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Choosing the right stateroom is one of the most important decisions in your Hawaii cruise experience — and on the Pride of America, every category has been designed with comfort and the islands in mind.

Whether you're looking for a cozy retreat to come back to after a full day of exploring, or a spacious suite where the luxury is part of the experience itself, there's a room on this ship that fits the way you travel. Each option below gives you a clear picture of what's available, what's included, and what the investment looks like.

The right stateroom for you depends on how you travel — your pace, your priorities, and how much time you plan to spend in your room versus out in the islands.

Pricing shown reflects rates based on a sample sailing date and is for planning purposes only. Your confirmed quote will be based on your specific travel dates and availability.

PRICING DISCLAIMER

Original rate prices quoted are offering prices and may not have resulted in, and savings shown from original prices may not be based on, actual sales. From time to time, we may use original to mean the price offered during a previous seasonal time period, and therefore such prices may not have been in effect during the past 90 days. Quoted cruise prices are subject to promotions, discounts, and sales based on many factors including but not limited to seasonality, timing, range or mix of offers at a particular time, demand, availability, and capacity management.

Room Options

• Suite

  Starting at $11,168

  

  This is Hawaii in its most generous form. The Suite on Pride of America gives you space to truly settle in — a separate living area, a private balcony, and the kind of room that feels like an extension of the destination itself. With up to 1,382 square feet depending on configuration, there's room for the whole experience: morning coffee with an ocean view, an evening in without feeling confined, and the quiet luxury of having more than enough space.

  Ideal for those who want the cruise itself to feel as special as the islands.

  • Up to 4 guests
  • 335–1,382 sq. ft. total (approx.)
  • 45–490 sq. ft. balcony (approx.)
  • Accessible configurations available

  Stateroom images, square footage, and configurations are representative only. Actual accommodations may vary. Total square footage includes balcony.

• Club Balcony Suite

  Starting at $10,944

  

  The Club Balcony Suite hits the sweet spot between generous space and elevated comfort — offering suite-level amenities without committing to the full suite footprint. You'll have a private balcony, a sitting area, and Club-level service that makes the everyday moments on board feel a little more refined.

  A great choice if you want a meaningful step up in comfort and a dedicated outdoor space to enjoy the Hawaiian air.

  • Private balcony included
  • Club-level amenities and service
  • Spacious layout with separate seating area

  Stateroom images, square footage, and configurations are representative only. Actual accommodations may vary. Total square footage includes balcony.

• Balcony

  Starting at $4,578

  

  The Balcony stateroom is the most popular choice on a Hawaii itinerary — and for good reason. Your own private outdoor space means you're never far from the islands, even when you're on the ship. Watch coastlines emerge in the morning. Catch a sunset from your chair. Feel the trade winds without leaving your room.

  If there's one upgrade worth making on this itinerary, this is it.

  • Private balcony
  • Comfortable twin or queen bed configuration
  • Ideal for couples and solo travelers

  Stateroom images, square footage, and configurations are representative only. Actual accommodations may vary. Total square footage includes balcony.

• Oceanview

  Starting at $3,526

  

  If a balcony isn't a priority but natural light and a connection to the water are, the Oceanview stateroom delivers both. A large picture window brings the Pacific into your room — without the price point of a balcony category.

  A solid choice if you plan to spend most of your time in port and want a comfortable, well-lit space to come back to.

  • Large ocean-facing window
  • No private balcony
  • More affordable entry point with a view

  Stateroom images, square footage, and configurations are representative only. Actual accommodations may vary. Total square footage includes balcony.

• Inside

  Starting at $3,504

  

  The Inside stateroom is designed for travelers who are here for the islands — not the room. If your days are packed with excursions, beach time, and exploring, this category gives you everything you need to sleep well, store your things, and get back out there.

  The most budget-conscious option on board, and a smart choice if you want to invest more in experiences than square footage.

  • No window or balcony
  • Comfortable and functional layout
  • Best value entry point on the ship

  Stateroom images, square footage, and configurations are representative only. Actual accommodations may vary. Total square footage includes balcony.

• Studio

  $4,030

  

  Designed specifically for solo travelers, the Studio stateroom removes the single supplement penalty that typically makes solo cruising expensive. You get a private space that's entirely yours — purpose-built for one, without compromise.

  If you're traveling solo and want a ship that actually planned for you, this is it.

  • Designed for solo occupancy
  • No single supplement
  • Access to the Studio Lounge — a social space exclusive to solo travelers

  Stateroom images, square footage, and configurations are representative only. Actual accommodations may vary. Total square footage includes balcony.