Discovery Princess Cabin L107
Discovery Princess Cabin L107 is a Reserve Collection Mini-Suite stateroom on Deck 16 measuring 558 square feet and sleeping up to 2 guests.
Discovery Princess Cabin L107 is a suite stateroom on Deck 16 of the Discovery Princess. It's located on the starboard (right) side and in the forward (front) section of the ship. Cabin L107 is one of the Discovery Princess's 1,830 staterooms. This cabin accommodates up to 2 guests and offers 558 square feet of space. Classified as a Reserve Collection Mini-Suite category (code: M6), the stateroom features comfortable queen or two twin beds and the princess luxury bed.
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Cabin L107 Reviews
Cabin E226 is a mini suite, the extra space is nice, the sofa in mini suites are uncomfortable to sit or relax on, there is no back or lumbar support. The balcony is small and has 2 chairs and a small side table. It worked fine for two of us. There is NOT a roof over the balcony, keep that in mind for cold or rainy Alaska itineraries. No balcony obstruction directly in front or below, only if you looked to the left you would see the front of a life boat. The princess bed is firm but the linens and duvet were comfortable. During the 2 evening shows in the Princess theater you can hear a vibration but it wasn't enough to bother us. If you go to bed early or are sensitive to noise just be aware. I really like the separation of the closet - dressing area. Plenty of storage space between hangers and the shelving. The bathroom has a tub with a handheld shower. Water pressure was light but adequate. The mini suite has 2 tv's and it worked perfectly for my husband to watch football and me to watch tv in bed at the same time. The refrigerator is cool, not cold even on the highest setting. There was an included hair dryer in the top drawer of the desk, it's very basic. I am highly sensitive to motion and the ship handled the seas perfectly, no motion sickness at all for either of us. Overall it was a good cabin for us, just wish cruise lines offered more comfortable in cabin seating to relax after a long day of activities and excursions.
We just got off discovery M402 15th deck starting at 6 in the morning crashing noises, banging, carts rolling, thumping and banging! The room is right under the buffet pantry. Got very little good sleep and it really impacted our vacation, was very unfortunate!
It was quite spacious and met our needs. The location was convenient to the elevators and being on the 11th deck placed is just about midpoint for all decks.
Our steward Allen was wonderful. We had everything we needed. Great views on the balcony.
How this stateroom is classified
Experience a luxurious and pampering stay in the Reserve Collection Mini-Suite, with category code MD. Ranging from 256 to 558 square feet, this mini-suite offers a spacious and comfortable living space for your cruise. Enjoy the convenience of a separate sitting area with a sofa bed and coffee table, as well as floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors that offer breathtaking views of the ocean. Indulge in upgraded amenities in the bathroom, including a tub and massage shower head, as well as a welcome glass of bubbly on embarkation day. You'll also have access to a variety of exclusive services and amenities, such as priority embarkation and disembarkation, a complimentary wine set-up, and evening canapés upon request. Unwind in the luxurious Princess Luxury Bed and indulge in the finest linens and bathrobes during your stay. With 24-hour room service and a flat-panel television in both the bedroom and sitting area, the Reserve Collection Mini-Suite is the perfect choice for a luxurious and relaxing cruise experience.
Cabin L107 Location
Where is this stateroom found on the Discovery Princess?
Cabin L107 is located towards the front of the ship (Forward) and on the right (Starboard) side of the vessel.
Stateroom L107 has a maximum capacity of 2 guests.
Cabin L107 Features & Amenities
Included features and in-room essentials for Stateroom L107.
- Comfortable queen or two twin beds
- The Princess Luxury Bed
Partially obstructed view cabins have limited obstructions, such as lifeboats, railings, or structural elements, that block only part of the view. Guests can still enjoy partial visibility of the ocean or ports. Partially obstructed view cabins often come at reduced prices compared to unobstructed view cabins.
Deck 16 Location
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