Oceania's new Riviera features deep balconies, mine looking out at the Monte Carlo skyline today.
I am comfortably lodged into stateroom 9006 on Oceania’s new Riviera. As on Marina, staterooms are exceptionally attractive and comfortable. Last year at around this time, I was on Oceania Marina in stateroom 9107.
Measuring 282 square feet, Concierge Level Stateroom 9006 is spacious with smart design for storage, living space and work space.
The look is certainly familiar in this Category A Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom, measuring 282 square feet and, as implied, featuring a veranda as well as a sitting area with sleeper sofa, large flat-panel television, marble bath with Bvlgari toiletries, tub – and shower with a rainforest shower head.
Oversized marble and granite bathrooms feature a tub . . .
. . . and a separate shower.
. . . as well as Bvlgari toiletries.
The stateroom also comes with a host of amenities, including priority dining reservations at Riviera’s four speciality restaurants, including Red Ginger; priority embarkation and disembarkation (which makes a difference on a ship carrying 1250 passengers); and a dedicated concierge lounge, where guests may use the services of the concierge and enjoy light snacks, coffees and other goodies.
Also in my stateroom: a laptop computer for use during my voyage.
Concierge Level Stateroom guests receive use of laptop computers with wireless internet (connection charges apply).
Plus, a stocked mini-bar.
The mini-bar includes free and unlimited soft drinks and bottled water, replenished daily.
Other than that, I don’t think anything has changed in this category stateroom, but certainly there could be changes here, considering that we reported earlier that there are 727 differences between Riviera and Marina.
Concierge Level Staterooms include a welcome bottle of champagne and the use of cashmere lap blanket for those chilly evenings.
