Cruise lines promote their ships as luxurious, and the cabins which are clean and neat often are small in size and seem cramped compared to the average hotel room. Expect to find a large wall-mounted mirror or two to make the cabin seem bigger. Small private bathrooms with showers are the norm. The least expensive are less-than-motel sized cabins on the interior of the ship, without a window. Exterior cabins with a window are more expensive, with higher prices attached to rooms with balconies (often just enough room to sit and watch the sunset or have breakfast on a small table). Multi-room suites with private decks, bathtubs, sitting areas, and other amenities command the highest prices and are often the best way to cruise.