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Picking the Best Cabins on the Navigator of the Seas

A deck-by-deck analysis of the Navigator of the Sea's best and worst cabins.

Looking for the best cabins on the Navigator of the Seas? Want to find the cabin with a little larger balcony than most? And what about staying away from undesirable cabins on the Navigator of the Seas? How do you avoid the worst cabins on the Navigator of the Seas?

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Royal Caribbean Adventure of the Seas Best & Worst Staterooms: Summary

Best Cabins on the Navigator of the Seas are on Decks 7, 8, 9, 11, and 12.

Cabins to be wary of on the Navigator of the Seas are on Decks 3, 6, and 10.

Deck-by-Deck Breakdown of the Best and Worst Cabins on the Navigator of the Seas

Deck 2

Most of the cabins on the Navigator of the Seas Deck 2 have cabins above them -- this means that they are typically more quiet compared to cabins beneath bars, restaurants, and the pool deck.

  • Forward, Ocean View Staterooms 2540 and 2240 are closest to the theater. Noise could be of concern in these cabins during rehearsals and performances.
  • Port side cabins 2546-2590 and starboard cabins 2248-2290 are across the hall from elevators, the conference room, Studio B, and the ice rink on Deck 2 of the Navigator of the Seas. There will be more traffic in those areas during daytime and early evening hours. However, once the ice rink closes for the night, there should not be a concern over excessive noise.
  • Navigator of the Seas Cabins 2632-2658 port side and 2332-2358 (in the stern / rear of the ship) may notice a bit of propeller vibration Deck 2. These cabins are also under the main dining room. There could be noise during dining hours and during the clean-up after each meal. 

Related: Navigator of the Seas Deck 2 Deck Plan (clickable deck layout to view individual cabin pictures and amenity lists)

 

Deck 3

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Many cabins on this deck with potential problems.

Of the decks with cabins, Deck 3 has the least. This is no doubt due to the fact that Deck 3 is right beneath several major public areas on the Navigator of the Seas, such as the bars, the casino, and the lounge. Because venues like these are noise sources, we do not recommend many of the cabins on this deck to light sleepers.

  • Forward cabins 3540 and 3240 are next to public bathrooms on Deck 3 of the Navigator of the Seas.
  • On Deck 3 of the Navigator of the Seas, cabins 3600-3618 are close enough to sustain a bit of noise from the RCTV and public bathrooms. This is not considered a major problem as these public areas and facilities are not populated into after hours sleeping time.
  • Because interior staterooms on Deck 3 are under very busy public venues, we do not recommend any of these for light sleepers.
  • Starboard, Ocean View Staterooms 3250- 3258 and Interior Staterooms 3005 and 3007 are beneath a bar area. Noise could be an issue in these cabins until late at night.
  • We are not suggesting this deck be avoided at all costs, but some of the worst cabins aboard the Navigator of the Seas are on Deck 3 because of the after hours noise from the bars, casino, and lounge areas directly above. If you are light sleeper, you may prefer to find a cabin elsewhere on the ship, bring earplugs, or invest in a wave machine (a sound device available at a specialty retailer like Brookstone -- produces pleasant sounds that can wipe out the unpleasant sounds). 

Related: Navigator of the Seas Deck 3 Deck Plan (clickable deck layout to view individual cabin pictures and amenity lists)

 

Deck 6 -- Upper Deck

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Some cabins on this deck may have potential problems.

Along this entire deck, be aware that a main drag of the Navigator of the Seas runs beneath cabins. However, with the exception of the main lounge more forward on Deck 5, and the top tier of the main dining room aft, noise will not be an issue in most of these cabins.

  • With each offering 293 sq. ft., forward located Ultra Spacious Ocean View Staterooms 6500 and 6200 are perfect for family cruising. Please note that 6500 and 6200 are above the Star Lounge area, so there could be noise issues in these cabins late into the evening.
  • Interior Staterooms 6509- 6535, 6109- 6137, and 6209- 6237 are all located above the Star Lounge. While most noise issues occur in cabins that are below -not above- such busy public venues, we do not recommend these cabins for light sleepers.
  • Balcony staterooms 6514- 6540 port side and 6214- 6240 starboard are above the Star Lounge area, so noise could be an issue in these cabins.
  • 6546 and 6548 port side and 6246 and 6248 port side are across the hall from the elevators. Noise could thus be an issue in these cabins when the elevators are in peak use.
  • Better situated staterooms on Deck 6 of the Navigator of the Seas are 6576- 6598 port side, 6275- 6311 starboard, and interior staterooms 6577- 6595 and 6275- 6311.
  • The staterooms and suites directly aft on Deck 6 of the Navigator of the Seas will have views that are obstructed by the structure of this ship, so views looking down will be of steel- not ocean. These aft cabins are Junior Suites 6692, 6694, 6394, and 6392, and balcony staterooms 6688, 6690, 6390, and 6388.

