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Superior Ocean View Suites, actually, are large cabins, and not suites! Staying in one will NOT gain you access to the Concierge Club past which, every day, you'll walk! For this, you will have to occupy a true suite: Cat B or better. There are no suite perks or special amenities. That said, the Category C's are nice cabins, worthy of consideration.
Providing 276 square feet of space (13.1 x 21), staying in one of these "suites" more, will remind you of being in a land based hotel, than being aboard a ship. That is the intention! Voyager, by design, is a ship intended to make you forget you are on one. It's obvious from where Royal Caribbean intends to attract the bulk of Voyager's passengers: land based resorts!
The cabin is partitioned into seating and sleeping areas. The beds are two twins able to be joined to form one single, almost king sized. Foam inserts filling the gaps between the two will fool you into forgetting their dual configuration. Reading lights above the beds permit late night readers to do so, without disturbing his bed partner. These lights are the same used in all cabin classes (I just forgot to mention them earlier!)
The sitting area consists of a full sofa and two chairs adjoining the verandah. Once again, the infernal electronically tabulating mini bar occupies the refrigerator, so, unless you see yourself using it, have it emptied to make room for your own beverages.
These cabins provide a full bathtub in the bath, so, no clam shell shower stall here!
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