The 6 most unique cabins on Royal Caribbean cruise ships

Royal Caribbean's fleet is the largest and the most modern fleet in the world, offering thrilling American-style sea voyages that make you say "WOW!" from the moment you step onboard until the moment you disembark.

Should you try a Royal Caribbean cruise at least once in your life? The answer is definitely yes! And which type of cabin to choose? Well, there are plenty of options, and if you've got some extra cash to spare, you might want to consider investing it in your lifestyle and comfort by booking one of the most exclusive cabins from RCI.

Let's take a look at the most unique cabin types available onboard Royal's ships!

• Ultimate Family Townhouse: Not just a cabin, not just a luxury suite, but a true three-level apartment. Available (at least for now) only onboard the Icon of the Seas, it offers a spacious living area with its own slide, a cinema room, a karaoke room, two panoramic balconies, a private courtyard, two bathrooms and two bedrooms. To enjoy the Ultimate Family Townhouse and its services, you'll have to fork out around $50,000 per week.

• Ultimate Family Suite: Remember, if you're staying in any cabin category starting with "Ultimate," you'll have to spend a lot of money. Although the Ultimate Family Suite is a more democratic version of the more exclusive Townhouse, it still offers spacious spaces to spend time with the family, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a playroom, a private slide and a spacious panoramic balcony.

• Royal Suite: Are you too serious to stay in an "Ultimate" cabin? Are you accustomed to luxury and extravagance? Then the Royal Suite is the perfect place for you: structured on two levels, it offers all the amenities of a luxurious loft at sea just steps away from the entertainment!

• Family Cabins: Do you have a large family or are you a tight-knit group of friends who want to travel/eat/sleep together, even if you're over thirty? You'll be pleased to know that some cabins on Royal Caribbean ships can accommodate up to 6 guests, and this number can double thanks to adjacent cabins, so are you ready to throw parties?

• Cabins with Virtual Balconies: Yes, they exist. This is the most economical choice for a sea-view stay, even though there's actually no real window. In simpler terms, it's a regular interior cabin complemented by an LED panel capable of reproducing sea views at any time of day.

• Studio Cabins: these cabins are exclusively designed only for one person, providing a small Zen corner to retreat to after a busy day exploring new places.