Related: Navigator of the Seas Deck 6 Deck Plan (clickable deck layout to view individual cabin pictures and amenity lists)

 

Deck 7

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The Navigator of the Seas Deck 7 has some desirable features. It's one of the more quiet decks because the decks beneath and above only have cabins on them, and this creates a buffer zone from the public areas.

  • Forward located Ultra Spacious Ocean View Staterooms 7500 and 7200 are perfect for family cruising. Each offers 293 sq. ft. 
  • Ocean View Staterooms facing forward on Deck 7 of the Navigator of the Seas are 7506, 7504, 7502, 7202, 7204, and 7206. Each of these will offer 160 sq. ft. of interior space.
  • Well situated Interior Staterooms in the forward section of Deck 7 of the Navigator of the Seas are 7511- 7535, 7111- 7137, and 7211- 7237. Each of these offers 150 sq. ft. of living space.
  • Most of the balcony staterooms on Deck 7 of the Navigator of the Seas are well located for cruising. If you are looking for a balcony stateroom directly across from the elevators, these are 7546, 7548, 7550, 7614, 7616, and 7618 port side and 7246, 7248, 7250, 7314, 7316, and 7318 starboard. Please note that noise from the elevators could present issues in these cabins when there is a lot of public traffic.
  • Interior Promenade cabins 7553-7611 port side and 7253-7311 starboard have a view of Promenade through bowed windows.
  • The staterooms and suites directly aft on Deck 7 of the Navigator of the Seas will have views that are obstructed by the structure of this ship, so views looking down will be of steel- not ocean. These aft cabins are Junior Suites 7692, 7694, 7394, and 7392, and Balcony Staterooms 7688, 7690, 7390, and 7388.

Related: Navigator of the Seas Deck 7 Deck Plan (clickable deck layout to view individual cabin pictures and amenity lists)

 

Deck 8

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The Navigator of the Seas' Deck 8 is also more quiet, because there are cabins directly beneath and above. Here, you will find Royal Family Suites which are quite spacious, as well as roomy ocean view staterooms.

  • Forward, Ultra Spacious Ocean View Staterooms 8500 and 8200 are oddly shaped and extremely roomy. 
  • Interior Staterooms recommended in the forward section of the Navigator of the Seas are 8511- 8535, 8111, 8113, and 8211- 8237. Each of these offers 150 sq. ft. of living space.
  • Interior Promenade staterooms (8553-8611 port side and 8253-8311 starboard) have a view of the Promenade through bowed windows on Deck 8 of the Navigator of the Seas.
  • All of the exterior cabins port side and starboard have balconies on the Navigator of the Seas Deck 8, and most are either Superior Ocean View Staterooms (which are a bit roomier and have slightly larger balconies than standard) or Deluxe Ocean View Staterooms.
  • Guests gave 8568 an overall good rating, and indicated that their cabin attendant was awesome!
  • With 574 sq. ft. and over-sized (232 sq. ft.) balconies, the aft Two Bedroom Grand Suites 8694 and 8394 are the best cabins on this deck. Please note that the steel structure of the ship will obstruct balcony views looking down. 
  • Aft on Deck 8 of the Navigator of the Seas, Deluxe Balcony Staterooms 8690, 8692, 8392, and 8390 are smaller, but right next to Grand Suites. These have less windy balcony ocean views, but the steel structure of the ship will obstruct views looking down.

Related: Navigator of the Seas Deck 8 Deck Plan (clickable deck layout to view individual cabin pictures and amenity lists)

 

Deck 9

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Cabins on the Navigator of the Seas Deck 9 are also of interest because they have no public areas above or below them. Several Junior Suites are on this deck, all of which feature 264 sq. ft. with 75 sq. ft. balconies.

  • Forward on Deck 9 of the Navigator of the Seas, Ultra Spacious Ocean View Staterooms 9500 and 9200 have great ocean views, and are more spacious than standard. 
  • Inside cabins 9553, 9557, 9561, and 9337 are more spacious than standard and are wheelchair accessible.
  • Aft on the Navigator of the Seas, Two Bedroom Grand Suites 9694 and 9394 afford the most spacious accommodations on Deck 9 and have huge balconies! Ocean views from aft balconies are generally less breezy, but please note that the ship's steel structure will obstruct balcony views looking down.
  • Aft, Deluxe Ocean View Staterooms 9690, 9692, 9392, and 9390 are next to the Royal Family Suites. While these staterooms are standard sized staterooms, you will still have that ocean view from a balcony that is larger than average. The balcony views looking down will be obstructed by the steel structure of the ship.

Related: Navigator of the Seas Deck 9 Deck Plan (clickable deck layout to view individual cabin pictures and amenity lists)

 

Deck 10

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Several cabins on this deck may have potential problems.

While Deck 10 is where the penthouse or Royal Suite, the Owner's suites, and Grand Suites are located, many cabins on this deck are beneath some of the busiest venues on the Navigator of the Seas! Because of this concern, several cabins on Deck 10 are not recommended for light sleepers.

