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The ten Owners Suites on Voyager of the Seas represent the second highest category of accommodation. With 468 sq. feet of space, passengers are provided plenty of room in which to stretch. A sofa, chaise, and two chairs surrounding a glass topped cocktail table complete an intimate sitting area overlooking the private verandah. The sofa opens to form a queen sized bed, permitting occupancy by up to 4 people. A black marble topped walnut cabinet separates the sitting and sleeping areas, atop which sets a swivel mounted, 32-inch Hi-Definition, direct view, widescreen TV.
The bedroom provides a king sized bed, full marble topped dresser with makeup mirror, and several full length, mirrored closets set within walnut panels. A hair dryer, and button-programmed safe are included. A large picture window admits daylight.
Brocade chairs and a glass top table and an adjacent full-length bar allow for romantic in cabin dining. Live potted plants provide just the right touch of nature.
Exiting through the sliding glass doors of the sitting area, guests come to the teak decked open verandah. Two chairs and a stone table provide the extent of the furniture. Missing are loungers, which are sorely needed.
For the first time on a Royal Caribbean ship, suite guests, at least those staying in Categories B or higher, receive special treatment in the form of a Concierge Club. Entry to the club, located one deck down from where the suites are located (WHY?), is through private key cards (your suite key). Continental breakfasts, assistance with reservations, and newspapers are provided for the Voyager's most special guests.
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