• Room categories include: inside, ocean view, mini-suite, suites
• Several inside and ocean-view rooms can house three to four people via pull-down beds or a sofa bed
• There are interconnecting rooms on every deck
• Only four accessible cabins available; none are suites
• Suite passengers receive numerous perks, as well as exclusive invitations to onboard parties

Majesty of the Seas is an old ship and cabins are on the small side, with inside rooms a mere 114 square feet, making them difficult to maneuver through. The dated decor in the rooms doesn't help. Additionally, just 63 cabins have balconies -- and all of those are suites.

All cabins have flat-screen TVs with multilingual programming, bedside drawers, a desk/chair combo, mirror, a 110v power socket, safes and hair dryers. Most allow for the conversion of two twin beds to a queen-sized bed. Closet and drawer space is ample. Some rooms also have sofas and tables.

The majority of standard cabins do not have refrigerators; instead you'll find small snack packets including candy and nuts, warm soda cans and bottled water left out on the desk with a note card indicating price. However, cabins on Decks 9 and 10 -- no matter their category -- do have small fridges.

Bathrooms are small, and there is limited space for amenities, which include a bar of soap and a wall-mounted shampoo dispenser inside the shower.

Inside: There are 460 interior cabins, and as noted, these 114-square-foot cabins are smaller than the industry average.

Ocean view: There are 670 Ocean View cabins, making up the bulk of the cabin types onboard. Standards are 120 square feet, while the superior ocean-view rooms are a still-tiny 157 square feet. The window is oblong and slightly recessed, thus providing an extra shelf, plus there's a little sofa and a glass coffee table.

Mini-suite: The ship's 50 Junior Suites are all located on Deck 10. They run 221 square feet apiece and have a small sitting area with single sofa bed and bathroom with tub. Balconies are 60 square feet and have two chairs and a small table. Junior Suite passengers enjoy complimentary in-cabin tea and coffee service and bathrobes for use onboard.

Suites: Suite perks include, but are not limited to, priority check-in, departure and tender tickets; reserved seating for shows; VIP pool deck seating; full breakfast, lunch and dinner dining room menus available for in-room dining; spa bathrobes for use onboard; luggage and valet service; and free pressing on formal night. The ship's 13 suites fall into four categories. All suites have bathrooms with Jacuzzi baths.

Grand Suite: There are six Grand Suites, five with one bedroom and one with two bedrooms. The one-bedroom suites, which have a heavy curtain divider between the living and sleeping areas, come in at 355 square feet with a 119-square-foot balcony. The 377-square-foot two-bedroom Grand Suite has a master bedroom with a queen bed and a second bedroom with three bunk beds and a single sofa bed. It also has two bathrooms, a living area and an 85-square-foot balcony.

Owner's Suite: There are three Owner's Suites, 446 square feet apiece, each with a 119-square-foot balcony. These have a sitting area with double sofa bed and a balcony.

Royal Suite: Majesty has one Royal Suite, which is an impressive 670 square feet with a 154-square-foot balcony. It features a whirlpool bath, separate living room and wet bar.

Royal Family Suite: This category has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a living room area with a sofa bed. One bedroom features two twin beds that convert into a Royal King and a pull-down bed; the other bedroom has a queen-sized bed. The Royal Family Suite measures 364 square feet, with a 78-square-foot balcony.