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Holland America MS Rotterdam Cabins & Staterooms With Pictures

Everything you need to know about staterooms on the hal rotterdam.

Welcome aboard the luxurious Rotterdam cruise ship, where sophistication meets coziness in each of its 1,300+ staterooms. From the modern & light wood tones to contemporary art and sophisticated patterned carpet, the ambiance is designed to soothe. Stepping into the cabins on the MS Rotterdam feels like entering a luxury suite at a Four Seasons or Ritz Carlton hotel (albeit smaller). The light-blocking curtains and velvet throw pillows add a touch of elegance to the space. Each cabin includes a large flat-screen television, safe, and mini-bar stocked with beverages (for purchase). 

What truly sets the Rotterdam apart are its balconies where you can take in the ocean breeze and soak up the stunning views while enjoying your morning coffee or evening cocktail. Balconies are available in nearly 70% of the ship’s suites and staterooms, considered a high ratio of terraces for this size ship. 

Families can opt for one of the 32 Family Ocean Views, complete with a third berth that opens from the ceiling and two bathrooms one with a shower and sink, and another with a bathtub/shower, sink, and toilet. These stateroom types are exclusive to the newer Holland America Line cruise ships (The Pinnacle Class)

No matter what stateroom type you choose, expect intelligently designed spaces with plenty of electrical outlets, adjustable bedside reading lights, and ample closet space. Holland America’s Mariner’s Dream Beds have firm and comfortable Euro-Top mattresses and pillows available in down and foam. While we found the pillows to be a little uncomfortable, the room steward did offer to swap them out for different pillow types towards the end of the cruise. 

The MS Rotterdam offers a good variety of television programming and a selection of complementary movies, old and new. News outlets provided include BBC, MSNBC, and Fox.

Verandah Staterooms on MS Rotterdam

“Verandah Staterooms” or balcony cabins are the most plentiful and popular cabin types on the Rotterdam cruise ship. While this may be a typical room, the balcony cabins are quite comfortable and feel anything BUT typical when compared to other cruise lines. The standard balcony cabin or Verandah Stateroom is equipped with a mini bar, queen bed, sofa, and desk area perfect for getting ready in the mornings (it’s also the only place the included hair dryer will be reasonably useful). Storage is plentiful in the closets and drawers and there’s plenty of room under the beds for storing luggage. 

A nice touch found in the rooms was a hair dryer, makeup mirror, robes, an umbrella as well as blankets to use on the balcony during chilly evenings (a VERY Dutch thing to have!)

The bathrooms in the balcony cabins are beautiful and well designed. The first thing you’ll notice is how good the lighting is. Unlike many cruise ships with horrible bathroom lighting, Holland America really put some thought into how people use the mirrors in the bathrooms to get ready in the evening, requiring decent light. Additionally, there is a wonderful glass shower with a rain head and intuitive controls. Gone are the days of the shower curtain sticking to you the entire time you try to bathe!

360 Degree Tour – Verandah Stateroom on the Holland America Rotterdam

The balcony (360 view) on the ms rotterdam.

This was taken from an Aft cabin – overlooking the Erasmus Bridge (Erasmusbrug) in Rotterdam, NL!

The Bathroom (360 View) on the HAL Rotterdam

Suites on the holland america rotterdam , vista suites.

The Rotterdam cruise ship offers various suite categories with different sizes and amenities to cater to the diverse preferences of guests that HAL is known for. The Vista Suites, which measure between 260 and 356 square feet, have an inverted layout with a sitting area off the entrance and a bedroom that opens onto the verandah. The bathroom is equipped with a shower featuring a massage head, fresh flowers, and binoculars are provided to Signature and Vista Suite guests during the cruise.

Signature Suites

The Signature Suites are larger, measuring between 393 and 400 square feet. They feature floor-to-ceiling windows with a verandah, a sitting area, and a bedroom with two twins that convert to a queen or king-size bed. The bathroom has a dual sink vanity (whereas regular cabins have a single sink), a whirlpool bath with shower, and a separate shower.

Neptune Suites

The Neptune Suites, measuring between 465 and 502 square feet, are even more spacious, featuring full-length windows with a verandah twice the length of those in a typical Verandah Stateroom, a large sitting area, and a bedroom with two twins that can be converted to a king size bed. The bathroom is equipped with dual sinks and can either have a whirlpool bath with a separate shower or just a separate shower.

The Pinnacle and Neptune Suites offer additional perks, such as upgraded Elemis amenities, complimentary laundry and dry cleaning services, exclusive access to the Neptune concierge lounge, and dining at Club Orange. Most of these top-tier suites are situated on Deck 7 closer to the Neptune Lounge. Guests in these categories also enjoy priority embarkation, tendering, and dining and seating requests, on top of all the amenities available in lower categories. 

