Why book an inside room on a cruise

Editorial Summary

Matt from Royal Caribbean Blog discusses the advantages of booking an inside stateroom on a cruise. He addresses the common dilemma of whether to save money with an interior room or pay more for a balcony. The creator provides six primary reasons to consider an inside room, starting with the fact that passengers often spend very little time in their cabins due to the abundance of onboard activities and ports of call. He notes that inside rooms are often located in the middle of the ship on lower decks, which can be beneficial for travelers prone to motion sickness. The video also clarifies that inside rooms are not always small, citing specific square footage for large and family interior categories. For those who value sleep, the darkness of an inside room can be ideal for resting without sunlight interference. Additionally, the creator highlights the virtual balcony technology found on some ships, which uses large LED screens to provide views of the ocean. Ultimately, the most significant benefit mentioned is the cost savings, which allows travelers to allocate funds toward excursions, dining, or drinks, or simply makes a cruise more accessible for those on a budget.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.