Silver Cloud cabins and suites

Most Silver Cloud cabins (75%) are with private balconies - excepting only the Vista Suites (window suites) on lowest cabin deck 4. Handicap (wheelchair-accessible) cabins for disabled passengers are only 2 (#640-643, on deck 6 /located near the lobby lift). The ship has no connecting rooms (suites convertible to a double suite). Connecting are only the highest grades 2-bedroom suites. The number of all cabin categories is 8.

Silver Cloud suites are among the largest accommodations at sea. Traditionally for Silversea, Cloud is an all-suite ship. All passenger accommodations are located in the forward half. This design allows all public rooms to be positioned between the stern and midships, thus improving guests’ comfort and privacy in cabins.

Follows the review of Silver Cloud staterooms (suite accommodations) as furniture, amenities and complimentary services:

Each of the Silver Cloud suites has: large living area (chairs, table, sofa, writing desk), walk-in closet (with plenty of drawers and shelves), dining table, vanity area (1 mirrored table, 1 small stool), marble bathroom (bathtub/shower, robes, towels, slippers, luxury bath products /choice of European top-brand products), bedroom (queen bed /convertible to twins, luxury mattresses, Pratesi bedding sets, pillow menu, duvets), leather headboard, bedside tables with lamps, hairdryer, interactive LCD TV (satellite reception, infotainment system with movies on demand and live cam views), media center (quality sound system, VCR/DVD/CD; discs provided at the ship’s library), IPod station, radio/alarm clock, mini-bar (cocktail cabinet), fully stocked refrigerator (wine, beers, soft beverages), safe, direct-dial phone, magnifying mirror, binoculars, umbrella, stationery, aromatherapy cabin scents by Laura Tonatto, complimentary 24-hour room service (butler service), 110-220 V power outlets.

• The room service menu has the same items as the dining room’s menu. Room service is available during The restaurant’s opening hours, via the complimentary butler service for a course by course in-cabin dining. During the day can be also ordered burgers, salads, appetizers.
• Personal butler service provides dinner reservations, room service (en-suite dining), refrigerator stocking, laundry, shoeshine, packing/unpacking.
• Silversea deals are inclusive of free Wi-Fi (shipwide, in all Suite cabins and public areas). Each passenger is allowed to use at least 1 hour WiFi Internet service per day at no charge. WIFi is free and unlimited for all guests in the suite categories GS-Grand, RS-Royal, OS-Owner’s and SS-Silver. This amenity upgrade is available on all Silver Cloud itineraries, including on themed Silversea expedition cruises.

The highest grades suites (GS-Grand, RS-Royal and OS-Owner’s) come in 2 types – 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom (if booked in combination with an adjacent Veranda Suite). These suites feature floor-ceiling sliding doors opening to a large balcony (with luxury patio furniture), 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, powder room (with full-size whirlpool bathtub). Two-bedroom (double) suites have a second veranda. Royal Suites have 3 balconies. The list of bonus amenities and services for GS-RS-OS-SS Suite passengers includes: whirlpool bathtubs, daily newspaper, 2 hours cabin phone usage (worldwide calls), complimentary laundry (dry-cleaning and pressing), en-suite dining (afternoon canapes), Illy coffee maker, more TVs, exclusive dining at Officer’s table, 1 complimentary dinner for two at the Le Champagne restaurant.

Each of the Vista Suites (on deck 4, plus both staterooms on deck 5 forward) have 1 large picture window instead of a balcony, and a few of them are with sofabed (accommodating 3rd person).

All three Silver Suites are located starboard by the midship staircase on decks 5-6-7. Unlike the other high-grade accommodations, those can’t be booked as doubles. These are also the only passenger rooms on the ship that don’t have bathtubs in their luxury bathrooms.

In 2017, MS Silver Cloud was drydock refitted and refurbished (August-September) before joining the Silversea Expeditions fleet. The cruise ship's capacity was reduced from 362 to 260 passengers (on non-polar cruises). The ship's max capacity on polar cruises (Arctic and Antarctic itineraries) is 200 passengers.