Which statement about verandah staterooms is true?

• A. Verandah rooms include a balcony.
• B. Verandah rooms are located only on specific decks.
• C. Verandah rooms have no windows.
• D. Verandah rooms are reserved for crew.

Answer: (A)

Verandah staterooms are defined by their private outdoor space—a balcony that you can access from inside the room and use for fresh air, seating, and views. That balcony is the key feature, so stating that verandah rooms include a balcony is the best description. They aren’t limited to just certain decks; verandah accommodations appear on multiple decks depending on the ship’s layout. They do have access to the outside through a door, typically a sliding glass door, so they aren’t windowless. And these rooms are guest accommodations, not reserved for crew.