Pinnacle Suite

Finally, the Pinnacle Suite is the largest suite available, measuring 1,290 square feet. This luxurious suite features a spacious living room with a sofa bed, a separate dining room with a pantry, microwave, and refrigerator, a bedroom with a king-sized bed, and a huge verandah with a private whirlpool. The marble bathroom is equipped with a whirlpool tub and separate shower, and there is an additional guest bathroom with a sink and toilet. Guests in the Pinnacle Suite are also provided with a private concierge to cater to their needs.

Special Cabin Types on MS Rotterdam

Spa suites and staterooms.

The Spa Suite cabins are basically typical Verandah rooms with a few extras and is really the only seemingly worthless option on Holland America Line (personal opinion of course). These cabin types are equipped with robes, slippers, and a yoga mat, therefore they are now called “Spa” cabins. However, unlike most other cruise lines with similar cabins,  you do NOT get access to the thermal suites / spa with a Holland America “spa” cruise cabin.

Accessible Rooms

Accessible rooms are equipped as expected with larger doorways, showers, and accessible features for passengers with mobility issues. 

Connecting Rooms

There are a limited number of connecting rooms available which makes it convenient for parties traveling together. We have friends that regularly travel in groups and they absolutely insist on connecting cabins! These cabins are also perfect for multi-generational families traveling together on an HAL cruise. 

Studio Single Ocean View Staterooms

For solo travelers, the Rotterdam offers 12 Single Ocean Views, which may be small at 127 square feet, but they are a more affordable and supplement-free option for solo / single cruisers. Being able to cruise without the ridiculous single supplement is a great trend in the right direction for people who travel alone (Thank NCL for pioneering the solo cabins!)

Holland America MS Rotterdam Cabins To Avoid (If Possible)

As on any cruise ship, there are less desirable cabins which should be avoided if possible. However, many people who book promotional rates such as “best available” or even free rooms for casino promos may not have the choice of room or room type. 

Good To Know

If you are on a promotion and cannot pick your cabin, upgrade to the Club Orange and one of the perks is getting the best cabin in the class you’re booked, therefore being able to choose your location. 

Rooms directly below the Lido pool

Some people say they can hear movement from above when the ship is at capacity, but normally only during the day, since the pools are effectively closed in the evenings. So, avoiding these rooms is only important if you are a napper during the day.

Staterooms directly above the World Stage

Again, some passengers say they hear noise from the World Stage, but most of those shows end relatively early, so unless you’re a person that turns in for bed by 10 pm, there’s probably no worry about these cabins.

Cabins under the BB King Stage

The biggest complaint from passengers are those with cabins on Deck 1, below the music walk and performance areas like the BB King music stage. Passengers sometimes feel the sound is so noticeable that earplugs are necessary. This is subjective of course, as some people will be more sensitive to sounds than others. It’s worth noting, however, that the bands stop at 12 midnight sharp, so if you aren’t one to go to bed before the entertainment is over, then this location likely won’t be a problem for you.

Obstructed View Verandah Stateroom

Some people may hate the idea of an inanimate object staring at them, but you’ll see by the picture, that even though the stateroom is classified as an “obstructed” view, it’s not bad at all. So for the right price, this may appeal to cruisers who want the outdoor space or the ability to open a door for fresh air and may not care that there’s a lifeboat near the balcony. 

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Rotterdam Verandah Stateroom

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The Rotterdam Verandah Stateroom feels just right for a large, premium cruise ship. However, there are some drawbacks worth knowing.

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• Generously sized bathroom
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The Verandah Staterooms on Rotterdam are cozy, stylish retreats. While modest in size, clever design enhances the sense of space. This is especially so in the chic bathroom – a real surprise. Also, there is a genuinely spacious verandah with reclining deck chairs.

The decor in the Rotterdam Verandah Stateroom can best be described as ‘Dutch-modern’. There are beechwood cabinets as well as soft furnishings in tones of grey and cream. Brushed silver highlights give it a stylish lift.

It’s all very smart. Indeed, Rotterdam’s Verandah Staterooms feel just right for a large, premium cruise ship. However, there are some drawbacks like poor soundproofing. Indeed, public announcements or even guests talking in the corridors may be enough to disturb light sleepers.

The living space is modest in size, but clever design makes it feel more roomy. Also, there are thoughtful features that are sure to please modern cruisers.

The Rotterdam Verandah Stateroom has a combined sleeping and sitting area. There is a comfortable Mariner’s Dream bed as well as a plush Euro-Top mattress. It can be configured as a queen or twin-bed setup. The choice is yours.

