What type of bedding configuration is available?

2 min. readlast update: 06.17.2025

Cruise ship staterooms are designed to be versatile and space-efficient, offering various bedding configurations to accommodate singles, couples, families, and groups. Most cabins can be customized to fit your needs when you book or once you're onboard.


🛏️ Common Bedding Configurations

Configuration Description
Twin beds (2) Most standard rooms have two separate twin beds that can be left apart or converted
Queen/King bed Twin beds can usually be combined into a queen-size bed.
Sofa bed A pull-out couch that sleeps 1 adult or child; common in balcony or suite staterooms
Pull-down bunk (upper berth) A wall-mounted or ceiling bunk bed that folds down—ideal for kids or smaller adults
Murphy bed A bed that folds down from the wall (in larger family cabins or suites)
Rollaway/portable crib Available by request for infants or toddlers (limited supply)

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family & Group Accommodations

Some staterooms can sleep 3 to 5 guests, using combinations such as:

  • Two twins + sofa bed

  • Queen + pull-down bunk

  • Queen + Murphy + sofa bed

  • Two connecting cabins for more space and additional beds


🔄 Can You Choose or Change the Configuration?

  • ✅ Yes, in most cases — request your preferred layout when booking

  • ✅ Cabin stewards can reconfigure your beds on embarkation day

  • ❗ Bed styles (e.g., pull-down vs. sofa bed) depend on stateroom type


In Summary:

Bedding Type Available Onboard? Notes
Twin beds ✅ Yes Can usually be converted to queen/king
Queen or king ✅ Yes Often two twins pushed together
Sofa bed ✅ Yes Great for 3rd guest or child
Pull-down bunk ✅ Yes Found in many family cabins
Murphy bed ✅ Yes In select cabins and suites
Cribs/Pack ’n Plays ✅ By request Limited availability—reserve early

If you're cruising with a group, child, or have special sleeping needs, it’s a good idea to let your travel advisor know in advance so they can assign a room with the best bedding configuration for you.

NOTE: Bedding configuration varies by cruise line, ship and category stateroom.

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