You won’t find any villas on the Pride of America, but there are still luxurious accommodations for your needs. The Grand Suite is the most luxurious of all, featuring a living room, dining room, private balcony with a hot tub and a separate bedroom with a walk-in closet. There are two TV’s in this type of suite and a bathroom fit for royalty. Other options in luxurious cabins include the Owner’s Suite, and the Deluxe Penthouse Suite, all of which come with butler and concierge service.

The standard cabins may appear small at first glance, but they are very comfortable, functional and convenient. The closet has plenty of shelves so that you can unpack and not have to live out of your suitcase on a week-long cruise to Hawaii. Each one has a TV and in-room coffee and tea making facilities as well as a desk for your laptop. Each one is equipped with wireless Internet access. The bathrooms are quite large with separate toilet and shower facilities and come with a wide range of personal amenities.



Over 60% of the cabins are outside and most have balconies where you can relax in private as you sail along. Take any one of your meals on the balcony by ordering from room service – even late at night when you want to enjoy the refreshing breeze of the ocean.

Family suites come with balconies or picture windows. There are also suites that have an obstructed view and are therefore cheaper. These are designed for different size groups and have a living room, two bedrooms and a sofa that converts to a bed. Some have two lower beds in each bedroom, while others have a queen size bed in one of the rooms. There are also two bathrooms in these cabins on the Pride of America.

Floor to ceiling windows are characteristic of balcony staterooms where the sliding glass doors open onto a spacious veranda. The inside staterooms measure about 144 square feet and consist of two lower beds. You can also have this smaller size cabin in the outside category with a porthole window.

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