staterooms
Cruise ship accommodations
Staterooms are private sleeping quarters on a ship or train, typically more spacious and better appointed than standard cabins.
The term suggests comfort and status—cruise lines advertise staterooms rather than mere rooms to evoke luxury.
We booked a stateroom with a balcony overlooking the ocean.
Assigned living accommodations
- chamberEnclosed room or cavity
- palatialLavishly grand and spacious
- gildedOverlaid with gold leaf
- aristocraticOf hereditary nobility
liner · Titanic · Victorian · Edwardian · grand · opulent · mahogany · chandelier
Simple wooden dwelling
- suiteConnected hotel rooms
- balconyRaised exterior platform
- portholeCircular vessel window
- deckShip's flat surface
berth · steward · ocean liner · passenger · embarkation · veranda · promenade · shipboard
Enclosed subdivision of space
- sleeperOne at rest
- berthSleeping space on transport
- porterBaggage carrier or dark brew
- dining carTrain's onboard restaurant
overnight · Orient Express · conductor · first-class · parlor car · vestibule · observation · locomotive
quarters
Assigned living accommodations
aristocratic · liner · Titanic · Victorian · Edwardian · grand · opulent · mahogany · chandelier · velvet
cabin
Simple wooden dwelling
deck · berth · steward · ocean liner · passenger · embarkation · veranda · promenade · shipboard · captain
compartment
Enclosed subdivision of space
dining car · overnight · Orient Express · conductor · first-class · parlor car · vestibule · observation · locomotive · transcontinental
- TitanicTitanic, RMS Titanic, iceberg, sinking, lifeboats
- aircraft featuresseats, seatbelts, overhead bins, tray tables, windows
- steamboatpaddle wheel, steam engine, boiler, smokestacks, pilot house
stateroomssteerage
Ship's cheapest quarters
berths · bunks · dormitories · hammocks · cargo holds
stateroomsdeck
Ship's flat surface
sun deck · deck chairs · promenade · common areas · public spaces