Let me preface this review by saying that my family of four stayed in the Deluxe Owner's Suite, which was a last-minute upgrade on my part. This upgrade put us in The Haven, with access to the amenities on Deck 14 (and 15). It was well worth it. In fact, the biggest downside was that we're now spoiled for cruising any other way.
First, the room. It was just amazing to have that much space on a cruise ship. There was a dining room, two balconies, a large sitting area with TV, a wonderful bathroom with separate shower and tub, walk-in closet with a vanity area, another TV in the bedroom that included a DVD player and a top-notch BOSE sound system. As part of The Haven, we used the amenities on Deck 14 quite a bit (Deck 14 is only for rooms in The Haven and not accessible to other passengers). There is a pool, hot tub, small dining area with snacks/drinks, lounge chairs, a work-out area and showers. Up on Deck 15 is a private sundeck.
Also with the Owner's Suite, we got priority embarkation and debarkation (also in the ports). We had a concierge, Carlos, who made all of our reservations and gave us great advice on where to go while in port. We also were able to dine at Cagney's for breakfast and lunch at no extra charge. Cagney's is a signature restaurant only open for dinner for other passengers.
Loved this room - you can't go wrong. Two balconies, walk-in closet, dining area, sitting area, bathroom with separate shower & tub, two sinks, BOSE sound system, DVD player and wonderful bedding. Oh, and this really cool coffee machine that made the individual coffee, tea, etc. Butler is there to make sure you have everything you need - he even brought us "treats" every evening. Prepare to be spoiled!