Why Go?
- Traditional British cruising
- Interesting itineraries, from exotic to mainstream ports
- Afternoon tea with white-gloved waiters
- Kids programs
- Variety of show entertainment
- All cabins have tea-and-coffee makers
- Fitness classes held on sea days
There are just over 900 cabins, ranging from insides and outsides to balcony rooms, mini-suites, suites and two two-storey penthouses. All come with tea and coffee-making equipment, air-conditioning, fridges and TV's. Many have baths and showers; all have twin beds that can be converted into doubles.
Cabins are serviced twice a day.
There are no single cabins, but a few standard rooms are sold to people travelling alone for a 70 percent supplement. Several cabins have either sofas that can be converted into a bed for a third person or two additional Pullman-style bunk beds for a third and fourth. A few rooms have interconnecting doors. There are 22 wheelchair-accessible cabins spread across the grades.
The standard inside and outside cabins are 150 square ft. Balcony cabins range from 211 to 246 square ft. Mini-suites and suites range from 382 to 520 square ft., while the two penthouses cover 575 square ft. downstairs and have a 362-sqaure-ft. sleeping area and bathroom upstairs.
As you go up the range, you can expect to find more little extras in the room. Mini-suites and suites get a bigger selection of bathroom amenities, including shampoo and conditioner, a DVD player, binoculars, trouser press, ironing board and indoor Jacuzzi bath; suites add a Hi-Fi system and butler (grade AA/AB suites only).
Penthouse passengers can choose either the Piano Suite, which has a baby grand, or the Library Suite, stocked with books. Each penthouse has a bar area, an upper and lower balcony and butler service.
A294. Well positioned near lifts but no noticeable noise.
Our Attendant could not keep up with the peeling ceiling paint covering white flakes on the chairs. The balcony had an enclosed feeling and unfortunately P&O still permit smoking on balconies so there was the...
continueOur cabin was showing a few signs of wear and tear but was still pleasant and airy and everything worked well. There was a reasonable amount of space in the cabin and the balcony, with plenty of storage and hanging space.
The balconies in this cabin grade on Aurora are...
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In 2011 we were upgraded to a mini suite. Oh the luxury of a spacious bed and sitting room, double basin bathroom with jacuzzi bath and phone! Extra large balcony with floor to ceiling triple width patio doors. Sun loungers and chairs on the balcony. Fruit and water in our...
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