Allure of the Seas suites range from about 290-square-foot Junior Suites to the 1,500-plus-square-foot, two-level Royal Loft Suite. They are grouped into Royal Caribbean’s three Royal Suite Class tiers: Sea, Sky and Star. For most couples, a Grand Suite or Crown Loft Suite (Sky Class) is the best value. Families should look at the two-bedroom Grand Suites or AquaTheater Suites, and Star Class buys the Royal Genie butler and an almost all-inclusive fare.
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Here is every suite category on Allure after her 2025 amplification, with sizes, perks by tier and advice on which to book.
What changed for Allure of the Seas suites in 2025
Allure’s $100 million amplification, completed in spring 2025, focused mostly on public areas: new waterslides, the Pesky Parrot tiki bar, Playmakers, The Mason Jar and a Caribbean-style pool deck. For suite guests, three things matter:
- New Ultimate Panoramic Suites were added above the bridge at the front of Deck 14, with floor-to-ceiling windows wrapping around the bow and Star Class perks.
- Existing suites were not rebuilt. The lofts, AquaTheater Suites and Grand Suites have the same layouts as before, although soft furnishings vary by room.
- Sky Junior Suites now appear on Allure bookings. They are standard Junior Suites sold with most Sky Class perks.
In 2026-27, Allure sails Caribbean and Bahamas itineraries from South Florida, with a Miami winter season from late October 2026 and Fort Lauderdale departures on the 2027 schedule, so many sailings include Perfect Day at CocoCay.
Allure of the Seas suite categories and sizes
Sizes are approximate and vary by deck. Deck plan sites report slightly different figures, so the ranges below reflect both.
| Suite | Tier | Number | Interior | Balcony | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Royal Loft Suite | Star | 1 | 1,525-1,530 sq ft | 843-850 sq ft | Decks 17-18, aft |
| Owner’s Loft Suite | Star | 1 | about 1,075 sq ft | about 160 sq ft | Decks 17-18 |
| Grand Loft Suite | Star | 1 | about 915 sq ft | about 160 sq ft | Decks 17-18 |
| Star Loft Suite | Star | 2 | 722-730 sq ft | 410-420 sq ft | Decks 17-18 |
| Ultimate Panoramic Suite | Star | 2 | about 915 sq ft | None (wraparound windows) | Deck 14, forward |
| AquaTheater Suite, 2 bedroom | Star | 6 | 660-820 sq ft | 650-800 sq ft | Decks 8-10, aft |
| AquaTheater Suite, 1 bedroom | Sky | 6 | 420-660 sq ft | 135-650 sq ft | Decks 11, 12, 14, aft |
| Crown Loft Suite | Sky | 25 | 545-550 sq ft | 115-120 sq ft | Decks 17-18 |
| Owner’s Suite, 1 bedroom | Sky | 10 | 556-560 sq ft | 213-215 sq ft | Decks 10, 11, 14, midship |
| Grand Suite, 2 bedroom | Sky | 6 | 580-590 sq ft | 238-240 sq ft | Decks 9-12, aft |
| Grand Suite, 1 bedroom | Sky | 30 | 370-435 sq ft | 105-360 sq ft | Decks 6-14 |
| Junior Suite / Sky Junior Suite | Sea / Sky | about 86 | 287-290 sq ft | about 80 sq ft | Decks 6-14 |
Some booking engines list the two large corner lofts (Owner’s Loft and Grand Loft) under the codes OP and GP, labelled “Owner’s Panoramic” and “Grand Panoramic”. They are the same duplex suites on Decks 17 and 18.
Royal Suite Class perks by tier on Allure of the Seas
Royal Caribbean’s suite program sets your perks by tier, not by square footage. Here is how the three tiers compare, based on Royal Caribbean’s current benefits list (perks can change, so check them against your booking).
| Perk | Sea Class | Sky Class | Star Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boarding | Dedicated check-in, priority boarding | Flexible arrival, priority departure | Expedited boarding and departure, escorted |
| Coastal Kitchen | Dinner, subject to availability | All day | All day |
| Suite Lounge and Suite Sun Deck | No | Yes | Yes |
| Service | Stateroom attendant | Suite concierge | Royal Genie (personal butler) |
| VOOM internet | No | Yes, one device each (not Sky Junior Suites) | Yes, one device each |
| Drinks | Not included | Evening lounge cocktails only | Deluxe Beverage Package |
| Specialty dining | Pay as you go | Priority reservations | Most specialty restaurants included |
| Gratuities | Not included | Not included | Included (not Genie or concierge tips) |
| Show seating | Standard | Reserved section in select venues | Best seats in select venues |
| Extras | Plush robes, espresso machine | Plush robes, espresso machine | Laundry and pressing, stocked minibar, luxury bedding |
The value gap is real. Star Class bundles drinks, Wi-Fi, gratuities and specialty dining, which can add up to several thousand dollars on a week-long cruise for two, so compare the total cost of the cruise, not just the cabin price.
