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We are pleasantly surprised when we open the door to our
family oceanview stateroom. It's huge! When booking this trip, I
asked for an outside cabin for my two friends and me. We were
assigned one of six family staterooms and couldn't be happier.
With its two sleeping quarters and roomy living, we are never
in each other's way and looking at the tons of storage space
this stateroom would be ideal for a longer voyage. But
the highlight of this stateroom must be our very own doorbell. Ding Dong!
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All 1,015 guest staterooms on Jewel of the
Seas come well equipped with shower or tub and toilet, interactive TV, safe,
hairdryer, tons of towels and sufficient wardrobe space. Top of the line are the
extravagant Owner's and Royal Suites; great if you have a buck to spare and are
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Less opulent choices include superb
Junior Suites, hundreds of staterooms with balcony and for the budget
conscious (like us) there are standard outside and inside staterooms. Count on
very small bathrooms in everything but the deluxe accommodation and you won't be
disappointed. While I have always been enthusiastic about the cabin service on Royal
Caribbean ships, this time our stateroom steward seems completely uninterested in us
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Royal Caribbean International was one
of the first cruise lines to offer interactive TV sets in all staterooms and on
Jewel of the Seas you can zap your way through dozens of channels. From
first rate movies in four languages to a channel with video clips: it's all there.
The remote control even lets you check your onboard account, order shore
excursions or wine with dinner. Even more full-length movies are available in
the pay-per-view section (at $ 9.95 per movie) and with complimentary room
service available 24/7, who would ever want to leave their stateroom? |
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