  • Luxury minded travelers need to know that there could be noise in these suites (including exterior Grand Suites 1548-1568, 1574- 1586, and 1598 port side and 1248-1268, 1274- 1286, and 1298 starboard). This is because these cabins are beneath the pool area. Noise -such as the scraping of deck chairs when staff are cleaning- could be a concern in these cabins.
  • One Bedroom Grand Suites on Deck 10 of the Navigator of the Seas are 1548- 1568, 1574- 1586, and 1598 port side, and 1248- 1268, 1274- 1286, and 1298 starboard. Each has 401 sq. ft. with a 104 sq. ft. balcony.
  • Interior cabins which would be the most affected by the after hours cleaning in the Lido Deck area just above are 1575-1605 port side and 1275-1305 starboard. Budget minded cruisers can find less noisy interior accommodations elsewhere on Deck 10 of the Navigator of the Seas.
  • Mid ship, Junior Suites 1608 and 1308 are accessible staterooms that will offer larger balconies. There are 28 Junior Suites on Deck 10 of the Navigator of the Seas.
  • With 1,336 sq. ft. and a 266 sq. ft. balcony, Royal Suite 1620 is by far the most luxurious of cruise accommodations on the Navigator of the Seas!
  • Eight Owner's Suites, each boasting 583 sq. ft. with a 157 sq. ft. balcony, are in the vicinity of the Royal Suite on Deck 10 of the Navigator of the Seas. These are 1600, 1628, and 1630 port side and 1300, 1314, 1320, 1328, and 1330 starboard.
  • Inside cabins 1535, 1301, 1305, 1637, and 1337 are larger than standard and are wheelchair accessible.
  • Accommodations in the aft section of Deck 10 are under restaurants that include the Windjammer Lido Buffet. Noise while these venues are open and when staff are cleaning could be of concern in any of these cabins. Staterooms and suites affected by this possible concern are 1630- 1694 port side through aft, 1330- 1394 starboard through aft, and Interior Staterooms 1637- 1657, 1671- 1677, 1337- 1357, and 1371- 1377.
  • Aft on Deck 10 of the Navigator of the Seas, Superior Staterooms 1688 and 1388 are oddly shaped, more spacious cabins with over-sized balconies. Please note that each of these cabins has a metal pole in the living quarters, however. Neighboring Superior Ocean View Staterooms 1690, 1692, 1392, and 1390 also have that highly sought after less breezy) balconies.
  • Also aft, Junior Suites 1694 and 1394 are roomier than standard, feature over-sized balconies, and have great ocean views!
  • Please note that there are steel structures that are part of the ship on all aft balconies on the Navigator of the Seas.

Related: Navigator of the Seas Deck 10 Deck Plan (clickable deck layout to view individual cabin pictures and amenity lists)

Deck 11

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Deck 11 cabins on the Navigator of the Seas are in a relatively quiet location in the forward section of the ship. Please note, however, that windy conditions can occur on those forward facing balconies!

  • Forward on Deck 11, Junior Suites are 1154, 1156, 1106, and 1108. Each has 264 sq. ft. with a 75 sq. ft. balcony!
  • There are 19 Balcony Staterooms on Deck 11 of the Navigator of the Seas!
  • There are 15 Interior Staterooms on Deck 11.

Deck 12

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The Deck 12 cabins on the Navigator of the Seas are located in the forward section of the ship, so these are close to the Lime and the Coconut and the jogging track, and just above the spa. Deck 12 also includes two spacious Ocean View Panoramic Suite!

  • Facing forward on Deck 12 of the Navigator of the Seas are 1854 and 1804. These Ocean View Panoramic Suites each offer 406 sq. ft. of living space and some amazing vistas! 
  • Located between the Ocean View Panoramic Suites are 1852 and 1802. These Panoramic Ocean View Staterooms will also offer incredible views of the ocean. Each provides from 191 to 215 sq. ft. of living space. Panoramic Ocean View Staterooms 1856- 1862 port side and 1806- 1812 starboard flank the Ocean View Panoramic Suites, and each will also provide awesome forward views!
  • Looking for a larger than standard Ocean View cabin on Deck 12 of the Navigator of the Seas? With each offering 283 sq. ft. of living space, 1864 or 1814 are ideal. These Larger Panoramic Ocean View Staterooms are wedge shaped, allowing for floor to ceiling windows that are each 76 in by 253 inches in size!
  • There are ten more Panoramic Ocean View Staterooms on Deck 12 of the Navigator of the Seas. These are 1866- 1874 port side and 1816- 1824 starboard.
  • Balcony Staterooms 1876- 1888 port side and 1826- 1838 starboard on Deck 12 of the Navigator of the Seas will each offer 184 sq. ft. with a 50 sq. ft. balcony. Enjoy!

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