going to be a game-changer for some.
The ability to enjoy natural light and stunning views and fresh air from anywhere in your cabin (except maybe the bathroom) without physically going outside on your balcony was awesome!
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As mentioned earlier, the air conditioning will automatically shut off when you open the window, so depending on what time of year you are sailing and in what region of the world, this may be really impactful. You may rarely open the window because of the amount of hot air or humidity it quickly lets in and that may leave you wishing you had a more traditional balcony that you could step out on and close the door behind you so the room temperature stays to your preference.
Sailing the Caribbean in December we did not find this to be a major issue, but it is something to bear in mind.
So is the Celebrity Ascent Infinite Veranda the best stateroom at sea?
Well.. I have a few more staterooms to try before I can answer that ;) But I will say that I absolutely loved the Infinite Verandah on Celebrity Ascent. It's definitely not for everyone, but for me - I would not hesitate to book this cabin category at any time in the future!
In fact, I hope to sail on Ascent again soon as it's one of my personal favorite ships!
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Entering Your Sun princess Cabin with the Medallion
Anticipation builds as you walk down the corridor to your stateroom for the first time. A panel is spotted beside the door, featuring a smart screen as well as the cabin number with braille beneath.
You may be surprised to see "Door Unlocked" along with your face on the screen and the light around the door handle will be green indicating you can enter the room!
I really enjoyed the convenience of not having to fiddle to find and tap a card or item every time I wanted to get into the room. As long as the medallion was on my person, by the time I got to the room I could enter seamlessly.
You can also see on the display that as you enter or exit your stateroom on Sun Princess, you can tap for Privacy or to notify the Stateroom Steward that it's an ideal time to service your room.
You can also see on the display that as you enter or exit your stateroom on Sun Princess, you can tap for Privacy or to notify the Stateroom Steward that it's an ideal time to service your room.
Deluxe Balcony Stateroom 11221 Photos
Below you can see a portion of the desk area, couch, and bed in this balcony cabin number 11221.
Inside Balcony Stateroom 11221 on Sun Princess
Desk Area - Balcony Cabin 11221 Sun Princess
You'll be welcomed with a line up of information at the desk, as you can see, including the Princess Patter. The Princess Patter is the daily schedule for ship activities and provides valuable information about the hours of bars and restaurants and when you need to be back on the ship on port days. If you would like to see the Princess Patters from our recent cruise to get an idea of what is on offer, click here for Princess Patter Uploads. (coming soon!)
The desk area is quite spacious and there are two drawers to keep yourself organized. The chair is designed with a leather handle at the back which proved very useful when pulling it out to have a seat.
The desk area is quite spacious and there are two drawers to keep yourself organized. The chair is designed with a leather handle at the back which proved very useful when pulling it out to have a seat.
Mini bar and desk area on Sun princess
The mirror here really opens the room and provides an ideal space for anyone doing their hair and makeup while the bathroom is in use. If you would like some more lighting, there are two long vertical light strips on either side of the mirror.
The mini fridge can be found in the bottom cabinet and if you have a mini bar set up you will find the fridge filled with a variety of mixers and small bottles of liquor on the shelf above. This is a complimentary perk for any Elite travelers on Princess.
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The mini fridge can be found in the bottom cabinet and if you have a mini bar set up you will find the fridge filled with a variety of mixers and small bottles of liquor on the shelf above. This is a complimentary perk for any Elite travelers on Princess.
Read: Elite Benefits We Used on Sun Princess (coming soon!)
Spacious Couch in SUN PRINCESS Stateroom 11221
An abstract painting added character to the wall behind the couch, which was very spacious and comfortable. The material was almost velvety with a silver hue. A small, round side table was useful as a valet tray, surface to set glassware, and even as a footrest from time to time :)
Spacious couch on Sun Princess DB 11221
Bed by Balcony in Cabin 11221 Sun Princess
Of note, the configuration of Balcony Stateroom 11221 on Sun Princess is that the bed is located next to the balcony while the couch is at the entrance. Other rooms have the couch near the balcony and the bed near the entrance.
There are two nightstands at either side of the bed. You also have standard wall lamps as well as small reading lights beneath, which is a nice touch. Switches beside the bed make it convenient to shut off the lights or turn them on without having to get up and you will find outlets and charging ports at the bedside which is always a great feature!
There are two nightstands at either side of the bed. You also have standard wall lamps as well as small reading lights beneath, which is a nice touch. Switches beside the bed make it convenient to shut off the lights or turn them on without having to get up and you will find outlets and charging ports at the bedside which is always a great feature!
Tip For Cruise Travelers: If you have a preference in either direction, have your travel agent verify the configuration for you in advance! Please note that you will not be able to book a "guarantee" room if you have specific preferences like this.
