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Although there are about 20 pricing categories, based upon
location and view, there are four broad categories of staterooms on
CARNIVAL MIRACLE:
Suites are large cabins with a private balcony, sitting areas with sofas
and chairs, walk-in closets, bathrooms with whirlpool baths,
television, VCR, and refrigerators.
Balcony Cabins as the name implies have a private balcony, a sitting
area with sofa and chairs, television, refrigerator, closets and draws.
Oceanview Cabins have either a picture window or portholes rather
than a private balcony. Otherwise, they have the same features and
amenities as the Balcony cabins.
Interior Cabins have neither a balcony or a window. They also have
a table and chairs rather than a sitting area with sofa and chairs.
However, they have a television and closets and draws.
All of the cabins feature the Carnival Comfort Bed and come with a
basket of samples including such things as razors, toothpaste, and
various other items by name brand manufacturers.
In some of the cabins, the sofa can be used to sleep an additional
person.

A balcony cabin on Eight Deck. The two twin beds can be put together to form a Queen-sized bed
(upper left). The cabin has a number of draws, a writing area, and three closets (upper right). A
mini bar and a safe are enclosed in the cabinets below the television. The balcony comes with two
chairs and a small table (lower left). The partitions between the balconies are not quite floor-
to-ceiling. The sofa can be opened up for an additional bed (lower right).

A balcony cabin on Five Deck with
the beds arranged separately.

Left: An interior cabin. Right: An ocean view cabin on Two Deck.