In addition there is a padded headboard, as well as night stands on either side of the bed. These are ideal for storing spectacles and reading material. There are also night lamps and multi-directional reading lights.

Also, there are bedside power outlets as well as USB slots for charging mobile devices. However, it’s worth noting these are not compatible with new USB-C connected devices.

In the sitting area there is a small sofa and a little coffee table. Though it has to be said, this table did tend to get in the way. There is also a writing desk with three US and two European power outlets, as well as USB-A connectivity.

The Rotterdam Verandah Stateroom has a large, wall mounted interactive TV. It is sure to be appreciated by modern cruisers, with movies on-demand and the ability to view your itinerary or see your shipboard account.

The living space also has a small bar area with room for glassware and bottles.

The glass-fronted verandah might just be the best part of the Rotterdam Verandah Stateroom. It is surprisingly spacious and delightfully private.

There is ample room for outdoor furniture which includes two reclining armchairs with ottomans, as well as a cocktail table.

The verandah is a private hideaway, and a great place to enjoy solitude – especially on busy sea days.

The real surprise in the Rotterdam Verandah Stateroom is the bathroom. It’s not just the generous size that pleases, but also its bright and modern design.

There is a large walk-in shower with a glass door that closes tightly, so there are never any leaks. Also, there is a good sized basin as well as a stone vanity – it has plenty of space for toiletries. In addition there are glass storage shelves and extra storage space under the vanity.

The Rotterdam Verandah Stateroom has just enough storage space. There is a closet with hanging room for two large cases full of clothing. In addition there is a small set of drawers.

It’s worth noting that there are two extra drawers under the foot of the bed. These are great for storing bulky clothing or items you might use less often.

Also, there is plenty of room to store even the largest hard shell luggage cases under the bed.

The Rotterdam Verandah Stateroom measures just 21.2 sq. m. / 228 sq. ft. including the verandah. However, some of the staterooms have extra deep balconies which are 16.4 sq. m. / 177 sq. ft. larger. It’s important to note that the inside space of these staterooms remains the same.

The Rotterdam Verandah Stateroom floor plan is typical for a premium cruise ship. There is a combined bedroom and sitting area with writing desk. The closet is in the hall and there is a well proportioned bathroom. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors lead on to the balcony.

Rotterdam has a total of 851 Verandah Staterooms. These are spread across the length of the cruise ship from decks 4 to 11.

The Verandah Staterooms are sold in a range of categories including V, VA, VB, VC, VD, VE, VF, VH, VS. However, it Is important to note that the internal size is the same. The only difference is the size of the verandah, the view and/or the stateroom position.

VH category : These staterooms may have obstructed views due to the placement of lifeboats in front of the verandahs. VS category : These staterooms are aft-facing with wake views. VB and VF categories : These staterooms on deck 4 have larger verandahs. V, VA and VH categories : These staterooms have a preferred midship location. If you are prone to seasickness I recommend selecting a stateroom in these categories.

The author sailed as a guest of  Holland America Line .

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I immensely enjoyed your presentation and had previously sent an e-mail to you that mentioned one small erroe you made. My dad was in the navy during world war 2 and this is what he told me:

1) the fastest way to get seasick is to lounge in a deck chair and watch the railing and the sea go up and down I tried that as we were in the caribbean but the water was to calm. We had one woman who did get seasick waiting to be seated for dinner and THE SHIP HAD NOT YET LEFT PORT.

2) the place to avoid seasickness is to be at the bow or the stern of the ship but not the midship as the bow dips and rises and the stern rolls but you get both in midships.

3) if you start to feel seasick get up and walk but do not lie on your bed as it will get worse

4) your stomach needs food in it which helps to combat seasickness, You may throw it up but keep on eating

I was with my dad watching TV in july 1978 and we hear that 30 foot waves were hitting the Queen Elizabeth 2 in the Atlantic sea. My dad started laughing and when I asked him why he said that 30 foot waves were nothing as his ship would periodically have 100 foot waves come crashing down on their ship which was a corvette.

Dear Christopher

Thank you for your kind words and your insightful comment. My observations are twofold:

1. Navy vessels of WWII did not have stabilisers. These are used in all modern cruise ships to ‘even out’ the rolling motion of the waves. In doing so they make the position of shortest moment (midship) most stable.

2. Personal experience on board many cruise ships in rough weather leads me to midship locales for a smoother ride.

It’s interesting stuff!

Regards Jason Kerr Managing Editor

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Stateroom Features

• Two twins that convert to queen-size
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Which cruise lines have single cabins?

