The royal family suite is large and well suited for 8 people.  Read entire member review.

8552 is one of the mid-ship Royal Family Suites, which I gather may be smaller and differently configured than the ones at the aft of the ship. Just inside the cabin door are a small bedroom (just big enough for the bed) and a small bathroom with a stall shower. Past these is a pleasant living room with a sofa and two club chairs, and a coffee table, but not the dining table seen in the floor plans for some other RFS staterooms (there wouldn't be room for one). Separated from the living room by a sliding glass door (and curtain), is a nice master bedroom with balcony, and its own bathroom with tub. The beds are very comfortable and there is plenty of storage. The balcony is just big enough for four chairs and a small table. The only outlets seem to be on the vanities (one of which is in the tight hallway from the corridor into the suite, and one of which is in the master). There are no outlets at the bedside, nor in the entertainment unit in the sitting room, so it's necessary to move the coffee maker to the vanity to plug it in! (There is a two-prong European outlet in the sitting room, and the tea kettle has that type of plug, but the coffee maker doesn't). The location is convenient, just a short walk to the forward elevators/stairs that take you one flight up to the Windjammer. Music from the pool deck can definitely be heard in the cabin, but there is not much problem with late night or early morning noise. This suite theoretically can sleep up to 8, if I recall correctly, but I think it was just right for four.  Read entire member review.

Great balcony! Bright, airy living area. Shower in Master room is slightly broken - easy to flood the bathroom.  Read entire member review.

Loved the RFS #8666. Long walk back to the room but worth it. Very quiet location. Great balcony and plenty of storage room.  Read entire member review.