How many bedrooms does Jeff Bezos' yacht have

So, Jeff Bezos' superyacht Koru—the biggest sailing yacht on the planet, right? There's no official, confirmed bedroom count from Oceanco, the builder. They're pretty tight-lipped about that stuff. But based on what maritime experts and interior reports say, looking at its massive 417-foot (127-meter) frame, it's widely thought to sleep up to 18 guests across 9 to 10 staterooms. That breaks down to maybe 8 or 9 guest bedrooms, a huge master suite, and then separate living spaces for the crew, which can number up to 40 people.

How many guest cabins are on the Koru?

Industry folks and superyacht databases like Boat International and SuperYacht Times keep saying the same thing—Koru can host 18 guests. That number's almost always divided between 9 to 10 cabins. For a yacht this classy, you're looking at a massive owner's suite—think master bedroom, private study, his-and-hers bathrooms, a dressing room—plus 4 to 5 VIP guest cabins. The rest are usually twin or double rooms.

Does the master suite count as a bedroom?

Absolutely. On a superyacht, the master suite is definitely counted as the primary bedroom. On Koru, the owner's suite is this enormous, multi-room setup on the main deck forward. It's not just one room; it's like a private apartment. The actual "bedroom" part is a large cabin, but the whole suite includes a private lounge, office, and two big bathrooms. When they tally up "staterooms," that counts as one bedroom—the master. So guests get 8 to 9 plus the master, making it 9 to 10 sleeping quarters total.

How many crew are on board and where do they sleep?

Koru has a crew capacity of up to 40. That's the captain, engineers, deckhands, stewards, chefs, security—the whole lot. Their quarters are totally separate from guest areas, down on a lower deck with their own mess hall, lounge, and cabins. Crew cabins are usually smaller and more basic, often with bunk beds. This doesn't count toward the guest "bedroom" count, but it's a big part of the yacht's overall layout.

How does the Koru's bedroom count compare to other superyachts?

Looking at the table, Koru is the biggest sailing yacht, but it's not the biggest motor yacht. Motor yachts like Eclipse and Azzam are way longer and can fit more guest bedrooms. Koru's 9-10 bedrooms? That's pretty standard for a sailing yacht this size, where interior space gets squeezed by rigging and sail systems.

What is the layout of the main deck?

The main deck on Koru is all about the owner's suite. This deck is basically private for Jeff Bezos and his family. The suite has floor-to-ceiling windows, a private terrace that opens to the side of the hull, and a big forward-facing observation lounge. No guest cabins here. Those are on the lower deck and bridge deck. The main deck also has a large dining room and a formal living room, but those are common areas, not bedrooms.

Are there any special bedroom features?

Yeah, the master bedroom on Koru has some unique stuff. It's got a "his and hers" bathroom setup with separate vanities, showers, and toilets. The bedroom itself has a king-sized bed positioned to face the ocean through big, angled windows. The suite also includes a private study with a desk—a key feature for Bezos, who apparently works while traveling. The guest cabins are equally luxurious, each with an en-suite bathroom, walk-in closets, and individual climate control.

Can guests choose their own bedding?

It's not exactly a standard "bedroom feature," but superyacht crew are trained to handle guest preferences for pillows, mattress firmness, duvet type. On a yacht like Koru, the interior team will have a range of pillow options—down, synthetic, memory foam—and mattress toppers to make sure each guest is comfortable. That's part of the personalized service, not a fixed structural thing in the bedrooms.

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Checklist: What to Look for in a Superyacht Bedroom

• Layout: Is the bed facing the windows? Is there a seating area?
• Bathroom: Is it en-suite? Does it have a bathtub or rain shower?
• Storage: Are there walk-in closets or built-in wardrobes?
• Technology: Are there smart controls for lights, curtains, and temperature?
• Privacy: Is the cabin located away from high-traffic areas?
• View: Does the cabin have large windows or a balcony?
• Soundproofing: Is the cabin insulated from engine noise and waves?