Crown Princess Cabin D737
Crown Princess Cabin D737 is a Vista Suite stateroom on Deck 9 measuring 495 square feet and sleeping up to 4 guests.
Crown Princess Cabin D737 is a suite stateroom on Deck 9 of the Crown Princess. It's located on the starboard (right) side and in the aft (rear) section of the ship. Cabin D737 is one of the Crown Princess's 1,543 staterooms. This cabin accommodates up to 4 guests and offers 495 square feet of space. Classified as a Vista Suite category (code: S6), the stateroom features comfortable queen or two twin beds.
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Cabin D737 Reviews
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How this stateroom is classified
Your Princess Cruise Vista Suite, with category code S6, is a luxurious and spacious accommodation option suitable for up to 4 guests. With a minimum of 460 square feet and a maximum of 495 square feet, guests will have plenty of room to relax and unwind. The tastefully decorated suite comes with a Lavazza Coffee Maker and a separate sitting area, including a sofa bed and chair, perfect for enjoying some quiet time. As a special perk, guests staying in the Vista Suite will also receive Sanctuary benefits, such as exclusive dining, events and entertainment, as well as priority services at check-in, debarkation, and tender boarding. Adding to the comfort and convenience of the suite, guests will also have access to 24-hour room service, one complimentary mini-bar setup, and free daily bottled water.
Cabin D737 Location
Where is this stateroom found on the Crown Princess?
Cabin D737 is located towards the rear of the ship (Aft) and on the right (Starboard) side of the vessel.
Stateroom D737 has a maximum capacity of 4 guests.
Cabin D737 Features & Amenities
Included features and in-room essentials for Stateroom D737.
- Comfortable queen or two twin beds
Partially obstructed cabins on Princess ships with a ship beam obstruction have their view partially blocked by structural beams supporting the ship. These beams can limit the visibility through the balcony or window, depending on their size and placement. However, the obstruction is usually limited to one section of the view, allowing guests to still enjoy some ocean or port visibility. These cabins are often more affordable than fully unobstructed options.
Deck 9 Location
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