Carnival Luminosa Deck Plans

Room Types and Their Features

Suites

• Grand Vista Suite (GV): Largest suites, wrap-around balcony, can sleep up to 2 (some with sofa bed for 3rd), large sitting area, walk-in dressing area, whirlpool tub, located on Decks 4–8.
• Grand Suite (GS/ES): Spacious, balcony, can sleep up to 2 (some with sofa bed for 3rd), large bathroom, walk-in dressing area, located on Decks 5 and 7.
• Suite (OS/SS): Large balcony, can sleep up to 2 (some with sofa bed for 3rd), walk-in dressing area, whirlpool tub, located on Decks 6–8.
• Junior Suite (JS): Balcony, sleeps up to 2, sitting area, walk-in dressing area, whirlpool tub, located on Decks 5 and 6.

Suite Perks: Priority check-in, luggage delivery, debarkation, tender boarding, stateroom ready on arrival, complimentary water and laundry, spa access for Cloud 9 Spa staterooms.

Balcony Rooms

• Premium Balcony (9B): Large balcony, king bed (does not convert to twins), located on Decks 4–8.
• Balcony (8A–8P, 8J, 8M, 8N): Standard balcony rooms, two twins convert to king, located on Decks 4–8. Some categories have larger balconies or are in premium locations.

Ocean View Rooms

• Ocean View (6A): Window view, two twins convert to king, located on Deck 1.

Picture Window Rooms

• Picture (4K, 4J): Obstructed window (4K: floor-to-ceiling, 4J: view to walkway/skyview), two twins convert to king, some with sofa bed and upper, located on Decks 4, 6, 7.

Interior Rooms

• Interior (4A–4S): No window, two twins convert to king, some with sofa bed, located on Decks 1, 4–8. Category 4A is larger than others.

Room Features (General)

• All rooms: Private bathroom, flat-screen TV, telephone, climate control, non-stocked mini bar, safe, hair dryer, desk, and sofa.
• Suites and spa rooms offer additional perks and amenities, including whirlpool tubs, larger balconies, and spa privileges.

Summary of How the Rooms Are Arranged

• Suites are located on higher decks (4–8), often in premium positions with larger balconies and more space.
• Balcony rooms are found on most decks (4–8), with variations in size and location.
• Ocean view and picture window rooms are mostly on lower decks (1, 4, 6, 7), offering outside views but with some categories having obstructed views.
• Interior rooms are distributed across almost all decks (1, 4–8), providing the most economical option with no outside view.