Icon of the Seas offers broad mix of balcony cabins
More than 70% of the Royal Caribbean ship’s cabins have balconies, with ocean-facing, neighborhood-facing and Infinite Balcony options available.
Icon of the Seas has 28 stateroom categories spanning suites, balcony accommodations and inside cabins. More than 70% of its cabins include a balcony, compared with about 12% aboard Royal Caribbean’s oldest ship, Grandeur of the Seas.
The ship offers balconies facing the ocean or overlooking neighborhoods such as Central Park and Surfside. It also introduced Infinite Balconies to Royal Caribbean’s fleet.
A reviewed standard Ocean View Balcony Stateroom, cabin 14672 on Deck 14, measures about 200 square feet, with approximately 50 additional square feet of outdoor space. Unlike the newer Infinite Balcony design, it has a conventional exterior balcony.
The cabin accommodates two guests and does not include a bunk bed or sofa bed. Its king bed can be divided into two twin beds upon request. At the vanity, guests have access to U.S. and European electrical outlets, USB-A and USB-C charging ports, plus two additional USB-C ports.
The bathroom shower includes a built-in seat and separate dispensers for body wash, conditioner and shampoo.