64% of Icon of the Seas's 2,814 cabins are balcony cabins, and RL Royal Loft Suite cabins reach 2088 sq ft, the largest on board.
Size, capacity and starting price for every Icon of the Seas room type, side by side.
Icon of the Seas is made up of 35 cabin categories, with balcony cabins the largest group at 64% (1,815 cabins). Each block below represents one category, sized by total number of included rooms. Tap a block to open that stateroom type.
Pick a cabin type (Inside, Balcony, etc), then a deck. Every matching cabin is highlighted; everything else is dimmed.
Most inside cabins are forward: 82% of those with a recorded position.
Forward holds the most ocean view cabins, 42% of those with a recorded position.
Aft holds the most balcony cabins, 46% of those with a recorded position.
Spread from bow to stern: 38% forward, 28% midship and 34% aft.
For $53 more per night, you can go from an inside cabin to a balcony.
About $742 more for two on a 7-night cruise.
51% of upcoming Balcony sailings are currently below their recent average fare.
Share of this ship's upcoming priced sailings whose current fare for that type is below its recent average.
Inside cabins have the lowest current fares on Icon of the Seas. No window, up to four guests, and sizes run from 156 to 285 sq ft.
Icon of the Seas has 275 ocean view rooms, 10% of the ship. A window or porthole but no balcony, up to four guests, and most are 187 sq ft.
Balcony rooms are Icon of the Seas's biggest type: 1,815 cabins, 64% of the ship. A private balcony, up to five guests, and sizes run from 196 to 509 sq ft.
Icon of the Seas has 189 suite rooms, 7% of the ship. Sizes run from 269 to 2088 sq ft, and they sleep up to five guests.
From our own cabin records: things worth knowing before you book, like obstructed views or noise. Most cabins have nothing noted.
64% of Icon of the Seas's cabins are balconies, vs 49% across Royal Caribbean.
Icon of the Seas balcony cabins are 6% larger than the Royal Caribbean average (204 vs 192 sq ft median).
Fewer inside cabins than the fleet: 19% vs 29%.
Icon of the Seas has 1,815 balcony cabins, 64% of its 2,814 cabins, spread across 13 categories.
The typical one is 204 sq ft, and sizes run from 196 to 509 sq ft. Balconies range from 50 to 83 sq ft; the largest belong to H3.
Inside cabins, from $133 per person per night on current sailings.
189 cabins are in the Suite type, across 13 categories, from 269 to 2088 sq ft.
Decks 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 14. Deck 12 has the most (337).
Yes: 36 accessible cabins in total, made up of 7 inside and 29 balcony.
The 83 cabins in 3 categories: IB, UL and RL. Every other cabin sleeps up to four.