In-Stateroom TV on Sun Princess
Sun Princess had a really great selection of movies along with tv shows to watch in the stateroom, free of charge. The TV was huge. It did not swivel out, which felt like a missed opportunity, however it was perfectly placed to watch movies in bed in a fluffy robe while ocean waves flowed on by!
Sun Princess Cabin Private Bathrooms
The stateroom bathrooms on Sun Princess were so fresh and modern. You'll have everything you need with several shelves for your toiletries and refillable hand soap and lotion dispensers at the counter.
A very exciting feature to the bathrooms on Sun Princess are full glass showers - no more gross shower curtains! You can adjust the water flow from the shower head and you will find shampoo, conditioner, and body wash in the shower for your convenience.
You also may notice the round silver bit affixed to the left side of the shower wall. For those who do not know, this is a clothes line! So if you need to hang some clothes to dry whether it's your damp swim suit or some undies you washed up in the sink you can utilize this built-in line. Not all cruise ship bathrooms are equipped with these anymore, so we always bring a portable one with us, but I was pleasantly surprised to see they included these clothes lines in the staterooms!
Cruise Travel Tip: If you have particular hair, I recommend bringing at least your favorite conditioner as the one provided did my hair no favors. This is my favorite at the moment and doesn't even take space in your TSA liquids bag! ;)
Cruise Travel Tip: If you have particular hair, I recommend bringing at least your favorite conditioner as the one provided did my hair no favors. This is my favorite at the moment and doesn't even take space in your TSA liquids bag! ;)
Portable Hair Dryer on Sun Princess
You may have noticed there was no junky in-wall hair dryer in that bathroom. That's because the stateroom has a drybar buttercup blow dryer! From the top drawer above the mini fridge, I could pull out this cheery yellow hair dryer at any time. The Dry Bar blow-dryer worked really well and I loved having the ability to plug it in anywhere around the room and not be trapped in the bathroom with a hair dryer on the wall. It's very practical for a cruise as you can continue to get ready while another traveler is in the shower, for example.
Drawers and Closet Space on Sun Princess
We had plenty of space for storage in our stateroom on Sun Princess. An in-room safe was housed in the far left top cabinet. Two pool towels were waiting for us in one of the open cubbies beneath. Three drawers could be found below that.
The main closet had a very spacious rod for hanging clothes and plenty of hangers - some with pant clips some without. Additional shelves inside the closet made it easy to keep things organized and I was actually able to put my luggage on the right side, beneath my hanging clothes. The bottom shelf was perfect for keeping shoes together, yet out of sight!
Deluxe Balcony on Sun Princess 11221
Stateroom 11221 on Sun Princess is an unobstructed balcony, categorized as a Deluxe Balcony. Two chairs and a small table were waiting for us. Footrests/ottomans for the chairs were not provided, although we could see them on the larger balconies beneath us.
We embarked in Rome, Civitavecchia Port, so that is what you are seeing from the balcony on this room tour day. Of note, Rome city center is a ways away from the Port, inland. We flew into FCO and took the train to the port.
Read: How to get to Civitavecchia Cruise Port By Train (coming soon!)
Read: How to get to Civitavecchia Cruise Port By Train (coming soon!)
This view should give you a bit of an idea of the amount of space on your deluxe balcony!
There is nothing quite like being on your balcony as the ship sails away from the embarkation port.
Here you can see the sun dipping low over the coast of Italy near Civitavecchia port as we head south to Naples.
Here you can see the sun dipping low over the coast of Italy near Civitavecchia port as we head south to Naples.
Oh, but wait! There's something else you can see, isn't there?
You can see the balconies of the C2 mini suites on deck 9 as well as the private Cabana Deck (with the plush lounge chairs). We thought it was an incredibly strange design that these suite balconies were so exposed. They really had no privacy despite costing more and to some extent one could say that they obstruct the view of balconies above. What do you think?
Cruise Tip: Your travel agent can help you choose a room that has the size and amenities you want (like a mini suite) with the location you want. ;)
You can see the balconies of the C2 mini suites on deck 9 as well as the private Cabana Deck (with the plush lounge chairs). We thought it was an incredibly strange design that these suite balconies were so exposed. They really had no privacy despite costing more and to some extent one could say that they obstruct the view of balconies above. What do you think?
Cruise Tip: Your travel agent can help you choose a room that has the size and amenities you want (like a mini suite) with the location you want. ;)
Sun Princess Stateroom 11221 Location
Sun Princess Deck 11 Map - Deluxe Balcony Stateroom 11221 in Red
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Cabin 11221 on Sun Princess is a Deluxe Balcony located Forward and Starboard as you can see in the red box on the accompanying deck map. The elevators (Lift) are also noted in red so you can get an idea of the distance this balcony stateroom is from the nearest elevator.
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