HAL Staterooms/Cabins

Holland America Cruise Lines

"DAM" Ships and their Staterooms/Cabins

"Presa", los buques y sus camarotes/Rurales (Spanish)
"Dam" schepen en hun Staterooms/Hutten (Dutch)
"Digue" les navires et leurs Cabines/Cabines (French)
"DAM" Schiffe und ihre Kabinen/Cabins (German)
"Dam" Ships at ang kanilang mga Staterooms/cabin (Tagalo)
"DAM" Kapal dan Staterooms/kabin (Indonesian)
"DAM" Ships and their Staterooms/Cabins (Russian)
"DAM" Ships and their Staterooms/Cabins (Chinese)
"DAM" Ships and their Staterooms/Cabins (Japanese)
"DAM" Ships and their Staterooms/Cabins (Korean)
"DAM" Ships and their Staterooms/Cabins (Hebrew)
"DAM" Ships and their Staterooms/Cabins (Arabic)
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Last Edited November 17, 2009
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"S" Class Ships: This stands for the first ship in the class (Statendam.) [ Maasdam, Ryndam, Statendam, Veendam [ These ships are the "backbone" of the HAL fleet. They are virtually identical except for color schemes and artwork.	"R" Class Ships: This stands for the first ship in the class (Rotterdam) [ Amsterdam, Rotterdam. Volendam, Zaandam [ These ships are very similar to the "S"class, but a bit longer and wider. Unlike the "S" class, they are not all identical.	"Vista" Class Ships: These ships are named for the directions of the compass (Noord, Oost, West and Zuid) [ Noordam (Noord = North), Oosterdam (Oost = East), Westerdam (West), Zuiderdam (Zuid = South)
Prinsendam The smallest and oldest HAL ship, she is in a class by herself, known lovingly as "The Elegant Explorer"	Signature Class: These ships are larger, improved versions of the "Vista" class, much as the "R" class can be considered improved versions of the "S" class. Eurodam, (and soon - July 2010) Nieuw Amsterdam [ Contributed by Cruise Critic Members: RuthC and Copper10-8	For more in depth detail of the HAL Ships please go to: An Introduction to the Ships and Classes of the HAL Fleet, by Doug Newman

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Stateroom Furnishings
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Your stateroom is furnished with a ship-to-shore telephone which enables you to easily call anywhere in the world, 24 hours a day (prices are found in your stateroom directory).

You'll also find ample closet and drawer space, individually-controlled air conditioning, a television for viewing CNN, movies and onboard features.

All staterooms are equipped with standard 110 AC and 220 AC outlets. If your shaver operates on standard 110 AC, by all means bring it (guests with pre- or post-cruise hotel packages may want to bring converters and/or adapters for their hotel stay). You may wish to bring a travel alarm clock as they are not available in staterooms. Hairdryers are available in staterooms on all ships.

For safety reasons, we respectfully request that you do not iron clothing in your stateroom. Ironing facilities are available at the self-service laundry rooms for your convenience on all ships except the ms Oosterdam, ms Westerdam, ms Zuiderdam, ms Noordam and ms Eurodam. In addition, full laundry and valet services are available on all of our ships.

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Gross Tonnage table for the Entire HAL Fleet
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Dining Room Layouts on HAL Ships
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Groups Sailing on Various HAL Ships
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ms AMSTERDAM "R" Class Ship

Cabin Photos Added 10-25-2009

Passenger capacity: 1,380 Crew members: 615