Royal Caribbean Cabins on Icon of the Seas: Royal Loft Suite and 7 Other Cabins

Icon of the Seas cabins cover a range of categories.
This tour of cabins on Icon of the Seas looks at eight different stateroom categories.
You can see accessible, family, Central Park and Surfside views and the 1,482 square-foot Royal Loft Suite.

Also watch:
Icon of the Seas Full Ship Tour

Icon of the Seas Balcony Cabin Tour

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I like that you gave us a heads up about the people and the story behind that… it helped me overlook them as I was watching the full video

[judis]

Your tour was great John. I thought the interior cabin with the separate vanity and closet space was pretty clever. I loved the junior suite with bed facing the window with the divider by the closets. The loft suite while spacious, felt a bit to exposed to the other areas of the ship. I am not a fan of any of the cabins that face Central Park. I like to look at the ocean. Looks like they have a cabin for everyone. thanks for sharing.

[aimeerogers]

Thank you for showing interior and ocean view rooms as well as the more expensive staterooms. Those just aren't in my budget.

[briannaquiller]

I noticed from the first couple of interior rooms that you showed. I did not see a bathroom inside the stateroom. Are there any bathrooms inside those rooms

[lrbrowne]

Do you happen to know how the sofa bed is configured in the balcony cabins? We are traveling with two teenagers and hoping they are trundle beds like some of the Oasis class, but I can't find any info anywhere.

[annm.]

I like how these beds face the windows and also gives you more room to walk around in the room without squeezing by the bed. Not liking these inside balconies Why wouldn't you want to see the ocean?