A stateroom on a cruise ship is a private living accommodation, similar to a hotel room, where passengers can rest and relax during their voyage. Staterooms are also referred to as cabins or cruise ship rooms. They typically feature one or more beds, a closet, storage space for belongings, a private bathroom, and in most cases, a desk/vanity and seating area. Staterooms come in different types, sizes, and locations on the ship, and the price, view, amenities, and location are all factors to consider when choosing one. The most affordable staterooms are interior rooms, which do not have windows or balconies and are located in the middle area of the ship. Ocean view staterooms have windows that offer a view of the ocean, but some may have obstructed views. Balcony staterooms have a private balcony with outdoor seating, while suites offer more luxurious amenities and more space, including access to exclusive sundecks and restaurants.