when on a cruise, is the suite price per person on for the room?

Question

If you pay a suite price, is it like a hotel price? the price is for the suite or the person?

Answer 1

Per person based on double occupancy. If you have more than two people, the price is a lot less for the 3rd and 4th person. The basic answer to your question is priced per person, not the suite as a whole and that price is double what you see as the price listed since you pay for two even if you're by yourself (some cruise lines discount a little off the "double occupancy" price for a single but not much.

Answer 2

Suites on cruise ships are priced per person. Having used suites in the past, I can tell you they are very roomy and well worth the money, especially if you can get a discounted rate. We take four cruises a year, so unless I can get a really good suite price, I usually get a balcony room so I can have a little extra room. Some suites come with a personal butler, which will cost you more for tips. It all depends on what you are looking for.

Answer 3

All cruise prices are per person and are normally based on double occupancy. There is a discount for 3rd & 4th persons sharing a cabin and the number of people that can be accomodated in a cabin depends on it's configuration. There is normally a 'single supplement' for a single person in a cabin.

So if you were thinking of getting a suite and seeing how many people you could cram into it.. it's a no go :) However suites are often suitable for a family and will certainly be more comfortable than a quad occupancy cabin :)

Answer 4

Cruise prices are normally per person and usually double occupancy prices.
That's unlike a hotel where you pay for the room.

Answer 5

Prices are usually per person. Also watch out for all the extra fees and taxes -- per person.

Also most drinks will cost extra (thats how they make most of their profits).