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Baltic Queen cabin options

Posted by diney on 07/08/25 05:12 PM

We are 2 seniors traveling with our adult daughter. We would like to book a suite so we can all be together, however, the website suggests the suite accommodates only 2 adults and 2 children up to the age of 17.

Does anyone know if there are issues booking 3 adults in the same room? Our daughter certainly isn’t taking up more space than several teenagers and the suite charge is more advantageous to the ferry line as the suite is significantly more expensive than a family room designed for children.

Posted by KC

the great P-NW

07/08/25 06:02 PM

417 posts

I'm not familiar with that ship, but I suggest you find the on line info about room/suite sizes and where the beds are positioned in that - likely very small - space. Chances are that even the "2 children up to age 17" would be doing a contortion act to get into bed each night. Then consider possibly getting up at night to wend your way to the bathroom, and then ask your adult daughter how she feels about this plan. I suspect you'll decide that if you're going all that way, you may as well spend a little more for comfortable sleeping arrangements. Have a fun adventure!

Posted by Laura

Virginia, USA

07/08/25 06:29 PM

6179 posts

You’d have to ask Tallink for a definitive answer; they have customer service contact info on their website.

https://www.tallink.com/good-to-know/contacts

Typically, when something says up to 2 adults you are not permitted to have 3 adults.

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