This review covers the Liberty of the Seas from a suite perspective. We paid extra for an owner's suite and I will attempt to detail what benefits that can be derived from upgrading from a regular cabin.
Embarkation/debarkation: No surprises whatsoever. We live in Miami and arrived at pier at 12:30. A five minute wait at most. We registered online and pre-printed "Seapass" documents. Suite guests do receive priority check-in but it was not needed.
Cabin: We were very satisfied with the size and layout of the cabin. We had the "Interlude Suite" (1320) on deck 10. The cabin had a pull out sofa bed and a massive balcony with floor to ceiling sliding glass doors. The furnishings were new and the bed was very comfortable. The sheets were not high thread count as expected. The bathroom was a good size with two sinks, a jacuzzi tub and bidet. A second TV is needed as my 10 year old son and I fought over TV rights.