What sets her apart
The Palace - a gated ship-within-a-ship on the top decks with its own pool, restaurant and reception, which suite guests can use without entering the main passenger areas at all.
Cabins on this ship
5 grades on this ship. What each costs depends on the sailing, so the prices are on the itineraries.
Inside Stateroom
No window, and the most compact cabin on board at roughly fourteen square metres. The cheapest way onto a ship whose appeal is mostly in its public spaces anyway, so it is a reasonable trade on the short Singapore sailings. Some sleep four using a pull-down berth, which at that floor area is tight for anyone above childhood.
Oceanview Stateroom
A sealed window and no balcony, generally lower down. Slightly larger than the inside cabins and the cheapest grade with daylight, which matters more on this ship than most because the sailings are short and the sea days few. A number of them look out onto lifeboats rather than open water.
Balcony Stateroom
A private veranda, a queen bed that splits into twins, and around twenty square metres. On a two or three-night sailing out of Singapore this is the grade most people are glad of, because the public decks are busy and the balcony is the only quiet outdoor space you control. Balcony depth varies with position.
Balcony Deluxe Stateroom
The same idea with more floor area and a better fit-out, sold mainly at families: it takes four comfortably, some have a bathtub, and a cot can be added. The extra room is real. It buys no access to anything - the pools, restaurants and the show lounge are the same ones everybody else queues for.
The Palace
A gated enclave on the upper decks with its own pool, restaurant, lounge, reception and gym, plus a butler; grades run from a straightforward suite through a penthouse to a two-storey villa with a private sundeck. What it really buys is separation from a very full ship, more than floor area. It is priced as a different product, and behaves like one.
Sailings on Genting Dream
4 sailings in the catalogue right now.
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