Emerald Cruises: What Are Its Smallest, Largest and Most Common Stateroom Sizes?

Emerald Sky in Koblenz, Germany. Photo Courtesy of Emerald Cruises.
Emerald Sky in Koblenz, Germany. Photo Courtesy of Emerald Cruises.

In 2016 the Emerald Belle will be the fifth ship added to Emerald Cruises’ fleet. She will join the Emerald Dawn, Emerald Sky, Emerald Star and Emerald Sun. The company features cruises on the Rhine, Moselle, Main and Danube and the Dutch & Belgian Waterways.

Emerald Cruises also offers itineraries on ships outside its own fleet. There are cruise packages on the Rhône and Saône rivers in France as well as the Mekong and Irrawaddyrivers in Southeast Asia.

Europe – Staterooms

Staterooms on all of Emerald Cruises’ ships were built with the same specifications. The company has kept it pretty simple. All vessels have single staterooms (Category LS) available. These cabins are 117 square feet.

The smallest double cabins are 162 square feet, which is larger than many other river cruise ships in Europe. Category A staterooms, which measure 180 square feet, are the most common on Emerald Cruises’ ships. And the largest staterooms, the Owner’s Suites, are 315 square feet in size.

Ships in Other Regions

Emerald Cruises offers cruise packages on the Mekong and Irrawaddy rivers in Southeast Asia. Travel is on river boats that are shared by other river cruise companies. The Mekong Navigator operates on the Mekong River, and the Irrawaddy Explorer travels on the Irrawaddy River.

The company has not currently expanded beyond Europe and Southeast Asia.

Emerald Cruises Stateroom Size Comparisons

The table below lists all the vessels in the Emerald Cruises’ fleet. The Emerald Belle will be launched in 2016. Staterooms range in size from 162 to 315 square feet for double staterooms. And all single cabins are 117 square feet. This is the same across the board for all ships.

ShipRiver(s)Single Stateroom SizeSmallest Double Stateroom SizeLargest Double Stateroom SizeMost Common Stateroom Size
Emerald DawnRhine, Moselle, Main & Danube & Dutch & Belgian WaterwaysCategory LS - 117 sq ftCategories D & E - 162 sq ftOwner's Suite - 315 sq ftCategory A - 180 sq ft
Emerald SkyRhine, Moselle, Main & Danube & Dutch & Belgian WaterwaysCategory LS - 117 sq ftCategories D & E - 162 sq ftOwner's Suite - 315 sq ftCategory A - 180 sq ft
Emerald StarRhine, Moselle, Main & Danube & Dutch & Belgian WaterwaysCategory LS - 117 sq ftCategories D & E - 162 sq ftOwner's Suite - 315 sq ftCategory A - 180 sq ft
Emerald SunRhine, Moselle, Main & Danube & Dutch & Belgian WaterwaysCategory LS - 117 sq ftCategories D & E - 162 sq ftOwner's Suite - 315 sq ftCategory A - 180 sq ft

There are no variations in stateroom size for Emerald Cruises’ ships, so there’s no need to compare. You can be assured that you will have the same amount of space, regardless of the ship you choose for your river cruise.

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