If you are a solo or single traveller looking to cruise but you don’t want to have to fork our double for a double stateroom, take a look at our luxury cruise line partners. They offer luxury solo cabins on select ships!  

However, when looking for solo cabins, be aware of the exclusivity and rarity as not all cruise lines offer them. With this in mind, we’ve put together a list of cruise lines with single occupancy staterooms.

Cunard solo cruise suites

Cunard’s Single Ocean View Staterooms radiate comfort and prioritise, making their luxury cabins feel like a home away from home. Single suites come alongside a complimentary bottle of champagne, Penhaligon luxury toiletries and 24-hour room service. If you’re staying aboard the Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria or Queen Elizabeth, you'll enjoy access to your own spacious single staterooms with a sense of opulence and luxury flourishing. 

Cunard also offers you the opportunity to book a Britannia Double Stateroom for a variable single supplement. That is, if you prefer a more spacious cabin and desire larger storage room. 

Holland America solo cruise suites

If you are a solo traveller and want to avoid paying a solo supplement, take a look at ships that offer solo suites on Holland America. Koningsdam, Nieuw Statendam and Rotterdam are the specific ships that prioritise ensuring every guest has a comfortable stay ,no matter whether they’re cruising alone or together. As such, these ships offer a private space for each individual traveller.

Actually, Holland America stands out for solo travellers, as they have created a scheme to help solo cruisers meet: the Single Partners Programme. Activities such as fitness classes, themed competitions and cooking demonstrations create a social environment and a lively atmosphere on board, allowing solo travellers to form bonds and memories that can last a lifetime.

But be warned! Holland America solo cabins require booking far in advance due to their restricted availability and popularity!

Oceania Cruises solo cruise suites

Oceania Cruises offer a solo traveller experience and solo travellers have a wide range of solo cabins to choose from in their signature small-ship luxury. Aboard Vista, there are Level Solo Veranda Staterooms available, offering a spacious and luxury space for single cruisers, whilst still having access to the Concierge Lounge to mix and mingle with fellow sailors.

Every Solo Stateroom has all the same amenities a single cruise guest would have access to. Oceania Cruises guests can enjoy the same sumptuous service whether they’re in a pair or on their own.

Silversea solo cruise suites

Silversea wants to encourage solo travellers and welcome them on board their range of intimate ships; single supplements start at only 25% on select voyages.

All inclusive fares are standard, meaning solo and single guests will have access to a personal butler service and breathtaking ocean views. There are multiple fine dining options on board, with the option to dine with fellow cruisers should you wish to. Of course, there is a wide selection of sophisticated entertainment and enrichment in the daytime and evening for all to enjoy and create lasting memories.

River cruising solo cabins

River cruising allows you to visit top destinations without the hustle and bustle, as the ships are often smaller, allowing solo travellers to network with others whilst still having the opportunity to have a relaxed trip.

On board most of the Emerald river Cruises Star-Ships, there are single occupancy staterooms available. Select star-ships that go through the river Danube, Rhine and Rhone, come with comfortable and tastefully appointed cabins that look out on beautiful views worldwide, creating the perfect space for solo travellers. Again, they sell out quickly.

Solo supplement rates are available for those not lucky enough to secure a single cabin.

Riverside Luxury Cruises solo cruise cabins

Certain cruise lines that Panache Cruises partners with do not offer solo cabins, but instead offer a double cabin with no solo supplements. This means solo cruisers only have to pay for solo occupancy, yet can enjoy the luxury of a double cabin.

For example, on board the Riverside luxury cruises , Harmony and Melody suites are double suites measuring at 220 square feet, creating the perfect spacious suites for solo travellers. The Riverside Harmony suite is on board the Mozart ship, and the Riverside Melody suite is onboard the Ravel and Debussy ships.

Celebrity solo suites

Celebrity Edge Single Staterooms offer all the same amenities and services as a double stateroom, including the exclusive  eXhale® bedding and cashmere mattress. Solo cruisers are not missing out! Alongside that, solo cruisers also have access to premium, custom-blended bath products and 100% cotton plush bath towels and robes, allowing you to immerse yourself in luxury and replenish the body and the mind in the space of your very own private space.

Similarly, Celebrity Silhouette ships offer four inside single staterooms which have been perfectly designed and proportioned to provide you with luxury and maximum comfort. This all comes in company with the luxury amenities and services offered with double staterooms. For those who love to travel and explore the world via the water, Celebrity offers the ideal modern cabin for you: The Edge Single Infinite Veranda. You’ll find yourself right to the water’s edge, offering open access to the sea at the touch of a button.

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