suite $ calculations for navigator of the seas

[allennn]

we are looking at the 4 day cruises in june for navigator / bahamas and there are some full suites that are around $4k for 3 people, but the royal suite is just $6.4k.  How much are the star class perks from the royal suite really worth and how much of the difference does that make up?  Like star class has included specialty dining, unlimited drink package, etc.  On a 4 day bahama cruise I would think the drink package is like $400 / person.  The included specialty dining package appears to be worth about $150 / person.  Are these calculations right?  Are there other considerations and perks for star class that would make the delta more worth it?

[John&LaLa]

Sorry, no STAR Class on Navigator

 

RS has almost no different perks than any other suite. Maybe a bottle of champagne and flowers

Edited December 13, 2020 by John&LaLa

[allennn]

I'm so glad you told me that, we assumed that it was the same as the others and would have potentially booked based on that.  thanks!

[irishgal432]

18 minutes ago, allennn said:

we are looking at the 4 day cruises in june for navigator / bahamas and there are some full suites that are around $4k for 3 people, but the royal suite is just $6.4k.  How much are the star class perks from the royal suite really worth and how much of the difference does that make up?  Like star class has included specialty dining, unlimited drink package, etc.  On a 4 day bahama cruise I would think the drink package is like $400 / person.  The included specialty dining package appears to be worth about $150 / person.  Are these calculations right?  Are there other considerations and perks for star class that would make the delta more worth it?

No STAR Class perks, not even internet.  The concierge will meet you at the terminal and walk you on the ship as well as at ports if it is crowded. You do get a bottle of wine and nice fruit plate.

[Cruise a holic]

IMO not worth it.  Suite perks nothing like on Oasis or even freedom class.  No suite restaurant- no suite deck- some stadium seating in the full sun.  You can dine in specialty restaurants but just a three on board.  We had an Owners suite on the explore and it was under the pool deck and vey noisy.  I am not sure if the Navigator is the same class of ship-   I would say save your money.  Take a Junior suite and pay for perks if you wish.  

[George C]

We done grand suites 3 times on navigator, you do get a very nice breakfast in specialty restaurant, they used to offer lunch also but I believe that has stopped. I do like the reserved seats for the ice show and other events, also nice reserved seats by the pool. Great bathroom with double sinks. We did owners suite once and it is very nice but no extra perks.