Beds, Sleeping & Cabin Configurations
Virgin Voyages offers various cabin configurations to suit different group sizes. Learn about bed setups, tips for comfort, and special requests.
When planning your cruise, getting a good night’s sleep is essential to fully enjoy all the onboard activities, ports, and late-night events. Here’s everything you need to know about sleeping arrangements, bed configurations, and tips for restful nights in your cabin.
Bed Configurations
Virgin Voyages cabins offer flexibility, with configurations to suit different group sizes. Note that only selected cabins will sleep 3 or 4 sailors, check the deck plans for more information.
Standard Cabins
Sleeps 2: Standard Setup
The standard cabin configuration features a queen-size bed, which consists of two single beds combined to create a double bed for two people.
Sleeps 2: Split Bed
If you’re sailing with a friend, the bed can be split into two singles in an L-shaped configuration. Note that they cannot be placed side by side.
Sleeps 3: Includes a Pullman Bed
A Pullman bed folds down from the wall to provide an additional sleeping space. This is perfect for families or groups of three.
Sleeps 3: Includes an Extra Lower Bed
Instead of a Pullman bed, an extra lower bed can be set up in the cabin, ideal for those who prefer sleeping at ground level.
Sleeps 4: Includes Both an Extra Lower Bed and a Pullman Bed
Some cabins can accommodate up to four sailors, using both a Pullman bed and an additional lower bed.
Specialty Cabins
Social Insider
This cabin type is designed to accommodate up to four single sleepers by default. The beds are arranged in two L-shaped configurations and cannot be reconfigured. Additionally, there are two sets of wardrobes and drawers for extra storage space.
Rockstar and Mega Rockstar Configurations
RockStar Quarters
The Brilliant Suite is the only RockStar cabin that accommodates four sailors with a sofa bed. Note that the king size beds in RockStar suites cannot be split. For more details, visit our RockStar suite page.
Mega RockStar Quarters
All Mega RockStar rooms can accommodate four sailors, either with separate rooms or flexible bed setups. Note that the king size beds in Mega Rockstar suites cannot be split. Visit our Mega RockStar page for additional details.
How to Get a Good Night’s Sleep
With so much happening on board, rest is important. Here are some key tips:
- Check Your Cabin Location: Use our Cabin Lookup Tool to find out if your cabin is in a noisy area. Some cabins near nightclubs or public spaces may be noisier, which can disrupt light sleepers. As long as you aren’t on an upgraded cabin or lock it in rate you are able to request a change pre-sail either via your First Mate or Sailor Services.
- Provide Feedback: If you find your cabin particularly restful, let others know by leaving a comment through our tool.
- Mattress Comfort: Beds in standard cabins are a combination of a sofa bed and a regular bed. While convenient, the mattress may feel firmer than some are used to. You can request a mattress topper from your cabin host to add extra comfort.
- Flexible Setup: During the day, you can convert your bed into a sofa using the in-room tablet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I request a mattress topper?
Absolutely. If you find the mattress too firm, your cabin host will happily provide a mattress topper to enhance your comfort.
Can I bring a CPAP machine?
Yes, CPAP machines are welcome. Bring your own distilled water in an unopened, labeled container or your cabin steward can provide water. Note that small bottles of water will not be accepted.
Can I buy the blanket?
Yes, the comfort blankets are available for purchase. Check the onboard shops or ask your cabin host if they have extras available. The current price is $95.
Are there pillow alternatives?
Yes, they do offer pillow alternatives upon special request to Sailor Services.
Can I request a single duvet?
Yes, Virgin Voyages has spare duvets available if required for two sailors.
What are the height and weight limitations for Pullman beds?
Pullman beds have a weight limit of 250kg (approximately 551 pounds).
Can I keep the SeaBed as a bed during the day?
Yes, your cabin is yours to customize! Just let your cabin host or Sailor Services Crew know your preference.
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