Star Class suites: the top of the ship
Royal Loft Suite
The flagship suite spans two levels at the back of the ship. It has a master bedroom upstairs, a second bedroom, a dining area, a baby grand piano and a huge private balcony with a hot tub and dining space. It sleeps up to six. There is only one, so book as early as you can if you have your heart set on it.
Owner’s Loft and Grand Loft Suites
These two corner duplexes on Decks 17 and 18 have more indoor space than the Star Lofts, with smaller balconies. They suit couples or small families who want Star Class service and a two-storey living room without the Royal Loft’s price.
Star Loft Suites
The two Star Lofts (sometimes still called Sky Lofts) have the biggest outdoor space after the Royal Loft, at roughly 410 square feet of balcony. That makes them ideal if you plan to spend sea days outside.
Ultimate Panoramic Suites
New with the 2025 amplification, these sit above the bridge and look out through floor-to-ceiling windows across the bow. There is no balcony, but the views are unmatched, and they come with full Star Class perks. They are a good pick for couples who care more about the view than about outdoor space.
Two-bedroom AquaTheater Suites
Stacked at the stern on Decks 8 to 10, these sleep up to eight and have enormous curved balconies over the AquaTheater and the wake. You can watch the high-diving shows from your balcony. In return, you will hear evening shows and rehearsals.
Sky Class suites: best value for most guests
Crown Loft Suites
The 25 Crown Lofts are the most affordable way into a two-storey suite. The living room is downstairs and the bedroom and a second bathroom are upstairs, with floor-to-ceiling windows. The balcony is modest, but you are on the same high decks as the Suite Lounge and Coastal Kitchen.
One-bedroom AquaTheater Suites
These are higher up at the stern, with wide balconies overlooking the AquaTheater (sizes vary a lot by deck). They are a strong choice if you want a show view with Sky Class rather than Star Class pricing.
Owner’s Suites
The midship Owner’s Suites have a separate bedroom, a living room and a balcony of about 215 square feet. The central position makes them a smart choice if you are prone to seasickness.
Grand Suites (one and two bedroom)
The 1-bedroom Allure of the Seas Grand Suite is the ship’s workhorse suite: around 370 square feet or more, a separate living area, a bathtub and full Sky Class access, usually at the lowest Sky price. The six aft-facing 2-bedroom Grand Suites sleep up to eight and normally require a group of five or more to book.
Sky Junior Suites
These are the same rooms as regular Junior Suites, but they come with Suite Lounge, concierge, Suite Sun Deck and all-day Coastal Kitchen access. They do not include VOOM internet. If you mainly want the suite lounge and restaurant, they cost much less than a Grand Suite.
Sea Class: the Allure of the Seas junior suite
The standard Allure of the Seas Junior Suite is about 290 square feet with an 80-square-foot balcony, a sitting area, a bathtub and up to four berths. Sea Class gives you priority check-in and boarding, a pillow-top mattress and an espresso machine, and dinner at Coastal Kitchen when space allows. There is no Suite Lounge, Suite Sun Deck or included Wi-Fi. Think of it as a larger balcony cabin with a few perks rather than a true suite experience. For a deeper comparison, see our guide to suite vs mini-suite vs balcony cabins.
Which Allure of the Seas suite should you book?
- Couples on a budget: a Sky Junior Suite for the lounge and Coastal Kitchen, or a regular Junior Suite if you only want the space.
- Couples who want the full suite experience: a 1-bedroom Grand Suite or Crown Loft Suite.
- Families of four or five: a 1-bedroom AquaTheater Suite, or a 2-bedroom Grand Suite if you have five or more.
- Large families or groups of up to eight: a 2-bedroom AquaTheater Suite, which adds Star Class perks.
- Celebrations and once-in-a-lifetime trips: the Royal Loft, Star Loft or Ultimate Panoramic Suite, where the Genie, the drinks package and specialty dining offset part of the price.
Suite location still matters. AquaTheater balconies get show noise, and some suites sit near busy venues. Our Allure of the Seas cabins to avoid guide covers noisy and obstructed areas across the ship. If you are still choosing a ship, the Oasis class ships compared guide shows how Allure’s suites stack up against her five sisters.
FAQs
What suites are Star Class on Allure of the Seas?
The Royal Loft, Owner’s Loft, Grand Loft, Star Loft, Ultimate Panoramic Suites and the two-bedroom AquaTheater Suites. All come with a Royal Genie and the Deluxe Beverage Package.
Do junior suites on Allure of the Seas get Coastal Kitchen?
Regular Junior Suites (Sea Class) can book dinner at Coastal Kitchen when space allows. Sky Junior Suites get all-day access plus the Suite Lounge.
How big is the Royal Loft Suite on Allure of the Seas?
About 1,525 to 1,530 square feet inside, plus a balcony of roughly 845 square feet. It is spread over two levels and sleeps up to six.
Where is the suite lounge on Allure of the Seas?
The Suite Lounge is high on Deck 17 beside Coastal Kitchen, which overlooks the pool deck. The Suite Sun Deck is forward on the same level.
